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The Bishops – “Marching On” (1989)
As the 80’s marched on…so did the Bishops, who closed out the decade with a defining album called “Marching On” that yielded 2 of their biggest hit songs. Read all about it…
NewsNuggets: 5-16-25
The Kingsmen are looking for a tenor and MORE in NewsNuggets!
The Inspirations – “Our Pioneer Heritage” / “Cool Water” / “Just as Long as Eternity Rolls” (1966)
The Inspirations will be our next group/topic of discussion, as we comb through 35 years of music from 1966 through 2001. In this first article, we’re talking about their first 3 albums from 1966. Check it out!
NewsNuggets: 5-9-25
PromisedLand Quartet calling it quits and MORE in NewsNuggets!
The Talleys – “A Night to Remember” (1992)
For our final installment for this series on the Talleys, we come to their final recording before coming off the road. “A Night to Remember” was an amazing “Swansong” for the Talleys, highlighting 8 years of fabulous music!
REVIEWS
The Rex Nelon Singers – “We Shall Behold the King” (1983)
“We Shall Behold the King” was a career album for the Rex Nelon Singers. The crowing jewel of the album was the hit song, “O For a Thousand Tongues”, which the group still sings today. Read all about it here!
Review: Gaither TV
Is Gaither TV worth $4.99 per month? Read DBM’s review to find out.
The Rex Nelon Singers – “Feeling at Home” (1982)
In 1982, the Rex Nelon Singers released another trailblazing album entitled, “Feeling at Home”. Read all about it!
The Rex Nelon Singers – “One Step Closer” (1981)
One of the most outstanding albums released by the Rex Nelon Singers was this masterpiece called, “One Step Closer”. Check it out and let me know what you think!
The Kingsmen – “You’re Not Alone” (1997)
One of the most diverse recordings the Kingsmen recorded is “You’re Not Alone”. Lots of changes both professionally and personally were taking place, allowing the Kingsmen to step out musically.
The Kingsmen – “Beyond the Clouds” (1996)
1996 brought more changes to the Kingsmen, including Hamill’s retirement, which concluded a remarkable era for the Kingsmen. Read all about it in this latest article highlighting their “Beyond the Clouds” recording.
HISTORY
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The Originals: How Great Thou Art
Did you know “How Great Thou Art” went through three languages before it was translated into English?
The Originals: I’ll Fly Away
Each article in The Originals series highlights the first recorded version of a popular Southern Gospel song. "I'll Fly Away" was written by Albert E. Brumley in 1929 while picking cotton. The song was inspired by a song titled "If I Had The Wings Of An Angel." When...
VIEWS AND COMMENTARY
The Originals: A Wonderful Time Up There
Who recorded “Gospel Boogie” first?
The Originals: What A Day That Will Be
It’s been recorded hundreds of times, but who did it first?
Third-Party Record Labels
Is there a record company willing to take on the massive SG history of albums?
SONY’S DEVOTIONS
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Where Is Your Trust?
"And Asa in the thirty and ninth year of his reign was diseased in his feet, until his disease was exceeding great: yet in his disease he sought not to the LORD, but to the physicians" (2 Chronicles 16:12). A few weeks ago, I reconnected with a friend whom I hadn't...
Don’t Stop the Lyrics
My dad and I attended a small music festival last evening. The opening act was the worship team for a local church. The lead singer had a good testimony, and the songs were all focused on the Lord. Next up was an African children's choir. They were lively and radiated...
Do You Know Jesus?
When asked the title question, I'm guessing everyone reading this would say, "Sure I do." You may go on to explain how you attend church regularly, sing in the choir, read the Bible, pray, etc. But that's not the question. Do you really know Jesus? Do you know who He...




