Angela Primm

Angela Primm is a gospel singer and an ordained minister of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. A native of Indianapolis, Indiana, she was raised in the church by her mother, who was also a singer. Primm began her professional career as a background vocalist in 1986 and was a member of the group Bobby Jones and New Life. Primm is a featured soloist in the Gaither Homecoming gospel revue, where she is known for her four-octave soprano vocal range. Her catalog includes recordings of hymns and worship songs such as "What Are They Doing In Heaven Today?," "Fill My Cup, Lord," "Take My Hand, Precious Lord," "The Blood Will Never Lose Its Power," "Days of Elijah," and "Sanctuary." She has also recorded songs like "In Good Hands" and "Said I Wasn't Gonna Tell Nobody." Alongside her husband, John Primm, she produced a Christian cabaret in Nashville called "Still Waters, Christian Light Club, Inc." for fourteen years.