Jan 21, 2013 — Nashville-based gosepl singer Vicki Yohe recently stopped by NPR for a performance chat with Tell Me More Host Michel Martin. After performing a few of her popular sings, Yohe took to the 88 keys to showed her love for NPR.
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Vicki Yohe Loves NPR
by Renee Kelly
Jan 21, 2013 — Nashville-based gosepl singer Vicki Yohe recently stopped by NPR for a performance chat with Tell Me More Host Michel Martin. After performing a few of her popular sings, Yohe took to the 88 keys to showed her love for NPR.Nashville-based singer Vicki Yohe is breaking the mold of gospel singers with her country-western looks.
She recently stopped by NPR for a performance chat with Tell Me More Host Michel Martin and addressed questions on race, faith and music, including her new album, I'm at Peace: A Praise & Worship Experience.
After performing a few of her popular sings, Yohe took to the 88 keys to show her love for NPR.
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