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The Inspirations – “Someday” (1982)
The early 80’s continued to bring great success for the Inspirations, and their 1982 release, “Someday”, continued that success with the song, “They’re Holding Up the Ladder”.
The Convoluted Cathedral Quartet Catalog Condundrum
The Cathedral Quartet is among the most well-loved and respected gospel groups in history. There isn't a quartet singer today who isn't familiar with the rich history of the Cathedrals, and you would be hard pressed to find many fans who don't own at least SOMETHING...
The Downings – “I Feel So Good About It” (1974)
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!
Wisdom of the Aged
Then King Rehoboam consulted the elders who stood before his father Solomon while he still lived, and he said, “How do you advise me to answer these people?” And they spoke to him, saying, “If you will be a servant to these people today, and serve them, and answer...
#NewsNuggets: 6-23-23
NEWS OF THE WEEK BMI recognized their top songwriters and music publishers on Tuesday. The publishing rights organization also recognized Daywind CEO Dorothy Leonard Miller with the Spotlight Award. REMEMBERING Former Gold City/Nelons/Perrys singer David Hill passed...
REVIEWS
Concert Review: The One Night Only Quartet (Oxford, AL)
I really enjoy all of the concerts I get to attend, but every once in a while there is a concert that is much more special than "normal." The concert I attended in Oxford, Alabama on Thursday was one of the very special ones! Pat Barker put together a powerful line-up...
CD Review: Nelons – The Americana Sessions
The latest release by The Nelons is an 11-song collection titled The Americana Sessions. Family themes run throughout and as the title implies, this is a collection of well-known American standards. The one new song is "Daddy And Son," written by Jason Clark, Dony...
CD Review: 11th Hour – Silence The Stones
11th Hour extends their streak of quality CD releases with Silence The Stones.
CD Review: Tribute Quartet – Quartet Tribute, Volume One
Tribute Tribute’s Tributes: A review
The Rambos – The Soul Singing Rambos (1968)
In 1968, the Rambos released a career album with “The Soul Singing Rambos”, which contained Dottie’s career song, “He Looked Beyond My Fault”. Check out what James has to say about it!
The Rambos – “Gospel Ballads” (1967)
Dottie Rambo often said “Gospel Ballads” was her favorite Rambos album. Check out what James has to say about this wonderful 1967 recording.
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