by Kyle Boreing | Sep 14, 2026 | Reviews, Streaming Reviews
Produced by Chris Golden 24k Records chrisgolden.net Format: CD/USB/Digital/Streaming Format Reviewed: Digital SONG TITLES: Where My People Are (Chris Golden/Bill DiLuigi/Pete Salis) / The Man Upstairs (Jeff Hyde/Bryan Simpson) / Granddaddy’s Prayers (Chris...
by James Hales | Sep 9, 2026 | LP Review, Reviews
As we entered a new and exciting decade, the Greenes were entering a new and exciting era! As with any group, change is inevitable…even in tightly knit family groups. After 10 years as a family unit, Kim left the Greenes in order to bring some normalcy into her new...
by James Hales | Sep 2, 2026 | LP Review, Reviews
Over the previous 3 years, the Greenes were on 3 different record labels…Riversong, Eagle One and Journey Records. By the end of 1988, Roger Bennett (head of Journey Records) had re-joined the Cathedral Quartet, and the Journey label was absorbed by Homeland Music...
by James Hales | Aug 26, 2026 | LP Review, Reviews
After the amazing success of their last album, the Greenes’ record company, Eagle One, essentially went out of business, and the former head of Eagle One, Roger Bennett, created a new label called Journey Records. Additionally, since Roger acquired the masters and...
by James Hales | Aug 18, 2026 | LP Review, Reviews
After recording one album with Riversong Records, the Greenes were approached by Roger Bennett about becoming part of his new label, Eagle One, joining a pretty impressive list of artists at the time, including the Lesters, The Sound, Dixie Echoes, Paynes and others....
by James Hales | Aug 12, 2026 | LP Review, Reviews
After 2 successful albums with Eddie Crook on the Morningstar label, the Greenes signed with the newly formed Riversong Records, which was part of the Benson Company. Riversong was initially created back in 1983 by Bill Traylor, who had left Benson to start his own...
