Update on Musicscribe

I purposely left my last post at Musicscribe unlinked here at Southern Gospel View, and it appears to have gotten some of the best response of any post I've done thus far. This shows me that my initial worry of people missing my blogs is not a problem.

As of today, I will no longer be funneling my posts from Musicscribe to here. I am going to post a permanent link to Musicscribe from here, and leave my previous posts online for everyone to read, but I will no longer be actively posting on this site.

As stated before, I want to thank everyone who has followed this site thus far, and I invite everyone to join me and the rest of the gang at Musicscribe.

"Something To Say"

http://www.musicscribe.com/blog/wordpress/?p=1376

A Country Quartet

http://www.musicscribe.com/blog/wordpress/?p=1355

Roger Bennett on SG piano/bass combo

http://www.musicscribe.com/blog/wordpress/?p=1346

Joining forces with Musicscribe

I am please and excited to announce that I will be joining David Bruce Murray's site, Musicscribe, as a regular contributor. David has been one of my major influences since I first started my own blog two years ago, and I am honored that he would think enough of my site, my writing, and my approach to invite me to join forces with the likes of not only DBM, but also Daniel Britt and Chuck Peters on such a reputable site as Musicscribe.

What does this mean for Southern Gospel View? Well, this site is not going away just yet. As I post on Musicscribe, I will add links to my posts here, and all of my previous posts will remain here for your viewing. I have no immediate plans of shutting down this site, and from time to time, I will post some "exclusives."

I want to thank everyone who has been so kind and supportive of my work since I've started this site. The only goal I ever had when I started posting was to offer my own opinions and viewpoints on an industry that I so dearly love in hopes that it would make an impact. I have seen this goal accomplished many times, and with the "merger" with Musicscribe, it is my hope that that impact will continue to grow.

I invite everyone who visits this site to join David, Daniel, Chuck, and myself over at Musicscribe as the site continues to grow. And don't worry, I'll still be floating around here as always!!

Perrys update

In what could possibly be the shortest trial period, Troy Peach has been named the new baritone singer for the Perrys. Troy had been a sound engineer previously, and occasionally shared the stage, most notably during Nick's matrimonial absence last winter.

Nick Trammell leaves Perrys

I can't say that I am entirely surprised to hear that Nick Trammell is departing the Perrys. With his recent marriage to Jessica Brown, I figured it'd only be a matter of time. Not that I blame him; I just expect to hear in the near future that he will be joining The Browns. I could be wrong, but one just has to wonder....