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The Inspirations – “Wake Up in Glory
“Wake Up in Glory” was the Inspirations first official album with Canaan Records and was a highly popular album for the group, producing 2 chart topping songs and several concert favorites. Read all about it…
#NewsNuggets: 8-30-24
The new Nelons album released today and more in #NewsNuggets!
The Kingsmen – “Just a Little Closer Home” (1977)
One of my all-time favorite studio albums by the Kingsmen is this gem from 1977, “Just a Little Closer Home”. This marked the beginning of a remarkable era as Little Ernie Phillips joins the Kingsmen. Read all about it…
#NewsNuggets: 8-23-24
Changes for the Inspirationals and more in #NewsNuggets!
The Kingsmen – “Just in Time” (1976)
“Just in Time” was a unique album in the Kingsmen discography…it was recorded during Hamill’s 8 month hiatus from the group and it was the final album they recorded for Canaan Records. Check it out…
REVIEWS
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…
The Rambos – “Yours, Until He Comes” (1974)
1974 saw the Rambos release this very progressive recording entitled, “Yours, Until He Comes”. It was different from anything else in Southern Gospel at the time. Check out this review and let us know what you think!
Audio Review: Quartet Classic – “1980’s Volume One”
A collection of faithful adaptations meant to appeal to fans of this particular era of gospel quartet music.
The Rambos – “Sonshine” (1973)
In 1973, the Rambo’s ministry and music began to make a shift, and this album was the start of that shift. Check out what James has to say about this album and that shift…
The Paynes – “This is War!” (1988)
The Paynes did not release a mainline album in 1987, and over the course of this 2 year period, they signed with Riversong and released this new album in 1988. Read all about it…
The Paynes – “Rapture” (1986)
“Rapture” was one of the most innovative albums in our genre. This album truly showcased the Paynes as outstanding musical creators and one of my all-time favorite albums produced by Vic Clay! Check it out!!!
HISTORY
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The Originals: Jesus Is Coming Soon
Who recorded it first?
The Originals: Look For Me At Jesus’ Feet
Let’s revisit The Calvarymen of West Virginia for another installment of The Originals.
VIEWS AND COMMENTARY
The Originals: Amazing Grace
Hear the very first recording of “Amazing Grace!”
Southern Gospel Radio’s 2017 Top Five Songwriters
A new process for recognizing songwriters…new to Southern Gospel, at any rate.
Record Company Archives
Do SG master recordings still exist, and if so, are they easily found?
SONY’S DEVOTIONS
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Dixie Echoes: Keeping It Real
A rare instance of a complete press release published on MusicScribe.
Keep On Keeping On
This is later than I would typically write my Sunday devotional but where I am in Arizona, it is only a little after 6:00 PM. It is also 106 degrees. I would not wish this on anybody. But then I heard it was going to be close to 100 degrees in Michigan too....
New Music Reviews – June 2019
Jeff Stice - Bridge Pros: Jeff Stice moves effortlessly through styles ranging from cinematic ("Praise The Lord"/"Down From His Glory") to pop ("That's What Friends Are For") to meditative ("It Is Well With My Soul"). Most arrangements on Bridge are jazz with the romp...