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The Bishops – “Once in a Lifetime” (1991)
This 1991 release by the Bishops brought them their very first #1 hit with, “He’s in the Midst”. Read all about it…
The Kingsmen – “Georgia Live” (1995)
With live albums pretty much going by the wayside, this would be the last mainline live recording the Kingsmen would release. Check it out!
Adding to Kindness
But also for this very reason, giving all diligence, add to your faith virtue, to virtue knowledge, to knowledge self-control, to self-control perseverance, to perseverance godliness, to godliness brotherly kindness, and to brotherly kindness love ~2 Peter 1:5-7,...
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The Kingsmen – “Ridin’ High” (1994)
“Ridin’ High” was one of the most popular recordings during this era of the Kingsmen, and boasting a #1, the Kingsmen were definitely “Ridin’ High”!
REVIEWS
The Rambos – “Cross Country Concert” (1965), “Dottie, Buck & Joe” (1965) & “Those Singing Rambos” (1965)
1965 was a busy year for the Rambos, as they released 3 albums with different personnel on each album. Check out James’ review of these albums as we continue our trek through the Rambos cataloge!
The Rambos – “Sing the Songs of Jim (Chief) Wetherington of the Statesmen Quartet” (1963) & “Warner Brothers Present the Gospel Echoes” (1964)
As we start this latest series of album reviews, check out James’ review of these early Rambo albums!
The Hinsons – One More Hallelujah (1992)
1992 saw the Hinsons come back together for one final album. This week, James walks us through that one final “Hallelujah” album…
The Hinsons – Generations (1987)
Sadly, the Hinsons disbanded in 1988, and this 1987 release would be their final album until they reunited a few years later. Check out James’ review of this legendary album.
CD Review: Poet Voices – “King Jesus: A Tribute To The Gospel Music Of The Oak Ridge Boys”
Poet Voices pays homage to one of the most well-known quartets in music history.
The Kingsmen – “Ring the Bells of Freedom” (1980)
1980 was a big year for the Kingsmen…Dove Awards, Fan Awards and chart songs were normal fare for the Kingsmen by this point, and this album was a celebration of sorts, featuring the Kingsmen at their best!
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VIEWS AND COMMENTARY
Alan Jackson “Previous Memories” DVD
No, that is NOT a typo in the title. Click here, and I’ll explain why….
This is My Father’s World
Sometimes what a statement denies is as significant as what it affirms. All men “are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights.” Our rights don’t come from a fickle ruler, who could change his mind. They don’t come from a 51% majority vote, which could...
First Look: Jonathan Mattingly with The Blackwood Brothers Quartet
With the departure of Michael Helwig, Billy Blackwood had quite a challenge finding a new lead singer to take his place. That challenge has now been met with the hiring of 24-year old Jonathan Mattingly, who formerly sang with the Mattingly Family. He has been with...
SONY’S DEVOTIONS
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Remind Me of the Cross
This morning, I listened to the Gatlin Brothers' Come Home CD. I was surprised how many of the songs centered around the Cross, but it was exactly what I needed to focus on today. You see, I woke up pretty discouraged. Mornings have been rough this past week, and this...
Someone Like Me
If I lived a million years, I'd still never see how someone like You could love someone like me. ~Mike Payne I wonder if a person can truly be converted if she doesn't understand how truly vile she is without God. Is this why many who grow up in church look the part...
Well Done!
I enjoy reading biographies, especially of preachers and missionaries of years gone by. I think of John Wesley, George Whitefield, D.L. Moody, George Muller. Even if you disagree with their doctrine, you can't deny that they accomplished more for the Kingdom than most...