iTuned out
Healthily skeptical reader BS writes to challenge my e-optimism about sg downloadables:
Do you really think that sg fans are ready for downloadable music, much less […]
Archives for November 2004
Healthily skeptical reader BS writes to challenge my e-optimism about sg downloadables:
Do you really think that sg fans are ready for downloadable music, much less […]
It’s only November 29 and I’m already sick to death of “Jingle Bell Rock” and Burle Ives and “White Christmas” and the Ray Conniff Singers (”let’s all sing in unison everybody!”). Hasn’t […]
The Nelons
The Light of Home
Seraphim 2004
posted: November 28, 2004 11:32 AM
Perhaps the most telling moment of the Light of Home comes not from the […]
A few months back I mused wistfully about the prospect of iTunes for sg - heavy on the wistful since I don’t really think that will ever happen […]
So if you’re looking for something to watch other than football, the dogshow, or whatever crap movie is showing on Lifetime this Thanksgiving weekend, check out TBN’s Exalting […]
To be on the NQC advisory board, you must commit to being at NQC all six days of the convention. In Ernie Haase’s case (which I mentioned in a post yesterday), having decided he wasn’t going to be at the convention the entire week, he had to resign his position on the advisory board, thus […]
So I’ve finally seen the new Daywind ad about Mercy’s Mark that’s running in the latest SN, thanks to Susan Puckett from Daywind, who sent me a pdf of the ad itself (since I’m still waiting on […]
The Issacs
Heroes
Gaither Music Group 2004
Posted November 15, 2004 10:25 PM
A few years back when the A&E channel’s “Live” musical performances were all the rage (MTV Unplugged for Boomers, really), I […]
Helpful readers like DL have filled in the blanks for me, and so for those equally blanks slates out there, a follow up to the earlier post about Wilds & Associates, the outfit organizing the new SGM Fanfair next summer. Wilds is owned, I gather, by Randall Wilds, who usually travels with John Lanier. A […]
So XM radio has finally come to sg. Good. I’m hoping Chuck Peters will jump in here and comment on this development, but […]