Taking another look at classic contemporary Christian albums from the 20th Century
Flashback Friday Christian Music Review Hi everyone, welcome to my site. This is a place where I get to share the music that I (we) grew up with and give it just a small portion of the credit it deserves for its artistic and lyrical influences on our lives. Not only do we pay tribute …
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Like other artists, Whiteheart was a group whose albums this reviewer would eagerly anticipate to arrive on the Christian bookstore shelves. When Don't Wait for the Movie finally arrived, I remember how the bright green, purple and blue colors, the big satellite dish dwarfing the mobile home, and of course, the family dog running to …
A few weeks ago, we looked at the various-artist Christmas classic Our Christmas. Here, we take a look at its predicessor, the 1989 various-artist Our Hymns project. Like it's Christmas counterpart, Our Hymns takes the cream of the crop artists of the late 1980s and brings them together to give their own contemporary take on …
In the 1980s, Carman had gone from being sort of an unknown honky-tonk artist to becoming one of the most powerful performers in CCM. In 1989, he perfected a formula of drama, humor and spunk with Revival in the Land, which instantly became one of the biggest selling albums of the year, and would become …
