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Dave's Top Eight
1. Jerry Reed...Revisited by Darrell Toney (reviewed 6/07) (5 Stars) Click title to purchase at CBD.com...click artist name to read Dave's Review. A CD will automatically fall out of the Top Eight after twelve months if no CD surpasses it before then.
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-----------May 5, 2007Top SG Albums Of The DecadeToday, Daniel Mount lists his top choices from Southern Gospel CDs released during the current aughts decade. ("Aughts" sounds so 20th century. Does "Os" sound better?) Anywho, Daniel has challenged others to come up with their own lists. Sounds like fun. Here's my thought process in putting a list like this together: I give serious consideration to the unique "standout" qualities of each CD first. Next, I try to give equal, objective weight to vocals (including performance, arrangements, and complexity), songwriting, and production quality. Of course, there's some personal preference involved in the final decision as well. To match Daniel's format as closely as possible, I'll list my Top 10 and then make a few honorable mentions. I'm sure I'll refer to my Vault page of past reviews more than a few times before completing this list. 1. Everything Good - Gaither Vocal Band (2002) 2. Walk The Talk - Gold City (2003) 3. It's So God - Brian Free & Assurance (2006) 4. From The Heart - Oak Ridge Boys (2001) 5. Quartets - Greater Vision (2003) 6. Rock Of Ages...Hymns & Faith - Amy Grant (2005) 7. The Blind Man Saw It All - Booth Brothers (2005) 8. Home Free - Integrity Quartet (now Triumphant Quartet) (2004) 9. Anything But Ordinary, Everything But Typical - Dove Brothers Quartet (2005) 10. Ordinary Day - Jeff & Sheri Easter (2000) Also worthy of consideration: Sweet Forever - The Ruppes (2005) Power - The Hoppers (2000) Sounds Like Sunday - Janet Paschal (2007) Great Day - Signature Sound Quartet (now Ernie Haase & Signature Sound) (2004) What It Took - Valor (2006) Hymns - Mercy's Well (2006) Everyday - Mark Bishop (2006) Perfect Candidate - Greater Vision (2000) Labels: Observations, Other Blogs
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