Chicago's Own Jay Adams Set To Perform Chart Topping Single on The Word Network

PRLog (Press Release) - Sep. 2, 2012 - The Word Network, reaching almost 16 million homes, can be seen on DirecTV, many local cable systems including systems run by AT&T, Time Warner, Comcast, Millennium Digital Media and many other cable systems and can also be seen on some local stations in major urban markets.

The Reverend Jesse L Jackson Sr., President and Founder of The Rainbow/Push Coalition, and one of America's greatest religious and civil rights leaders, uses his Saturday morning forum to air his show on The Word Network that will cover various topics that spread the message of God as well as those that touch on social, racial and economic justice for all.  

Jay Adams' single "PLEASE" - which stands for P(Peace).L(Love).E(Encourage).A(Assist).S(Support).E(Everyone) - is music with a message. It is a song that speaks to some of the issues discussed on Reverend Jackson's show and how we can come together as one to end all sense of hopelessness.  It was written to uplift and speak to the world as it deals with all that is plaguing society today, such as violence, disease and all sorts of despair.


For inquiries, booking or additional information on Jay Adams contact Eric “The Wiz” Sexton at 312.212.0562 xt.142 or ericthewiz@gmail.com. Follow Jay Adams on Twitter: @sliquejay and on Facebook at www.facebook.com/slique.j.adams
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Jay Adams:

Rhythm and Ghetto Soul describes talented & musically gifted Singer and Songwriter Jay Adams, an artist known to many as the next "Marvin Gaye". Jay returns to the music scene with his label, Dominion Music Group, as he gears up for two brand new singles set to debut soon.

The Word Network:

The source for urban ministries and gospel music. Sensitive to, and touches the fabric of, the urban African American community.


Rainbow Push Coalition:

The Rainbow PUSH Coalition is a progressive organization protecting, defending and expanding civil rights to improve economic and educational opportunity.

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