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Tena Clark
Tena Clark grew up in Brewton, Alabama, where she was exposed to Southern gospel music from an early age. She began performing with her sisters in the Clark...
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Tena Clark grew up in Brewton, Alabama, where she was exposed to Southern gospel music from an early age. She began performing with her sisters in the Clark Sisters group in the early 1990s before releasing her solo debut album 'Still Standing' in 2000.
Her 2005 album 'Break the Chain' featured the title track that became a significant gospel hit. The song's message of liberation resonated with listeners and helped establish her as a solo artist.
She continued making music while navigating these difficulties.
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