THE LATEST
The Bishops – “More Than My Voice” (1993)
The Bishops’ 1993 release, “More Than My Voice” ranks as one of absolute favorite recordings by the Bishops. There is so much to love about this recording. Read all about it…
God Is in the Darkness
Then they said to Moses, 'You speak with us, and we will hear, but let not God speak with us, lest we die.' ... So the people stood afar off, but Moses drew near the thick darkness where God was. ~Exodus 20:19, 21 Can you relate to the children of Israel? "I don't...
Artificial Intelligence and Gospel Music, Part 1
Is Artificial Intelligence about to destroy songwriting in gospel music?
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!
REVIEWS
The Rex Nelon Singers – “Expressions of Love” (1980)
Check out this latest article reviewing the Rex Nelon Singers’ highly successful 1980 album, “Expressions of Love”…
The Rex Nelon Singers – “Feelings” (1979)
In 1979, the Rex Nelon Singers released this groundbreaking and career album. It was a defining album for the group and for Southern Gospel Music. Check out this review and let me know what you think!
The Rex Nelon Singers – “Live” (1978)
In 1978, the Rex Nelon Singers released a wonderful live album that could have been called, “The Greatest Hits of the LeFevres…Live!”. Check out this review of this gem of a live recording!
The Rex Nelon Singers – “The Sun’s Coming Up” (1977)
1977 was the dawn of a new beginning for Rex Nelon and the Rex Nelon Singers. This album was the start of something marvelous and the impact to this industry is still felt today! If you’re unfamiliar with the beginnings of the Nelons…you need to check this out!
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
No Results Found
The page you requested could not be found. Try refining your search, or use the navigation above to locate the post.
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
Best CDs and Songs from 2017
Check out DBM’s lists of the top CDs and Songs from 2017!
Commentary: The Digital Resistance, Part II – Media
Why do some artists not like us?
Southern Gospel Grammy® Awards: Lifetime Achivements?
Why do Grammy® voters vote the way they do in Southern Gospel categories? Certain trends are clear. Some producer or label voter coalitions generate almost-automatic annual nominations. And imprints with major label distribution have that label's votes behind their...
SONY’S DEVOTIONS
No Results Found
The page you requested could not be found. Try refining your search, or use the navigation above to locate the post.
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...