The Collingsworth Family’s third mainline release with Stowtown Records, That Day Is Coming, continues to build on the catalog of musical excellence that has brought them to the top of the gospel music genre. Indeed, the first word that comes to mind when I think of Collingsworth music is that word: excellence. They are perhaps the …
Tag: Album Review
Jul 07
Album Review: All That Matters (Edwards Family)
The Edwards Family has been delighting congregations in southern Appalachia for several years, with their energetic brand of traditional family harmony. From inception, the group has consisted of Adam (this site’s creator and owner), his wife Patricia, and Patricia’s mother, Anna Scott. Recently, the family added the talents of tenor Jacob Ellison. With their new …
Apr 13
Album Review: As We Speak (Greater Vision)
As Greater Vision embarks on their 25th year in gospel music, fans have come to expect a high level of quality in their music. Time and again, they meet those expectations, and they remain at the pinnacle of gospel music, with no descent in sight. As We Speak is the latest album from one of …
Mar 24
Album Review: Stay (Old Paths)
It’s been said here and elsewhere in the gospel music world over the last few years that the Old Paths were one of the best up-and-coming quartets in America. Let’s go ahead and remove one of the modifiers and call the Old Paths, simply, one of the best quartets in America. They’ve had four songs …
Feb 05
Album Review: Still (Booth Brothers)
Still is the latest release by one of gospel music’s most outstanding trios, the Booth Brothers, and is their first including baritone Paul Lancaster, who replaced 12-year mainstay Jim Brady. Even with a new member in tow, this recording still finds the Booths applying their trademark tight harmonies to quality songs in a variety of …
Oct 29
Album Review: Battle Cry (Kingsmen)
Let’s just get this out of the way right off the bat: Battle Cry is the best recording the Kingsmen Quartet have released in at least 12 years. The current vocal lineup of Chris Jenkins (tenor), Bob Sellers (lead), Randy Crawford (baritone), and Hall-of-Famer Ray Dean Reese (bass) have been at it for two and …
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