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The Inspirations – “Have Something to Sing About” (1979)
“The Inspirations Have Something to Sing About” is the first of 2 albums released in 1979. With it’s iconic cover shot, long with the iconic song “A Wedding Invitation”, remains one of their most popular albums.
The Rambos – “There Has To Be a Song” (1975)
1975 saw the Rambos releasing 2 very different albums. The first one, “There Has to Be a Song”, leaned more country, while the second one (which we’ll talk about next week), was quite progressive. Check out what James has to say about this one…
#NewsNuggets: 2-17-23
Jay Parrack remerges from hibernation and MORE in today’s NewsNuggets!
The Rambos – “Alive and Live at Soul’s Harbor” (1974)
In 1974, the Rambo’s released their second live album, “Alive and Live at Soul’s Harbor”, which was very different from most live albums at the time. Check out James’ review…
Remember!
"If you should say in your heart, 'These nations are greater than I; how can I dispossess them?'--you shall not be afraid of them, but you shall remember well what the LORD your God did to Pharaoh and to all Egypt." ~Deuteronomy 7:17-18 Remembering. It seems like...
REVIEWS
Concert Review: Gold City and Heritage of Gold (Cedartown and Dallas, GA)
I was blessed to see Gold City twice in two months – a single-artist concert at First Baptist in Cedartown, GA and a Gold City Heritage event at the Dallas Theater in Dallas, GA. In Cedartown, there was a full church to hear the current lineup of the group – Thomas...
CD Review: Steve Ladd – No Excuses, No Regrets (EP)
Label: Sonlite Records Producer: Cody McVey Songs: All Things Are Possible God; Chain Breaker; What You've Already Done; No Excuses, No Regrets; Since I Laid My Burden Down; Living Water Rating: 4 Stars Steve Ladd's No Excuses, No Regrets is the second six-song EP...
CD Review: Misty Freeman – Turn The Page (EP)
Misty Freeman’s new solo CD is good!
Tribute Quartet (Dalton, GA)
Tribute Quartet was finally close enough for me to see them at Eleventh Avenue Baptist Church in Dalton, Georgia. They don't get to Georgia very often, so I was particularly glad to see them a few weeks ago. Tribute has been blessed with a very stable lineup, with the...
The Hinsons – He Pilots My Ship (1972)
In this latest article, James reviews the Hinsons 2nd national recording, “He Pilots My Ship” and talks about how their sound is continuing to grow as they are becoming a force within gospel music.
The Hinsons – …Sing About the Lighthouse (1971)
This week starts a new series of record reviews as James Hales tackles the albums by the Hinsons. First on the list is their iconic first major album which features their hit song, “The Lighthouse”! Check it out…
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