Posts From Kyle Boreing
Book Review – William Lee Golden: Behind The Beard
Authors: William Lee Golden with Scot EnglandPublisher: England MediaRelease Date: May 24, 2021Format: Printwww.williamleegolden.com Very few people have had a career (and let’s me honest, life in general) like William
#TBT Album Review/Restrospective: The Paynes – “Live: Fire On Stage”
Kyle pulls another favorite from his collection.
#TBT Audio Review: “One Night Revival” – Charles Johnson & The Revivers
Throughout the last half of the 1980’s and well into the 1990’s, few artists had the raw energy and natural stage excitement of Charles Johnson & The Revivers, a trio
News Nuggest – 4-1-21
You won’t believe what’s happening today.
#NewsNuggets: 3-19-2021
A new baritone for Brian Free & Assurance and MORE in News Nuggets!
Southern Gospel Music’s Audience (?)
Get your torches and your pitchforks ready…Kyle’s opening another can of worms!
Release Oddities – “Between Here and Heaven”
How did an album go from new release on a major gospel label to essentially “leaked”?
Audio Review: “Bigger Than Sunday” – Triumphant Quartet
Produced by Wayne Haun, Scotty Inman, Jason Webb, Joshua Frerichs, Kris Crunk, Chipper HammondStowTown Recordstriumphantquartet.comFormat: CD & DigitalRelease Date: February 5, 2021Format Reviewed: Streaming SONG TITLES: Best Thing (Chuck Butler/Scotty Inman/Tony Wood) / He
DVD/CD Review: “The Best of Michael English”
What does the “best” consist of…and is it found here?
StowTown Records Vault Series
On Friday, November 27th, 2020, StowTown records surprised SG fans by releasing a digital remaster of a long-out-of-print record by the Cathedrals, Smooth as Silk. This album, originally released as
Audio Review: Daniel J. Mount – “Somewhere East Of Eden”
Produced by Ben Garms, Sam Garms, and Daniel J. MountIndependentdanielmount.comFormat: CD & DigitalRelease Date: August 28, 2020Format Reviewed: Apple Music Tune-O-Meter: High SONG TITLES: Creation Overture (Sam Garms) / Before The World
How COVID-19 May Affect Concerts Going Forward
I know that many SG artists are anxiously waiting to get back on the road. What that road will look like when they finally get the opportunity is truly anyone’s guess.
