by David Bruce Murray | Nov 16, 2018 | News
Gospel Music Happenings Chapel Valley announced the addition of mixed trio Meadow Lane to their family of recording artists. Daniel Mount announced the launch of a new website called Tomorrow’s Hymns. Click HERE to check it out. Remembering John T. Benson III...
by David Bruce Murray | Nov 14, 2018 | Music Business, Music Tech
Sharp-eyed readers may have noticed a link to YouTube at the bottom of my review of the new Kevin Williams product yesterday (just above the rating). I was critical of Spotify a few days ago, so now I’ll say something nice about streaming music. From a music...
by David Bruce Murray | Nov 13, 2018 | CD Reviews, Reviews
The new instrumental album by Kevin Williams is an instrumental bluegrass collection titled Front Porch Pickin’: Old Time Gospel Favorites. I did not have the luxury of looking at the liner notes for this release, but it appears that Williams is most likely the...
by Sony Elise | Nov 11, 2018 | Uncategorized
Every driver knows the signs along the road. Some mean stop, some mean go, some mean proceed with caution, and others mean slow down because conditions are ripe for you or someone else to be hurt if you don’t. So it is in the journey of life. Back in June of...
by David Bruce Murray | Nov 10, 2018 | News, Obituary
Gospel Music Happenings The Bibletones announced the addition of lead singer Jamie May. May replaces Chris Bryant who joined the Kingsmen Quartet earlier this year. 2nd Generation trio of Oak Grove, Arkansas announced the group is retiring. Remembering Dave Rowland...
by David Bruce Murray | Nov 8, 2018 | Music Business, Rant
Music streaming giant Spotify is routinely accused of shortchanging singers and songwriters on royalties. I’ve been giving them the benefit of the doubt for some years now. After an experience I had yesterday, however, it appears they’re even sleazier than...
by David Bruce Murray | Nov 8, 2018 | CD Reviews, Reviews
The latest recording by Josh Turner is an all-gospel collection titled I Serve A Savior. Described as a “labor of love,” the recording features the sort of mix that is now quite familiar when it comes to releases by established singers who fly the Gaither...
by Kyle Boreing | Nov 7, 2018 | Oddities, Recording Oddities
While listening to the latest Gold City album, Hope For The Journey, I immediately recognized one song as an outtake from a previous album – the song “Someday” was (according to Jordan Wilburn) originally recorded for their Moment of Truth album in...
by David Bruce Murray | Nov 5, 2018 | CD Reviews, Reviews
Believe is the first solo release by Imperials/Gaither Vocal Band alumnus since 2011’s Faroe Islands. Believe came to life at music dealer Sweetwater’s recording studio with Phil Naish and Mark Hornsby handling production duties. The release of...
by Diana Brantley | Nov 5, 2018 | Concert Review
On their way home from National Quartet Convention, PromisedLand Quartet made a stop in Newport, Tennessee for a repeat performance at the beautiful Southside Baptist Church. (I believe they said it was their 5th visit to the church.) I was so pleased to be able to...
by Kyle Boreing | Nov 2, 2018 | CD Reviews, Reviews
Hope For The Journey Produced by Michael Sykes, Danny Riley New Haven Records http://www.goldcityqt.com/ Format: CD & Digital Release Date: November 2, 2018 Format Reviewed: Spotify Tune-O-Meter: Low Rating: 4 stars (out of 5) SONG TITLES: I Can Tell You Why...
by David Bruce Murray | Nov 2, 2018 | News
Gospel Music Happenings The Classic Imperials announced they have retired from touring. Their final public performances aired on Trinity Broadcasting Network’s The Huckabee Show last Saturday and Sunday along with former Imperials lead singer Russ Taff and...
