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10 time Grammy, 20 time Dove Award winner, CeCe Winans, releases her 1st-ever Greatest Hits collection! A must have for all CeCe fans, For Always - The Best of CeCe. For Always: The Best of Cece Winans by CeCe Winans: Listen to songs by CeCe Winans on Myspace, a place where people come to connect, discover, and share.
Contentious material about living persons that is unsourced or poorly sourced must be removed immediately, especially if potentially or harmful. (April 2015) CeCe Winans Birth name Priscilla Marie Winans Also known as CeCe Love Born ( 1964-10-08) October 8, 1964 (age 53), U.S. Genres, Occupation(s) Singer, songwriter, actress, talk show host, author Years active 1984–present Labels, PMG/, (aka WellSpring Gospel) Associated acts, Website Priscilla Marie Winans Love known professionally as CeCe Winans (born October 8, 1964) is an American singer, who has sold over 12 million records worldwide and won 12. She is the best-selling female gospel artist of all time, as of 2015. Contents. Early life CeCe Winans was born in Detroit, Michigan, to Delores and David ('Mom and '), on October 8, 1964.
Solo career CeCe began her solo career with the album Alone in His Presence. It was released in 1995 and earned her a and two, including the Female Vocalist of the Year, an award she earned again in 1997. Winans' next release, the Everlasting Love was released in 1998 and featured Winans highest to date Billboard charting solo singles 'Well Alright' and 'Slippin'. The song 'On That Day' from the album was written and produced by singer. Later that year, Winans released His Gift a holiday album.
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In 1999, Winans' started her own recording company, '. Her first album on the label was Alabaster Box in 1999. Some production of the disc was done by Gospel singer and musician,. It included a guest appearance. In 2000 Cece released a concert VHS titled Live at the Lambs Theater in New York. The concert contained songs from her previous albums. Winans released her next album, the self-titled CeCe Winans, in 2001.
The single 'Anybody Wanna Pray' included a guest appearance. The second single, 'Say A Prayer' crossed over into the market. Winans took a two-year break from releasing albums and returned in 2003 with. The first 1,000 copies were issued with a bonus CD that contained exclusive interviews with the artist, the making of the CD, some touring footage, and the music video 'More Than What I Wanted' (which came from the 2001 release). In 2004, the 25-city tour Throne Room with the group featured free admission and was followed with a DVD release of the concert recorded in Tennessee near CeCe's place of residence. Live in the Throne Room contained tracks from all of Winans' albums.
Around September 2004, Winans experienced what she thought was a flu but turned out to be a serious stomach infection and was hospitalized immediately for surgery. Due to the extended recovery time, the second half of the Throne Room Tour was postponed to early 2005. Winans' seventh album was released in 2005.
Producers on board for the project were longtime BeBe & CeCe collaborator Keith Thomas, and CeCe's nephew. Winans' son Alvin III also co-writes several songs on the album and younger sisters Angie and Debbie Winans make an appearance as well. CeCe's collection of Top Ten R&B radio hits include ', her duet with, from the soundtrack.
The single was certified in the US and reached No. 8 on the, No. 4 on the Adult Contemporary chart and No. 8 on the charts.
Winans released her eighth album, Thy Kingdom Come on April 1, 2008, featuring the single 'Waging War'. On October 6, 2009, a BeBe & CeCe reunion album named Still was released. It is the ninth album released by the brother / sister duo. The album was released under Malaco Records and features collaborations with Marvin Winans and contemporary gospel sisters duo. On December 23, 2010, Cece along with Bebe Winans & Mary Mary, featuring the, performed on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. From 2012-2014, Winans was a judge on 's gospel singing competition, along with her brother Bebe.
Personal life CeCe now resides in (a suburb of ) with her husband Alvin Love and two children, Ashley Rose and Alvin Love III. Her children were featured in the BeBe & CeCe Winans music video 'If Anything Ever Happened to You'.
Alvin III also appeared in the music video for 'Well, Alright.' She and her husband Alvin Love II pastor Nashville Life Church in Nashville, where they serve as the lead servants and their children are involved in the ministry. CeCe was a good friend of and godmother to her daughter,. She performed 'Don't Cry for Me' and ' at Houston's funeral, at New Hope Baptist Church in on February 18, 2012.
Winans is also a good friend of Bridget E. Hilliard, co-pastor of New Light Christian Center (Houston, Austin, Beaumont, Texas). Books CeCe has authored three books: On A Positive Note, a collection of her memoirs released August 1, 2000; and Throne Room: Ushered Into the Presence of God, a devotional released January 1, 2004 and co-authored with Claire Cloninger. Always Sisters: Becoming the Princess You Were Created to Be, released on July 17, 2007 and co-written with Claudia Mair Burney. CeCe Winans Presents Kingdom Kidz. Released: August 28, 2007 Guest appearances and soundtracks.
1994: 'Rest in Me' Coram Deo II: People Of Praise (Sparrow). 1996: ' with Waiting To Exhale Soundtrack. 1996: 'Take Me Back' Tribute: The Songs Of (Warner Alliance). 1997: 'All Is Well Tonight' God With Us: A Celebration Of Christmas Carols. (Sparrow).
