Welcome to southerngospelblog.com
Many of the initial visitors to this website will know me from running www.cathedralstribute.com, contributing to www.sghistory.com, and from posts on various Southern Gospel forums. I finally decided to take the big plunge and try my hand at blogging.
Other bloggers have considered that their position as a commentator gives them the platform to post harsh criticism or unsubstatiated malicious rumors. I disagree. This blog is to inform Southern Gospel artists and fans about current happenings, and perhaps to encourage you, too!
This blog’s mission is to look beyond the headlines to provide analysis and commentary on current Southern Gospel happenings. I plan to comment on Southern Gospel news, review CDs and live concerts, and perhaps conduct interviews industry professionals. That’s what I have in mind as things I’d like to see.
What would you like to see in this blog? After all, it’s not about me. It’s about you, the readers.
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- Concert Review: Perrys (3/11/10, Wilmot, OH) (1)
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David J. Stuart: Oh, i wish i would have known about them coming there, i might have made it.
- Marshall Hall fills in with GVB (9)
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quartet-man: I have liked many of the Vocal Band members, but I will be at least partially disappointed if English isn’t there when I see them. (Not that I don’t like others in there...
Greg: I was so bummed when Marsh left the GVB, he is a supremely talent vocalist. Those who are getting to see him sing with the vocal band are very fortunate.
Daniel J. Mount: I’m sorry – I don’t know that.
Cameron: Do you know if Marshall is filling in for the Toledo, OH date on March 20?
Daniel J. Mount: He will back for a few weeks until Michael English is better. In my understanding, he’s still a minister of music.
Joseph Sahadi: Hopefully Marshall Hall will be back with the vocal Band as he fit in so well…JS
david: So, Bill doesn’t really sing bass, the GVB which was a quartet now has 5 members; one of the three tenors is off sick, and is replaced by a baritone lead, so now they have three...
busing: Going tonight in Reading, PA. I know my wife will be disappointed. She’s a big Michael English fan.
lovelife: Way to go Marsh…..
- Dan Keeton joins Blackwood Quartet (8)
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Paul the Concert Guy: A side note…I was wondering if there might be a copy of the track to “He Could Never” that I might be able to purchase from Mark to use in church. I have...
David Mann: Paul, I just told Mark about your comment. Mark said that you’re a good guy and he hasn’t forgotten about you. It’s been crazy here, but he said he’ll try to...
Paul the Concert Guy: David, I would love to talk to you guys about having to quartet come to our church sometime this year, but have not heard anything from filling out the website form.
Daniel J. Mount: I’m totally staying tuned—I’m just hoping the big things to come doesn’t involve anything lineup-wise, since you’ve got about as good of a vocal lineup as...
David Mann: I’ve never sung with a finer Christian man than Dale Evans. He is going back to work in Knoxville, spending his evenings and weekends with his wife and children. We all love Dale...
Paul the Concert Guy: Yes, that is very true! Dan is a good singer, and from what I can remember did a great job with Mark before!
Daniel J. Mount: Who knows. At least they got this lineup change done before really doing much to build name ID for the new lineup (radio singles, CDs, big concert appearances etc.)
Paul the Concert Guy: Well…what happened to to their new tenor Dale Evans? Everyone was talking about him, and I was hoping to him live. Regardless, Dan will be great (he was with Mark many...
- Aaron Swain interviews Michael English (5)
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Daniel J. Mount: No problem – I’m glad to.
- CD Review: Destination Heaven (Melody Boys Quartet) (7)
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glenda thomas: Ha cant wait to get new cd you guy.s are a great guartet,keep on singing those songs. gail
I’d like to know more about the people in So. Gospel music — like personnel changes, marriages, babies, etc.
For some reason, personnel changes interest me more than any other. Before I listened to Southern Gospel, I listened to a genre where personnel changes were virtually unheard of, so that fascinates me.
And since you ask, I’ll post what I hear about marriages and babies!
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