Esther Tims
Esther Tims recorded her first album in 1983, simply titled 'Esther Tims.' Two years later, she released 'Jerusalem II,' which included the song of the same...
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Esther Tims recorded her first album in 1983, simply titled 'Esther Tims.' Two years later, she released 'Jerusalem II,' which included the song of the same name. That track, along with others like 'De Mooiste Roos' and 'Een Korrel Graan,' became part of her catalog of gospel recordings.
She performed with musicians including Anthony Tims on drums, Frederick Tims on bass, Vernon Gregory on keyboards, and Ernest Beaty on guitar. Her work in the 1980s and 1990s included albums such as 'What's Right,' 'The Gospel According to Esther,' and 'The Storm Is Over.'
In 1991, comments she made about homosexuality led to accusations of homophobia and some concert cancellations. She continued to record through the late 1990s and early 2000s, with albums like 'God's Not Dead' and 'Esther Tims Live.'
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