In a post on the Gaither Community site yesterday, Marshall Hall announced his future plans (hat tip, JT): http://gaither.ning.com/profiles/blogs/life-as-of-april-22. Since you have to be a logged-in member of the Gaither Community to read the post, here are some of the highlights:
For everyone who thought Hall’s future would surely be in CCM or in modern Praise & Worship, it’s interesting to see he’s releasing a title on Daywind. Though Daywind has some artists they are taking to CCM radio, this move makes it quite likely that Hall’s project will have some strong Southern Gospel ties.
[...] 23, 2009 by burkesbrainwork Daniel Mount has the scoop on Marshall Hall’s future plans. I, too, am intrigued that Hall is releasing a solo CD on Daywind, instead of a CCM/P&W label. [...]
Have you heard his previous 2 solo releases? Other than the single Daystar, there isn’t anything Southern Gospel about them. Not that I’m complaining.
I am absolutely elated to know that he will still be recording and doing solo dates. I completely love his Boundless CD. Wisdom of Fools was great as well, but not as much to my personal taste. I’m thankful we haven’t seen the last of Marshall! He’s a rare and wonderful talent.
Marshall Hall is easily the best baritone the GVB has ever had. I was very disappointed to see him go, but I am thrilled with the future plans he has. Boundless was a fantastic album and I hope we can expect more of the same.
i am glad i stumbled across this update. i wish the very best for marshall hall; will miss him dearly as a part of gvb & was devastated to hear that he and guy had left the group. may God bless & prosper him – beautiful spirit, beautiful voice!
I agree with Greg … the best baritone the GVB has ever had. Marsh singing “When I Cry” on the Reunion DVDs – it just cannot get better than that. The ultimate trio was Guy/Marsh/Wes. Thankfully we can enjoy them on the DVDs and CDs where they are together.
When I Cry-Performed byMarshall Hall deserves another BRAVO
Joe Sahadi