1977 was the dawn of a new beginning for Rex Nelon and the Rex Nelon Singers. This album was the start of something marvelous and the impact to this industry is still felt today! If you’re unfamiliar with the beginnings of the Nelons…you need to check this out!
1977 brought us the final album by the Downings, which was basically a “full on” contemporary album that was way ahead of its time for Southern Gospel Music! Check it out…
One of the most unique and progressive albums released during the 70s was the Downings’ 1976 album, “Spiritfest”. Take a moment and read about this trailblazing album…
In 1975, the Downings released a phenomenal live recording entitled, “Praise Him!”. This album contained it all…excitement, soaring vocals, driving music, great songs and pure energy! Read all about it…
1974 saw the Downings releasing one of the most amazing and phenomenal albums of the 70’s for gospel music! Featuring unique brass and string arrangements, this was one of the greatest albums the Downings every released!
“Greater” was a landmark album for the Downings and featured their signature hit song, “Greater is He That Is In Me”, which was actually a song arranged and orchestrated for someone else to record. Read all about it…
1973 was a banner year for the Downings. This year marked a big change in their sound, as they would begin incorporating more contemporary sounds into the style. Check out this review of the first album with the “new” Downings…
1972 was transitional year for the Downings, as the group began to make changes in their sound towards a more contemporary feel, with “Neighbors” being more country in nature. Read more about this great album in this latest article…
One of the greatest live albums from the 70’s was this little gem from the Downings, released in 1971. Check out this latest review from James and relive the magic of this exciting live concert!