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Keeping Focus
This past weekend, I ran book tables at a conference. It had been over a year since I had done that, but since it was a large portion of my life for a number of years, I felt right at home. God has given me the ability to connect with people, and I love doing so. As I...
Concert Report – Carolina Gold GospelFest
Diana Brantley reviews a concert event she attended last week.
NewsNuggets: 5-30-25
Wes Hampton hits a milestone and MORE in NewsNuggets!
Artificial Intelligence and Gospel Music, Part 4
DBM considers the AI statement from several of Southern Gospel’s music publishers.
The Inspirations – “Jesus is Coming Soon” (1968)
In 1968, the Inspirations released what was probably their most important albums in their entire discography with “Jesus is Coming Soon”. Read all about it…
REVIEWS
#NQC2023: Sunday Evening
NQC 2023 has begun!
The Nelons – “Journeys” (1986)
Check out this latest LP review of the Nelons 1986 album, “Journeys”…
Audio Review: Travis Tritt – Country Chapel
DBM reviews Travis Tritt’s first-ever gospel album.
The Nelons – “In One Accord” (1985)
This was one of Nelons’ most groundbreaking albums, as it ushered in lots of changes for the group…personally, musically and professionally!
The Talleys – “As For Me & My House” (1983) and “Lift Up Your Voice” (1984)
One of the most unique groups during the 80’s and early 90’s was the Talleys. They were true trailblazers and forward thinkers in our genre. I hope you enjoy the next few weeks as we walk through their albums…
The Kingsmen – “I Will” (2001)
As we come to our final article on the Kingsmen, we come to one of the most exciting studio recordings they’d ever done…”I Will”. Featuring stellar music tracks and vocals taking it to the limit, it’s an outstanding recording to close out this series!
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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NQC 2019 – Saturday
While I was not able to attend the closing concert, I did attend the two showcases earlier in the day and they were both fabulous! Gerald Wolfe brought his popular Hymn Sing to NQC, and he sure had lots of artists that were conveniently available to take the stage...
Do You Believe in God?
When asked the title question, I expect everyone reading this would answer, "Yes, I do!" But does your life reflect what you profess to believe? It's easy for the majority of people to believe in God. James 2:19 tells us that even the demons believe ... and they...
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...