1998: 'The River' The Prince Of Egypt: Inspirational (DreamWorks). 1998: 'Humanity' The Prince of Egypt Soundtrack (DreamWorks). 2000: 'Tonight Tonight' BeBe Winans (featuring CeCe) (Motown).
2006: 'He Set My Life To Music' She Was Country When Country Wasn't Cool (BNA). 2006: 'Walking Away' The Gospel According to (Umbrella). 2008: 'Right Now (We Need Another)' with and (Zomba Recording) Videography Concert. Live in the Throne Room (Recorded At: Cornerstone Church in ). Released: 2004. Format: DVD. Singles: 'Close to you' – Bebe Winans Music videos.
1996: ' ( & Winans). 1998: 'Well Alright'. 2001: 'More Than What I Wanted'. 2006: 'Purified' Television appearances This list does not include interviews or musical performances. 1994: (episode: 'Go Tell It on the Martin'). 1997: (episode: 'Oh, Solo Mio').
1997–99: CeCe's Place (on the ). 2002: (episode: 'The Known Soldier'). 2002: (episode: 'The Price of a Miracle'). 2003–: (occasional guest host) Other. March 27, 2015.
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Winans, CeCe (August 1, 2000). On A Positive Note. Retrieved 2012-02-19. Retrieved 2012-02-19. September 18, 2009. Retrieved 2012-02-19.
Gospel Flava. January 13, 2007. Retrieved 2007-01-15. PureSprings Gospel. Archived from on August 25, 2007. Retrieved August 3, 2007.
Works cited. Winans, CeCe: On A Positive Note (August 1, 2000) External links. at.
After eight solo albums, multiple gold and platinum plaques, numerous top ten singles, and a stack of GRAMMY® Awards, it seems only fitting that we finally get a Best Of collection from gospel great CeCe Winans. For Always is a stellar career retrospective that includes crowd favorites like 'Alabaster Box,' 'More Than What I Wanted,' and 'Hallelujah Praise (The Highest Praise),' as well as the previously unreleased track 'More.' Though there are a few notable omissions (such as the Waiting to Exhale-era Whitney duet 'Count On Me'), it's still a choice compilation, full of relentlessly positive music guaranteed to brighten your day.
Whether you're a longtime fan looking for all her hits in one convenient package, or you've recently been introduced to her highly spiritual, message-minded songs, this is a top-quality release certain to inspire. After eight solo albums, multiple gold and platinum plaques, numerous top ten singles, and a stack of GRAMMY® Awards, it seems only fitting that we finally get a Best Of collection from gospel great CeCe Winans. For Always is a stellar career retrospective that includes crowd favorites like 'Alabaster Box,' 'More Than What I Wanted,' and 'Hallelujah Praise (The Highest Praise),' as well as the previously unreleased track 'More.'
Though there are a few notable omissions (such as the Waiting to Exhale-era Whitney duet 'Count On Me'), it's still a choice compilation, full of relentlessly positive music guaranteed to brighten your day. Whether you're a longtime fan looking for all her hits in one convenient package, or you've recently been introduced to her highly spiritual, message-minded songs, this is a top-quality release certain to inspire. The eighth of ten siblings in the revered Detroit-based Winans family, CeCe Winans (born Priscilla) became a prominent contemporary gospel artist through performances and recordings with brother BeBe. As a duo, BeBe and CeCe proved to be the most commercially successful of the numerous Winans groupings. Their first album, Lord Lift Us Up, was released on PTL in 1984, during their membership in the PTL Singers.
The siblings moved to the Sparrow label and released five albums through the mid-'90s, a period in which their success increased as they added more contemporary forms of production. Their biggest album, Different Lifestyles (1991), topped Billboard's gospel and R&B/hip-hop charts, went platinum, and won a Grammy. Two of its singles, 'Addictive Love' and the Staple Singers cover 'I'll Take You There' (featuring Mavis Staples), also topped multiple Billboard genre charts. Shortly thereafter, CeCe began her solo career. Alone in His Presence (1995) found her working her way back to traditional gospel, singing standards like 'Great Is Thy Faithfulness,' 'Blessed Assurance,' and 'I Surrender All.' Everlasting Love (1998), His Gift (also 1998), and Alabaster Box (1999) cemented the singer's status as a top-tier gospel artist.
By the end of the '90s, she had a handful of RIAA gold and platinum certifications, as well as eight Dove Awards to go with her Grammy. CeCe entered the following decade with a self-titled album (2001) that concentrated on the adult contemporary and R&B markets. The set also featured a duet with brother Marvin on the stirring 'Bring Back the Days of Yea and Nay.' Beginning with Throne Room (2003), CeCe focused on worship-oriented albums released through a joint venture between her Pure Springs Gospel label and Epic. Purified (2005) likewise benefited from this arrangement, after which CeCe moved her label to EMI Gospel for Thy Kingdom Come (2008) and Songs of Emotional Healing (2010).
For Always - The Best Of Cece Winans
Between the latter two, BeBe and CeCe regrouped on the Malaco label for Still, another Grammy winner. Several years passed before CeCe released another album - a period that included a stint as a judge on BET's singing competition Gospel Best.
She returned with Let Them Fall in Love (2017), on which she was joined by the Clark Sisters and Hezekiah Walker. John Bush & Andy Kellman. ORIGIN Detroit, MI. GENRE. BORN October 8, 1964.