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The Talleys – “Work of Heart” (1985)
The Talleys’ success continued with this 1985 release, “Work of Heart”, which yielded their first and only #1 song, “Sweeter as the Days Go By”. Read all about it…
#NewsNuggets: 2-4-22
Diamond Award nominations are underway, Bluegrass Awards were presented, and more in this week’s News Nuggets.
The Happy Goodman Family – What a Happy Time! (1966)
James Hales reviews the very first album by the Happy Goodmans released on Canaan Records in 1966.
#NewsNuggets: 1-28-22
A new chapter for Ben Rochester and more in this episode of News Nuggets.
The Happy Goodman Family – I’m Too Near Home (1963), The Best of… (1964) & It’s a Wonderful Feelin’ (1964)
James Hales makes his MusicScribe debut as he shares his personal reviews of vintage albums.
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New Music Reviews: Mid-November Releases
HighRoad is an all-female group consisting of Sarah Davison (vocals and piano), Kristen Bearfield (mandolin, guitar, banjo, and vocals), Kinsey Rose (guitar and vocals), and Lauren Conklin (fiddle). Their new epynonomous recording is produced by Ben Isaacs. Pros:...
New Music Reviews: November 22 Releases
DBM reviews new releases from 3 Heath Brothers and Mark Bishop.
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SONY’S DEVOTIONS
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