Danniebelle hall biography

Danniebelle Hall (October 6, 1938 – December 28, 2000), was an American gospel musician, recording artist, songwriter.

Biography

Early life

Danniebelle Hall was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania^[1] the fourth of eight children. She was born to William Butler Jones and Danniebell Jones.

Danniebelle Hall was born on October 6, in the USA. She is known for Black Women in Medicine () and Family Reunion: A Gospel Music Celebration.

Danniebelle learned to play piano at the age of three. She played piano for her hometown church. To advance her passion for spreading the gospel through song, she enlisted the talents of her two younger sisters and formed the trio, The Jones Sisters.

She moved to San Francisco, California, when she was 17 years old, where she met and married Charles E. Hall. They had three children Charlotte, Charles and Cynthia.

She is an ordinary person, like me, making good and bad decisions and facing the consequences of those decisions.

She enjoys spending time with her family, cooking, traveling, and laughing like there is no tomorrow!

Growing up the fourth of eight children in Pittsburgh, PA, Danniebelle learned to play piano at the age of three.

Danniebelle Hall, was an American gospel musician, recording artist, songwriter.

Gospel singer/songwriter Danniebelle Hall was best-known as a featured vocalist on several '70s hits by Andrae Crouch & the Disciples', including "Soon and.

Musical career

In 1969, she formed a group called The Danniebelles. The group went on tour overseas. This promoted the growth and the popularity of The Danniebelles beyond expectations. They were able to record an album and minister to thousands whi