The Greenes – “Evergreene” (1985)

The Greenes – “Evergreene” (1985)

It’s amazing the difference a year can make, as well as the progress and growth that a young group can experience between records! With the Greenes’ first major album under their belt, they gathered into the studio again in 1985, to record their next album,...
The Greenes – “Greenehouse” (1984)

The Greenes – “Greenehouse” (1984)

The Greenes started singing as a family group back in 1979, and between 1980 and 1984, they recorded 3 albums, mostly independently. In the early 1980’s, Tim Greene opened his own recording studio in the basement of the Greene’s home called Mountain Top Studios, and...
The Bishops – “Stories” (2001)

The Bishops – “Stories” (2001)

After discussing 15 mainline recordings by the Bishops, we’ve come to #16, which would be the final album by the group. I don’t know if they knew it at the time, just how monumental “Stories” was, but when looking at it from a historical perspective, this was a career...
The Bishops – “Great Things” (2000)

The Bishops – “Great Things” (2000)

At the turn of the century, while the world was concerned about Y2K, the Bishops were concentrated on joining up with a new, fledging record label called “Cathedral Records”. In December 1999, the Cathedral Quartet officially retired, as they took the stage for the...
The Bishops – “Reach the World” (1997)

The Bishops – “Reach the World” (1997)

Trying to follow up an immensely popular recording is a plight that many artists over the years have had to overcome; many have failed, but many have passed the test with flying colors. Honestly, it’s a great place to be, but by the same token, it can also be rather...