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.
Comment by Diana (September 19, 2006, 6:53 am)
I’d like to know more about the people in So. Gospel music — like personnel changes, marriages, babies, etc.
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Comment by Daniel J. Mount (September 19, 2006, 6:54 am)
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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