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News Nuggets: 11-14-25
A bass singer returns and MORE in NewsNuggets!
May God Be Glorified
As I sit down to write, I wonder if I have anything of worth to say. It's been over a month since my last post, and part of that is due to life being busy, dealing with stressful situations, and yet making time where I can to draw near to God because He is the One who...
#NewsNuggets: 11-15-24
Michael Booth has not joined the LeFevre Quartet, but there’s a reason he’s in a photo with them!
The Kingsmen – “Stand Up at Opryland USA” (1986)
This live album almost never happened! But despite all the problems they had getting it recorded, it became one of their biggest selling albums! Read all about it!
Grammy Roots Gospel Album Category Questioned
What in tarnation is going on?
REVIEWS
The Rambos – “Rambo Reunion” (1981)
After a 2 year hiatus from recording, the Rambos came back together in 1981 for one final studio album of all new songs. “Rambo Reunion” was a marvelous piece of work and one of their finest recordings ever made.
The Rambos – “Crossin’ Over” (1979)
One of the Rambo’s most creative offerings was their 1979 album, “Crossin’ Over”. Filled with lots of contemporary sounds, it’s their most progressive recording. Check out this review and see if you agree…
The Rambos – “Queen of Paradise” (1978)
The Rambos’ 1978 album, “Queen of Paradise” was a unique album in many ways. Check out this latest review of this unique and remarkable album…
The Rambos – “Naturally” (1977)
This week, James reviews one of the most iconic albums in the Rambo’s repertoire, their 1977 album, “Naturally”, which featured their #1 classic, “I’ve Never Been This Homesick Before”. Check it out…
The Kingsmen – “Chattanooga Live” (1977)
One of the most iconic and legendary live albums ever made was this 1977 release by the Kingsmen, “Chattanooga Live”. This is the album that introduced me to the Kingsmen when I was around 8 years old…I’ve never been the same since!
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…
HISTORY
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The Originals: The Glory Road
Today, we launch a new series of articles called The Originals. Each entry in this series will highlight the first recorded version of song that is now considered to be one of Southern Gospel Music's all-time classics. The spotlight today falls on...
An “Amazing” Yarn!
I'm copying and pasting a response I made to a recent Doug Harrison post. Doug ran across the "too good not to pass along" YouTube video of Wentley Wintley Phipps explaining the history of "Amazing Grace." The source is one of the Carnegie Hall videos put out by...
VIEWS AND COMMENTARY
Lake Gibson Concert Series
Free concerts streaming online through March!
Pending Changes In Copyright Law
Support this pending legislation to benefit songwriters!
Best CDs and Songs from 2017
Check out DBM’s lists of the top CDs and Songs from 2017!
SONY’S DEVOTIONS
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#NewsNuggets: 5-31-19
GOSPEL MUSIC HAPPENINGS Isaac’s Well, a mixed southern gospel group in western North Carolina, is currently seeking a baritone/lead singer. Call ( 828 ) 974-6817, for more information. Releasing Today May 31 - Tim Menzies - His Name Is Jesus (CD) May 31 - The McKameys...
#NewsNuggets 5-24-19
Changes are ahead for the Dixie Melody Boys and more in this edition of News Nuggets.
#NewsNuggets: 5-17-19
GOSPEL MUSIC HAPPENINGS The Southern Gospel Music Association announced the 2019 inductees to the Hall Of Fame are former Kingsmen tenor Ernie Phillips, Wilburns patriarch Jackie Wilburn, Greater Vision's Gerald Wolfe, and McKameys bass singer Ruben Bean. Christian...