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“I'm Listening For the Call” by Mark Bishop is # 1 on WAIJ (Grantsville, MD) this month. Our thanks to music director Melissa Flores! 

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 I'm Listening For The Call by Mark Bishop from I Still Need Him

The Waiting is Over

Tribute Quartet’s season started in 2006 with My Tribute. Anticipation built that growing legacy. For This Time loaded the bases. Waiting for a home run? The Waiting is Over.This fourth album is a guaranteed grand slam! Anyone who has been excited about their previous work will hit fever pitch with this one. New fans will fill the stands wherever they perform.Coach Gary Casto has assembled his…

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Trains I Missed

Balsam Range's third project, Trains I Missed, plays to the five-man bluegrass ensemble's vocal and instrumental strengths. Buddy Melton takes the lead on songs like "Trains I Missed and "Hard Price to Pay." Caleb Smith wrote and takes the feature vocal on "The Touch"; he also has the lead vocal on a song written by banjo player Marc Pruett, "A Heart that Won't Stop Loving You." Tim Surrett takes…

Amen

Amen is among the best recorded male quartet vocal performances ever. The Down East Boys sang their hearts out, and producer Jeff Collins mined the depths of their diamond-studded vocal talent!

God Makes No Mistakes

In the 1960s, a group of teenagers from the Smoky Mountains tore up live concert stages under the tutelage of Martin Cook and made name for themselves as The Inspirations. Fast forward to 2011: God Makes No Mistakes features their strongest vocal lineup since the original.

Sing A Song About Jesus

Sing Me a Song About Jesus is something Doyle Lawson has always done. He’s always remained true to his convictions of the importance of Gospel music in his live shows and recordings. He has taken Gospel music to the highways and the hedges all along his musical path.

The Boxcars

The Boxcars launched in December 2009, making waves with award-winning instrumentalists, accomplished vocalists, and a quickly-filled schedule including dates at many of the largest Bluegrass festivals. Seven-time IBMA (International Bluegrass Music Association) Mandolin Player of the Year honoree Adam Steffey contributes his picking and baritone singing to the group's sound. Steffey has performed…

Stand Our Ground

Their exquisite harmonies are as flawlessly delivered and classic as The Lettermen, as unique and visionary as the Beach Boys. The Kingdom Heirs' onstage demeanor and down-home manner appeals and attracts people, much as the Oak Ridge Boys do and the famous Statler Brothers once did.

Joy Ride

From the instant you hit the on ramp at the title track “Joyride” till you exit at “Author and Finisher,” this trip down I-10 (Ivan Parker, 10 songs) will have your heart dancing to the rhythms and the rhymes that are intersected throughout a life lived for Christ.

Life Finds A Way

Life Finds a Way implies a journey. From multiple IBMA Entertainer of the Year awards to multiple Grammy® nominations, the Grascals have had an epic one.

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What The World Doesn't Know

From the opening notes to the final melodic phrase, this album is a delightful musical journey covering every stylistic flavor and flair that makes the Southern Gospel genre so rich. There’s straight ahead quartet singing in “All Things Are Possible,” a catchy pop flavor to “If You’ll Just Ask Him,” and even a richly orchestrated 1940’s feel on “Since…

Family Chain

All In

Great straight ahead traditional tracks take precedence, but the album is enhanced by stunning instrumental and vocal work. All In spotlights the band’s writing talents on seven songs, including Keith Garrett’s ghost ballad “Jeffrey’s Hell,” Adam Steffey’s virtuosic instrumental “That’s What She Said” and Ron Stewart’s hard-hitting “Crawford…

Right Now

The foundation of Southern Gospel has always been great quartets, and the Old Paths carry that tradition in a new way. They might be fresh young faces to the scene, but their vocals have the drive and energy of HeavenBound and the Hinsons. There’s a powerhouse vocalist at every part! Committed to the cause and calling of Christ, the group’s name was taken from the Old Testament verse Jeremiah…

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