Author Archives: Greg

This was a Billy Hudson’s annual McKameys concert in Thomasville. The Lighthouse Girls led off as usual. They are always inspirational. The Inspirations were great as always. They have had a big turnover on all 4 singing parts recently, but … Continue reading →

I say this every time we visit Morningside, but this is the friendliness church we have ever been in. There were greeters outside in the parking lot, in the vestibule, and again inside the sanctuary. As we sat there (we … Continue reading →

Once again, compliments to Kingsmen’s sound man Brandon Reese who did a great job of balancing the sound in a small church sanctuary. We don’t get to see The Kingsmen Quartet often, but they are one of our favorites. They … Continue reading →

This was the first time we had seen Ivan Parker. He did all the songs he’s known for including “Midnight Cry”. We would go back.

First off, the concert was advertised on local media and on Brian Free’s website as starting at 6pm. It actually was at 7 and even then started late, so by the time it started we, and about 25 other people, … Continue reading →

This was the first time we saw this group. They are a typical Southern Gospel quartet with good harmony. The baritone and bass singers are both new to the group, but you would not have known if they had not said … Continue reading →

The Lighthouse Girls led off as usual. They are always inspirational. I want to express a special thank you to Taylor who always makes it a point to come to say hello and give Heather a hug. The Punches Family … Continue reading →

The night was led off by 30 long minutes of a local group of older women named Glory Bound. They were different, certainly not a group we would have gone to see on purpose. The leader was not nearly as … Continue reading →

The church was a small, very friendly church on the outskirts of Nashville. We almost didn’t go because I couldn’t find an address. It turns out they don’t have a phone at the church. The Georgia Boys are a local … Continue reading →