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The Greenes – “Greenehouse” (1984)
The Greenes were a major force within the Southern Gospel genre. This is the first article in a series we’ll be running on the Greenes. Enjoy this first installment as we talk about their first major album, “Greenehouse”!
News Nuggets: 10-3-25
The GMA Hall Of Fame has a physical location and MORE in NewsNuggets!
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.
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!
REVIEWS
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 Hemphills – “I Can Smile” (1986)
Much like the album cover, things were bright and cheery for the Hemphills! With “I Can Smile”, they were back with the Benson Company under newly acquired, RiverSong label, and there were lots to smile about with this album!
The Inspirations – “Touring that City” (1973)
The Inspirations had enjoyed tremendous success prior to 1973, but this album solidified their place as one of the greatest quartets in our genre, and also presented them with their first #1 song! Check it out…
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!
HISTORY
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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.
The Originals: Touring That City
Who recorded “Touring That City” first?
VIEWS AND COMMENTARY
New Concept Video: “Grab Your Umbrella” by The Talleys
Check out the latest concept video by The Talleys.
Music Biz Monday: New Recordings with Original Parts
What if you could take an old recording and make a new one?
Observations: “What A Time We Will Have Over There”
When an artist gets another chance to record the same song
SONY’S DEVOTIONS
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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...
How COVID-19 May Affect Concerts Going Forward
I know that many SG artists are anxiously waiting to get back on the road. What that road will look like when they finally get the opportunity is truly anyone’s guess.
Reading or Skimming?
Are there portions of the Bible that you skip over every time you come to it? Or maybe you read it out of duty but mostly skim since you know that portion isn't going to speak to you anyway and you would rather not waste your time going over it. I confess there are...