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The Inspirations – “Yes, I Will Be There” (1988)
With this latest release, the Inspirations scaled the instrumentation back to just piano, bass and acoustic guitar. The album had a more rustic feel, but was undeniably “Inspirations”.
#NewsNuggets: 11-29-24
New releases and more in this week’s #NewsNuggets!
For the Forgiven
Therefore I say to you, her sins, which are many, are forgiven, for she loved much. But to whom little is forgiven, the same loves little.” ~Luke 7:47 Several members of our church are involved in jail ministry, and because of them, I have seen firsthand the truth of...
#NewsNuggets: 11-22-24
Christmas tours get underway!
The Kingsmen – “Mississippi Live” (1987)
The final release in the trilogy of live albums is this wonderful live album, where the Kingsmen finally were able to pull-off a recording in Jackson, Mississippi. It’s my personal favorite of the 3 live albums recorded between 1985-1987. Read all about it!
REVIEWS
The Rambos – “The Son is Shining” (1976)
Check out James’ review of the Rambos 1976 album, “The Son is Shining”…
The Rambos – “These Three Are One” (1975)
Check out what James has to say about this unique album by the Rambos…
The Rambos – “There Has To Be a Song” (1975)
1975 saw the Rambos releasing 2 very different albums. The first one, “There Has to Be a Song”, leaned more country, while the second one (which we’ll talk about next week), was quite progressive. Check out what James has to say about this one…
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 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…
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VIEWS AND COMMENTARY
Dear Fans…
Kyle doesn’t just make artists mad….
Commentary: The Digital Resistance
Why are some prominent SG artists now allowing their music to be made available via digital markets?
MusicScribe Devotions: The Pearl Of Great Price
A Gospel message in a Townes Van Zandt song?
SONY’S DEVOTIONS
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#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...
Press On
"Brothers, I count not myself to have apprehended: but this one thing I do, forgetting those things which are behind, and reaching forth to those things which are before, I press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus" ~Philippians...
The Future of Gaither Music Group
In February of this year, it was announced that Primary Wave Music had acquired interest in the Gaither Music Group and Gaither Publishing. The move coincided somewhat with another announcement that Gaither Family Resources would be closing by March 31st. On the...