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Recording Oddities: “We’ll Fix It In Post!”
Post-production editing usually is not super obvious. That doesn’t mean that there aren’t some rather glaring examples of obvious fixing going on….
The Inspirations – “What a Wonderful Time” / “From the Heart of the Great Smokies” / “He’s Our Guide” (1967)
These next 3 albums, you hear the Inspirations really coming into their own, vocally, as they work to create their own musical identity. Listening to these albums is truly a treat, hearing the youthfulness of their sound. Check out the article, and listen to the albums yourself on You Tube!
Artificial Intelligence and Gospel Music, Part 2
DBM reviews Suno, one of the most popular AI song-generating apps.
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?
REVIEWS
The Downings – “Praise Him!” (1975)
In 1975, the Downings released a phenomenal live recording entitled, “Praise Him!”. This album contained it all…excitement, soaring vocals, driving music, great songs and pure energy! Read all about it…
The Downings – “I Feel So Good About It” (1974)
1974 saw the Downings releasing one of the most amazing and phenomenal albums of the 70’s for gospel music! Featuring unique brass and string arrangements, this was one of the greatest albums the Downings every released!
The Downings – “Greater” (1973)
“Greater” was a landmark album for the Downings and featured their signature hit song, “Greater is He That Is In Me”, which was actually a song arranged and orchestrated for someone else to record. Read all about it…
The Downings – “A Love Story: Love Beyond Compare” (1973)
1973 was a banner year for the Downings. This year marked a big change in their sound, as they would begin incorporating more contemporary sounds into the style. Check out this review of the first album with the “new” Downings…
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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VIEWS AND COMMENTARY
#NewsNuggets: 10-6-17
Triumphant Quartet celebrates 15 years.
NQC 2017: SGMA Benefit Showcase (Tuesday)
Showcase Report!
Singing News – October 1970
NQC in Singing News, 47 years ago…
SONY’S DEVOTIONS
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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...
#NewsNuggets: 4-26-19
GOSPEL MUSIC HAPPENINGS HighRoad signed an exclusive recording agreement with New Day Records. Gospel trio Avenue joined Main Street Music & Entertainment as the first artist on their Penn Street Records label. Songwriter Lee Black and former Perrys member Bryan...
#NewsNuggets: 4-19-19
This week’s nugget meal is a 20-piece!