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NewsNuggets: 3-6-26
Janet Paschal returns with a new single and MORE in NewsNuggets!
#NewsNuggets: 6-21-24
BMI Christian Music Awards presented and MORE in #NewsNuggets!
Mike Payne – “I’m Still Singin'” / “Workin'” (1992/1994)
After the Paynes retired in late 1990, Mike continued as a soloist for a few years. In this article, we’ll talk about his 2 solo recordings he released in 1992 and 1994.
#NewsNuggets: 6-14-24
There’s just one news item and no new releases this week at #NewsNuggets.
The Paynes – “God Wants You” (1989)
This would be the last recording by the Paynes before disbanding in 1990. It was a very rustic sounding recording highlighting some great songs, music and vocals.
REVIEWS
New Music Reviews: Mid-May 2020 Releases
Check out DBM’s reviews of new music by the LeFevre Quartet, Down East Boys, and The Steeles.
New Music Reviews: Early May 2020 Releases
DBM reviews music by The Kramers, Jim Brickman, and Canton Junction.
New Music Reviews: April Releases
NEW MUSIC!
New Music Reviews: March Releases
There may not be a whole lot on Endless Highway's Countless that will interest traditional Southern Gospel radio, but I could see a few of these songs gaining traction in the Inspirational Country market. Kyle Boreing reviewed this 6-song EP a few weeks ago, so my...
The Hemphills – “In Action” (1973)
The Hemphills’ only release for 1973, was this live gem, that was originally released independently before being picked up by Heartwarming Records. It’s a wonderfully raw and genuine live album, showcasing the Hemphills “In Action”!
The Hemphills – “Sweet Zion’s Song” (1972)
For their last album on Canaan, the Hemphills released “Sweet Zion’s Song” during the second half of 1972. A mix of newly penned Hemphill tunes along with popular cover tunes of the day, it was a unique mix of songs, all done in typical Hemphill style!
HISTORY
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VIEWS AND COMMENTARY
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...
SONY’S DEVOTIONS
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