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The Bishops – “Great Things” (2000)
After a change in record labels, the Bishops released one of their finest recordings that truly lived up to it’s title…”Great Things”! Read all about it…
NQC 2025 Roundup
DBM recounts his 2025 trip to the National Quartet Convention.
News Nuggets: 9-26-25
It’s Friday, so it’s time for more NewsNuggets!
The Inspirations – “Looking For You” (1978)
“Looking For You” remains one of my all-time favorite studio albums by the Inspirations. Is it one of yours? Read all about it!
News Nuggets: 9-19-25
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REVIEWS
The Paynes – “Ready or Not” (1982)
“Ready or Not”…we’re moving on to our next group…the Paynes. Their time in the spotlight was relatively short, but they made a lasting impact! Check out this review of their first nationally released album, “Ready or Not”…
The Hemphills – “Hits” (1989)
For our final review in the Hemphill’s discography, check out this gem of new recordings of their classic tunes.
The Hemphills – “Celebration” (1989)
With its glossy magazine looking cover, the Hemphills released one of their greatest albums ever with this 1989 release, “Celebration”. Read all about it…
The Hemphills – “Revival” (1987)
One of the most popular albums in the Hemphills’ discography is this 1987 release, “Revival”. After 14 years with the Benson Company, this would be their last album before signing with Homeland Records.
The Inspirations – “We Shall Rise” (1972)
This 1972 album introduced us to the booming bass voice of Mike Holcomb, who remained with the group for over 40 years! “We Shall Rise” features a lot of concert favorites for the Inspirations…check it out!
The Inspirations – “Old Time Singin'” (1972)
1972’s “Old Time Singin'” embodied all things “Inspirations”, and was a perfect sophomore recording for the Inspirations since signing with Canaan the previous year.
HISTORY
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On the Couch with Fouch: Josh Feemster
The latest interview by Legacy Five bass singer Matt Fouch is with the Legacy Five's tenor, Josh Feemster. All I can say is, it's about time!! Enjoy!!
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...
VIEWS AND COMMENTARY
Observations – Add-A-Chorus in P&W vs SG
Signs of creativity, or just a lazy crutch?
Music Biz Monday: Why Melodyne Is A Blessing And A Curse
Why is Kyle CONSTANTLY complaining about auto-tuning, and why doesn’t he ever offer a solution?
Digital Music & Collectors
How does one “collect” digital music files?
SONY’S DEVOTIONS
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The Year of Uncertainty
"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. It was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness." The opening line from A Tale of Two Cities describes 2020 pretty well. Some may argue that there is no "best of times" about it, but I have seen it bring...
Great Is His Faithfulness
This past week, the song that kept rising up in my heart was "Great Is Thy Faithfulness." Great is Thy faithfulness, O God my Father God truly is a faithful father. Many of us cannot say that about our earthly fathers, but what a blessing to know that God is faithful...
Music: A Real Blessing
For as long as I can remember, music has been important to me. My mom tells me that, as a baby, I wouldn't sleep unless she put on one of my grandparents' records. When I was around 9 years old, I discovered Southern Gospel music, and when I came across a Southern...