The free music downloads available now from Hear It First are: Tara Leigh Cobble’s “Somehow Stay” newworldson’s “Babylon Is Gonna Fall” Remember, the only way you can get these free songs is be signing up for the Hear It First newsletter. Songs are available in WMA or M4A formats.Read More →
A couple of days ago I got a trackback notification from a website I hadn’t heard of before called CMWired. At first, when I visited the site, I noticed they had completely copied the content from my recent review of Christine Evans. My first thought was it was a new splog, which would have been a little bit unusual for a splog completely devoted to Christian music. That would be ironic to say the least. However, as I browsed through the site more, I noticed they merely included my review as a well documented and visible source back to the Christian Music Fan site. IRead More →
After mentioning Tiffany Arbuckle and Plumb in my recent Artist Interview with Betsy Walker, I decided to look-up Plumb and see what they were up to recently. I have an interesting “almost” connection with Tiffany Arbuckle. Before she was famous with Plumb and the two of us were college students in separate cities, a mutual family friend was talking to me about her and trying to get us to meet each other. I don’t know if any of this was ever mentioned to Tiffany, but it’s weird to think about now looking back at my life in retrospect. I found their MySpace page, and itRead More →
Although not related to Christian Music, I thought our readers might be interested in this site. I’ve been looking for an e-mail service that would help me to read through the Bible in a year and a friend of mine just let me know about it. FreeBibleE-mailRead More →
Not sure why, but today my boss and I are listening to a Christmas Story cassette for Jungle Jam and Friends. His daughter loves it so we decided to pop it in and work through some Adultitus. Listening to it though brought back memories of my favorite kids story album I listened to as a child. It was called “It’s Cool in the Furnace”. To tell you how long ago it was that I was a child, I listed to it ALL THE TIME on 8-track. I’d ask for it to be played in the car on the way to church, or I’d pop itRead More →