There are many free legal downloads for churches to sing at http://www.4praise.com/
For my free Gospel song "The weeds and wheat" you can go to http://www.4praise.com/ Click on "Songs", then click on "Most Recent Songs" then choose "The weeds and wheat"
I am a Gospel drummer. Here is information on one of my favourite drum beats: After having played gospel music at churches for a while I discovered a beat I seldom hear, but suits many gospel tunes. When I hear gospel music I wish drummers would play it (maybe some do) so I can groove along. It goes (for a four beat bar) bass drum (foot pedal) on beats one and two, and four and two of the next bar (1,2,4,6 if you are counting 8 beats) and then the hi hat closes at beats 1 of first bar and 2 of the second bar (1 and 6 for 8 beats). If you are playing the hi hat with a stick this gives a really good beat. This would also be good for coordination practice for non drummers. It really suits gospel such as "Waiting on the Lord" and I think church goers will love it - perhaps clap along as many love to do.Regards
Eddie Miller.
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