Blind Boys Of Alabama host a homecoming for the ages on first new album in 6 years, 'Echoes Of The South'

Blind Boys of Alabama will return on August 25 with 'Echoes Of The South,' which finds the Gospel Music Hall of Fame inductees coming home to honor those they've lost, on a bold declaration of how far they still plan to go.

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