#NewsNuggets: 4-26-19

by | Apr 26, 2019 | Uncategorized

GOSPEL MUSIC HAPPENINGS

HighRoad signed an exclusive recording agreement with New Day Records.

Gospel trio Avenue joined Main Street Music & Entertainment as the first artist on their Penn Street Records label.

Songwriter Lee Black and former Perrys member Bryan Walker joined Legacy Five, assuming the positions of tenor and baritone respectively.

Releasing Today

April 26 – Joseph Habedank – Deeper Oceans (CD)
(Preview Here – YouTube)
April 26 – The Talleys – Hymns Of The Faith (CD)
(Listen Here – YouTube)
April 26 – The Kingdom Heirs – Something Good: Volume Two (CD)
(Listen Here – YouTube)
April 26 – The Inspirations – Right Where He Is (CD)
(Listen Here – Spotify)

UPCOMING RELEASES

Please let us know if any significant upcoming releases are missing from this list. Note, the dates listed here are distribution dates when music will officially be available through retail and/or large online outlets. Some titles may be available sooner direct from the artists.

Digital available now/CD releasing “soon” – Booth Brothers – Country Roads (CD)
May 10 – Steven Curtis Chapman – A Great Adventure: Live Performances Of Timeless Hits (DVD/CD)
(Preview Here – YouTube)
May 10 – Orla Fallon – Sweet By And By: Americana Songs Of Inspiration And Hope (CD)
May 10 – Craig Duncan – Colonial Hymns (CD)
May 10 – Masters Voice – Vintage (CD)
May 10 – The Old Paths – Hits! (CD)
May 17 – Carolina – American Morning (CD)
(Listen Here – YouTube)
May 17 – Chris Rice – Untitled Hymn: A Collection Of Hymns (CD)
May 17 – Adam Crabb – Clean (CD)
May 24 – Jimmy Fortune – God & Country (CD)
(Preview Here – YouTube)
May 31 – Tim Menzies – His Name Is Jesus (CD)
May (available exclusively direct from Hampton. “As soon as the project is ready, it will be shipped out!”) – Wes Hampton – Hymns (CD)
June 7 – The Kingsmen – Victory Shout (CD)
(Preview Here – YouTube)
June 7 – Patsy Cline – Hits & Hymns (CD)
June 7 – Gloria Gaynor – Testimony (CD)
(Preview Here – YouTube)
June 14 – Michael Booth – Dear Yesterday (CD)
David Bruce Murray

David Bruce Murray

David Bruce Murray is a church music director in Ellenboro, NC. He is the author of Murray's Encyclopedia Of Southern Gospel Music and the owner of both SGHistory.com and MusicScribe.com. David plays piano for Southern Sounds Quartet and the Foothills Community Choir.

2 Comments

  1. Darrell
    Darrell on April 26, 2019 at 2:42 PM

    I have enjoyed Bryan’s singing over the years. Am I right in thinking that before the Perrys he was with the Dixie Melody Boys? Just another graduate of the Ed O’Neal University. :-)

    Reply
    • David Bruce Murray
      David Bruce Murray on April 26, 2019 at 4:02 PM

      Yes, Walker was the DMBs lead singer in 2006, then switched to baritone in 2007. After that, he worked as a policeman and tried out for American Idol before joining the Perrys in 2010.

      Reply

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