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The Tana Lonon Agency Signs Marshall Hall

Nashville, TN (May 27, 2010) – The Tana Lonon Agency is pleased to announce an exclusive booking agreement with Marshall Hall (formerly of the Gaither Vocal Band) as he launches his solo career with Daywind Records.

Hall shared, “I can’t tell you how thrilled I am to be teamed up with Tana Lonon.  Her reputation with people whom I respect is what drew me in her direction, but it’s the person behind the accolades that sealed the deal.  Tana is just ‘good people.’”  He continued, “I am excited to start exploring this new path God has for me.  I want to thank Ed Leonard and Norman Holland at Daywind, and The Tana Lonon Agency.  They have all been so supportive of my family and me.  I am blessed to be associated with such quality folks.  Hopefully I’ll be seeing some familiar faces on the road soon.  To be honest, I am just humbled and grateful that anyone would want to have me come to their church and share about God’s love.”

“Marshall Hall is the epitome of incredible vocal talent, a heart for ministry, and true class.” expressed Norman Holland (A&R Director and vice president of Daywind Records).  “To combine his gifts with a booking agency like The Tana Lonon Agency, who is intent on representing artists with strong talent, a heart for ministry, and true class, is the absolutely perfect combination.  We look forward to all that is yet in store for Marshall as he embarks on a great solo career.  His debut Daywind album is due out this fall. We can’t wait to share his music with the world.”

Lonon added, “I can’t think of a better combination than Marshall Hall and Daywind Records!  I am so thrilled to be partnering with Marshall’s ministry and count it an honor to represent him.  His talent is evident, his character is clear, his heart for God is humbling, and I am looking forward to sharing his ministry to the ‘uttermost parts of the world.’  It begins with a great song, and that song is taken to the world by a great singer, and that is certainly found in Marshall Hall.”

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