One of the best things the SN does that no one - including me, until now - gives them enough credit for is putting together the Just Call It Southern compilation discs for magazine subscribers. I purposely wait to renew my subscription at NQC every year just to get the cds. Yeah, the songs are […]
I’ve held off saying anything the new feature in the SN that David Bruce Murray aptly described as “Roy Pauley vs. the World,” hoping that it would return this month and I could get a better sense of how it will play out. Alas, that was not to be. So I’ll have to go on […]
1. From Googler and avfl reader KD:
Have you tried [Googling] the trend for Singing News? Very sharp spike right about the time they announced their new logo. Then, a sharp decline […]
In this latest post, Danny Jones writes:
With Southern Gospel music going through a mild case of changes right now (Gold City, Palmetto State Quartet), […]
Danny Jones wondered the other day, “are we over-analyzing Southern Gospel? By that I mean, are we trying too much time trying fix something that might not be […]
This latest issue of the SN unveils the new logo and cover design (hey I just thought of this: why not add an archive of covers to the website?). Nice. A good […]
Perhaps the biggest news whilst I was gone was the SN’s renewed promise/threat to throw up a subscribers-only barrier in front of their web content (the NYT just announced its own subscription model recently … so who says the SN isn’t with it?). I think sgmblog
gets it mostly right here, but for the sake of […]
If you haven’t been following Jerry Kirksey’s photo posts lately, you really should. For once, it’s like the SN read my mind. Anyway, Danny Jones explains […]
As I threatened slash promised a few days ago that I would do, I want to elaborate fairly briefly (for me, at least, about this particular subject, anyway) on some of the alternatives […]
SGMblog has the scoop on the Triumphity website issue. And for the record, I prefer Integriphant better than Triumphity too, but since the name change, I figure it’s […]