Gospel artist and pastor Smokie Norful is back on the gospel music circuit with his fourth album Smokie Norful Live. Reverend Norful joins host Michel Martin for a performance chat. The Arkansas ...

It’s ironic that a good-time band like Smokie has long been identified with a bawdy, profanity-laden sing-along anthem like “Living Next Door to Alice.” Especially because the group had nothing to do ...

Excerpted from the magazine for Billboard.com. By Billboard Staff Smokie Norful’s silky voice and potent songs have quickly propelled him to the top of the gospel hill. His 2002 debut, “I Need You Now ...

With hits like Living Next Door to Alice, Lay Back in the Arms of Someone and If You Think You Know How to Love Me, and tours of the UK and Europe, Smokie is one of the most popular bands in the world ...

Walk into any popular music store in Colombo and the shelves will have their share of Smokie music. The legendary British rock band of the 1970s is still alive and rocking, having its faithful ...

You might have thought Smokie vanished with cheesecloth shirts and disco fever, but the band's very solid presence at Newcastle City Hall tonight will prove otherwise. Smokie was a '70s phenomenon.

NEW YORK (AP) — Smokie Norful arrived on the gospel scene in 2002 to the tune of "I Need You Now" and has gone on to win Dove, Stellar and Grammy awards for his soulful singing style and contemporary ...

Smokie is embarking on a world tour to celebrate their 45th anniversary and will be performing at Carnival City. British supergroup Smokie will be coming to South Africa in September as part of their ...

Having been around since 1966, the British band Smokie, previously known as Smokey, is in high demand in Gauteng. So much so that a fourth show has been announced for their tour to South Africa later ...

BRADFORD has produced its fair share of music stars over the decades and here's a chance to celebrate them. Here's something to raise a debate; who is your ultimate Bradford-born artist or band? There ...

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