Today’s Music Playlist :: 8/26/09

1. Cheer The Weary Traveler (The Kingsmen from Missing People) – This is a new recording of the old convention song.  The Kingsmen keep their roots, as evidenced here, while also branching out a little farther on their new release from Horizon Records.

2. He Will Remember Me (Archie Watkins from Pouring Out Blessings) – This Lance Carpenter tune from Archie Watkins is his first solo release since retiring from The Inspirations.

3. I Heard About A Stone (Kevin Spencer Family from Some Dawning) – This is a Southern Gospel classic from the Kevin Spencer Family.  This was one of the family’s biggest songs.

4. Roll Back River Jordan (Mark Trammell Trio from Love To Tell The Story) – From the debut project of the group, this was one of my favorites from the album.  It was also the very first song that I heard live from the group at one of their debut concerts.  It’s a good one.

5. Some Of These Days (Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver from Gospel Parade) – Barry Scott shows his piano prowess on this “Bluegrass” tune.  This entire album is a gem, but this song really stands out on the project.

6. This World Is Not My Home (Daybreak Quartet from Hymns) – Another song with great piano accompaniment.   With reviews of the group here, here & here, I felt there was nothing left to say in a review.  It’s a great project from an up and coming group.

4 Responses to “Today’s Music Playlist :: 8/26/09”

    1. Amy Rogers August 26th, 2009 at 11:58 am

      So are you saying that the Kingsmen song is a new song? or only a new recording?

      I have an anthology with a recording of the Rebels Quartet (I believe) doing it decades ago. You did get me to listen to it to see if it might be a new one with the same name!

    1. Adam Edwards August 26th, 2009 at 12:02 pm

      It should’ve been new recording of the old song…my bad!

    1. Brian August 26th, 2009 at 1:01 pm

      Love the DL&Q shoutout! Thanks for adding a number from my favorite album.

    1. Adam Edwards August 26th, 2009 at 1:12 pm

      Our conversation on Southern Gospel Forums about the album was my inspiration for adding the song, so Thank you for rekindling my interest in the album!

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