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Sep 27th, 2008 |
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A couple of stories I didn’t get to this week:
- One I should definitely have mentioned earlier: Songwriter Roy Overholt, author of “Hallelujah Square” and “Ten Thousand Angels,” passed away.
- The winners of the Diamond Awards were announced. This year, the voting evidently had a strong turnout among Isaacs fans.
- Canaan Records brought in Southern Gospel fan Tim Pruitt, who looks quite a bit like Santa Claus, for photos with artists and fans during NQC. Their photos are here.
- Wes Burke over at Burke’s Brainwork noticed a compression issue I evidently missed when reviewing the Mike LeFevre Quartet’s newest CD, Nothin’ but Good.
Several artist bloggers have shared their takes on NQC. Worth reading:
I still have a stack of CDs picked up at NQC to review, and until I’ve reviewed them, I’ll refrain from posting an upcoming reviews schedule.
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