Positive Daily Commentary on Southern Gospel
In May, I tried switching from a straight blog format to a more news website-based format. The response was mixed but leaned negative. So I’ve had in mind that once I had the time I would eventually switch back to a “real” blog format.
Here it is. We’re back!
I decided that since I was fortunate enough to own and use the most obvious domain name for a Southern Gospel blog - www.southerngospelblog.com - I should use the blog format. It’s as simple as that!
The Dixie Echoes announced today that Tracy Crouch is leaving. I hate to see him go but I can’t blame him; his baby will only be little once.
On a side note, I think he’s the first performer I’ve interviewed to go off the road.
I wish you the best, Tracy!
Gold City was recently featured in this article in the Grand Rapids Press.
The Gold City ensemble spent much of the past year finding itself.
“We kind of figured out who we are, musically, and then let that shine through our style,” baritone singer Daniel Riley said of the Southern gospel group. …
“We’re a new generation, and we’re a little different type of guys, although we’re being true to our roots,” said Daniel Riley, 34, from the group’s Gadsden, Ala., office. … Gold City “kind of broke the mold and started over” with its latest musical collection, “Revival.”
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