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The Inspirations – “My Anchor Still Holds” / “The Country Needs the Cross” (1991)
The Inspirations did not release any new music in 1990, but in 1991, they released this highly popular recording, that was eventually picked up by Canaan Records and re-released with a new cover and title. Read all about it…
NewsNugglets Special Edition: 4-1-25
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NewsNuggets: 3-28-25
School to close doors and MORE in today’s NewsNuggets.
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: 3-21-25
Fan Awards, radio changes, and MORE in NewsNuggets!
REVIEWS
The Nelons – “Kelly Nelon Thompson & The Nelons” (1993)
And the changes kept coming…but the Nelons still continued to put out outstanding music. It was a unique time for the Nelons, but this recording was a first class recording. Check it out…
The Nelons – “Right on Time” (1992)
The 90’s ushered in a ton of changes for the Nelons. “Right On Time” offered an almost completely revamped group as Kelly and Jerry had departed the group. Nonetheless, it was a truly a diamond in the rough and was a pretty remarkable recording. Check it out…
The Nelons – “A New Generation” (1991)
After a remarkable13 years, the Nelons was rocked with major changes, with drastically changed their vocal structure.
“A New Generation” introduced the industry to a new look and new sound. Check out this review and find out more…
The Nelons – “Let the Redeemed Say So” (1989)
This was the last great recording from the “golden era” of the Nelons, as the following decade would be very uncertain and inconsistent. Check it out…
The Kingsmen – “Ridin’ High” (1994)
“Ridin’ High” was one of the most popular recordings during this era of the Kingsmen, and boasting a #1, the Kingsmen were definitely “Ridin’ High”!
The Kingsmen – “New Life” (1993)
1993 saw the Kingsmen enjoying a “New Life” as they ushered in a new era. Check it out…
HISTORY
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On the Couch With Fouch: June 1 Catch-up
Matt Fouch is surely generating a variety of posts in his interview series and it seems that I am not getting these published here as often as he puts them out. So, here's another catch-up for those who may not have subscribed to his videos and/or have not seen them...
SG EP’s and Making Digital Sales Work
Instead of releasing 6-7 really good songs and 3-4 “eh” songs, artists are instead just releasing the 6 best songs they can find, cutting out the fillers as much as possible.
VIEWS AND COMMENTARY
Observations: “What A Time We Will Have Over There”
When an artist gets another chance to record the same song
Music Biz Monday: Manufactured Perfection?
Most albums now, thanks to a combination of enhanced digital recording techniques and ease of editing, consist of virtually flawless vocal performances – with an emphasis on the “virtual” part.
Commentary: Should There Be Christian Music Halls of “Fame”?
Is “fame” really the best word to describe a Christian singer? Or perhaps another name would work better?
SONY’S DEVOTIONS
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Look How Far You’ve Come
Jamie Owens-Collins wrote, Don't give up; don't give inGive it all to HimFor He cares so much more than you knowWhen it seems who you really want to beIs someone you'll never becomeJust look how far you've come If you're like me, it can be hard to see any progress...
All Fear Is Gone
Because He lives, all fear is gone! I know there is a lot of fear going on in the world, and I get it, but aren't you glad to know the One who holds the future? I serve a risen SaviorHe's in the world todayI know that He is livingWhatever man may sayI see His hand of...
Thank God for Spring
"I wish it could be spring every day," my niece commented. So do I, I thought. But being older, I am aware that if we did not have winter, we would take spring for granted like we do so many other things in our lives. God designed seasons for a reason, and I, for one,...