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The Inspirations – “Silver Anniversary” (1989)
Hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas holiday! As we resume our series on the Inspirations, the next album we come to is their 1989 recording, “Silver Anniversary”. Though no songs charted for this album, it was a classy representation of their music at the time. Check it out…
#NewsNuggets: 9-29-23
NEWS NUGGETS On Sunday night at the National Quartet Convention, the Kingdom Heirs introduced Chris Bryant as their new lead singer. Loren Harris' health issues forced him to resign from the group recently. Bryant has filled in during Harris' absence for the past...
#NQC2023: Tuesday & Wednesday Evenings
DBM’s NQC 2023 trip is over, but the event continues through Saturday!
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.
REVIEWS
#tbt Throwback Thursday: Gaither Vocal Band – “Testify”
A look back at a classic Gaither Vocal Band album
Memphis Quartet Show 2018 – Wednesday Concert
As a fan who has been at all five of the previous Memphis Quartet Shows, I am particularly excited about the new venue this year. The Cannon Center For the Performing Arts is still a part of the convention center complex where the event has been held every year....
Concert Review: 3 Heath Brothers (Carrollton, GA)
The 76th Anniversary celebration of the North Point Baptist Church in Carrollton, GA featured 3 Heath Brothers from Thomasville, North Carolina. I had seen several videos posted by Arthur Rice and the Ball Brothers, so I knew I was in for a treat seeing them in...
Audio Mini-Review: Various Artists – 30 Songs Of Peace
DBM reviews a relaxing collection.
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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