- Sheard,
partnered together and
launched a new
record label entitled Karew Records (
Karew being a
combination of both
their forenames:
Karen and Drew, pronounced:...
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proved to be the last
collaboration of
Pryor and Wilder.
Wallace "Wally"
Karew, a
blind man, and
David "Dave" Lyons, a deaf man, meet when
Wally applies...
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Occupations Evangelist Singer Songwriter Instruments Vocals piano organ Years active 1966–1986
Labels GospoCentric Light Karew Formerly of The
Clark Sisters...
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Country Dirt
Grome / Man (voice,
posthumous release) Hard Four (2007) as Bix
Karew (final film role,
posthumous release)
Albums Bob
Gibson and Bob Camp at...
- King Jr.
Board of Preachers. In 2009,
Sheard and his wife, Karen,
founded Karew Records, a Detroit-based
Christian music record label focusing on various...
- Get Up Erica. The
single was
later released on
November 15, 2019,
through Karew/Motown Gospel/Capitol CMG On
March 13, 2020, the
Clark Sisters released...
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Kierra Sheard on
Apple Music".
Apple Music.
Retrieved April 26, 2020. "A
Karew Family Christmas (feat. J. Drew) on
Apple Music".
Apple Music. Retrieved...
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contemporary gospel singer Kierra Sheard. It was
released 18
October 2011 by
Karew Records,
under exclusive license to EMI Gospel.
Originally scheduled for...
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October 18, 2011. This was her
first album on her family's
gospel label,
Karew Records (pronounced Kuh-Rue).
Originally scheduled for a July 12, 2011 release...
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albums chart and was the
first album to be
released on her own
music label,
Karew Records. The album's lead
single - "Pra**** Up" -
peaked at #9 on the U.S...
