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The Inspirations – “Someday” (1982)
The early 80’s continued to bring great success for the Inspirations, and their 1982 release, “Someday”, continued that success with the song, “They’re Holding Up the Ladder”.
The Nelons – “Thanks!” (1987)
“Thanks” was one of the absolute best albums the Nelons ever released! Check out what James has to say about it!
#NQC2023: Monday Evening
NQC is off to a great start.
#NQC2023: Monday Morning Audio Review & Locating A Brick
On Monday morning, we headed over to Biblical Time Theater for a special listening party. There we were treated to a preview of Greater Vision's brand-new Christmas album titled Christmas In London. The song selection on this album is mostly traditional carols with...
#NQC2023: Sunday Evening
NQC 2023 has begun!
REVIEWS
Concert Review: Cana’s Voice (Cleveland, TN)
While Cana's Voice is not a "southern gospel" group, it does have two former sg artists who are both outstanding! You just can't miss when you have TaRanda Greene (now married to Landon Beene!) and Doug Anderson joining with former Avalon member Jody McBrayer. They...
Concert Review: 50th Anniversary Sing – Diplomats Quartet (Calhoun, GA)
I was so pleased to be able to attend both nights of the two-day homecoming celebration for The Diplomats. This year marks their 50th year of ministry. The event was held at Heritage Baptist Church in Calhoun, GA, where the Dips have appeared a number of times over...
Concert Review: Sacred Calling and Dixie Echoes (Jefferson, GA)
I am blessed to attend so many great southern gospel concerts. This one was more special to me because I had recently gotten Sacred Calling's brand new "Stronger" CD and couldn't wait to see and hear these ladies sing their new songs! Sacred Calling is a trio of...
Audio Review: Sunday Drive – A Million Miles
Check out the upcoming CD from Sunday Drive.
The Rambos – “Rambo Reunion” (1981)
After a 2 year hiatus from recording, the Rambos came back together in 1981 for one final studio album of all new songs. “Rambo Reunion” was a marvelous piece of work and one of their finest recordings ever made.
The Rambos – “Crossin’ Over” (1979)
One of the Rambo’s most creative offerings was their 1979 album, “Crossin’ Over”. Filled with lots of contemporary sounds, it’s their most progressive recording. Check out this review and see if you agree…
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