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The Winans
Musical artist

The Winans are an American gospel music quartet from Detroit, Michigan consisting of brothers Marvin, Carvin, Michael and Ronald Winans.

  • Ronald Winans passed away in 2005.
  • Michael Winans has performed and released several recordings with wife Regina including the recent independent album Be Yourself.
  • Marvin Winans now serves as pastor at Perfecting Church in Detroit, Michigan.

Refer to the Winans family page for more detail.

Discography

Albums
  • Introducing The Winans (Light, 1981)
  • Long Time Comin' (Light, 1984)
  • Tomorrow (Light, 1984)
  • Let My People Go (Qwest, 1985)
  • Decisions (Qwest, 1987)
  • The Winans Live At Carnegie Hall (Qwest, 1988)
  • Return (Qwest, 1990)
  • All Out (Qwest, 1993)
  • Heart & Soul (Qwest, 1995)
  • Christmas: Our Gifts To You (Diamante, 2000)
Singles
  • "Let My People Go" (Qwest, 1985)
  • "The Real Meaning of Christmas" (1986)
  • "Ain't No Need To Worry (feat. Anita Baker)" (1987)
  • "Love Has No Color (feat. Michael McDonald)" b/w "What Can I Say" (1987)
  • "It's Time" (1990)
  • "A Friend" (1990)
  • "When You Cry" (1990)
  • "Don't Leave Me" (1991)
  • "Payday (feat. R. Kelly)" (1993)
  • "That Extra Mile" (1994)
  • "Heart & Soul" (1995)
  • "Count It All Joy" (1996)
  • "Standing On Promises" (1996, promo only)

Awards

  • Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Soul Gospel Album: All Out (1993)
  • Grammy Award for Best Gospel Performance By A Duo Or Group, Choir Or Chorus: The Winans Live At Carnegie Hall (1988)
  • Grammy Award for Best Soul Gospel Performance By A Duo, Group, Choir Or Chorus: "Ain't No Need To Worry" (The Winans featuring Anita Baker) (1987)
  • Grammy Award for Best Soul Gospel Performance By A Duo, Group, Choir Or Chorus: "Let My People Go" (1986)
  • Grammy Award for Best Soul Gospel Performance, Male: "Bring Back The Days Of Yea And Nay" (Marvin Winans) (1985)
  • Grammy Award for Best Soul Gospel Performance By A Duo, Group, Choir Or Chorus: "Tomorrow" (1985)

References

  1. Jones, Kim (June 17, 2005). "Ronald Winans Dies At 48". About.com.

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