God Said I Can radio with Gospel Recording Artist Lucinda Moore

For years Lucinda Moore blamed herself for her father’s death. For a period, she even suffered from low self-esteem, the trauma of being molested as a teenager, and endured a rocky marriage for 16 years just because she wanted to be loved by someone the way that her Daddy used to love her. Now, Moore’s been Blessed, Broken & Given (Tyscot Records) as she proclaims on the title cut of her sophomore CD. “This is my testimony of what God did for me,” Moore confesses. “He’s blessed me with a voice but He had to break some things in me in order for me to be given to the nation. I had to go through some stuff to help somebody else." Moore is known for her 2006 breakthrough solo smash “Pressure Into Praise” as well as her cameo appearances on Hezekiah Walker’s evergreen “When We Get Over There,” the vamp of Tramaine Hawkins’s electrifying “Lift Me Up,” and the GMWA Women of Worship Choir’s classic “I Surrender My All.” The eldest of two girls born to a nurse (Mary Simmons Dobson) and an auto detailer (John Earl Simmons), this searing soprano has come a long way from Bridgeport, Connecticut’s Beardsley Projects. Let's welcom the fabulous God given Lucinda Moore..