Andrew Osenga and Christopher Williams talked a lot about community during their show at Acoustic Jeremiah in Canton, Georgia. Both live in the same neighborhood and participate in the same group of friends that meet regularly and talk and pray with each other. They had only played once before this show, but they [...]
Caedmon’s Call put on a fun show in Suwanee, GA this past weekend. The show was part of a day-long festival for a cause called “Amigos for Christ” which ministers to Nicaragua. The show was held in a little open-air amphitheater right in downtown Suwanee which was very nice. I [...]
I’ve posted my review of Over the Rhine’s new album on The Corner Table, but for reference’s sake, here it is, also.
A year before the album was released, Karin Bergquist quipped in a concert that they weren’t “working through any heavy crap” in the writing and producing of the album. However, the sheen and [...]
Now that Cornerstone is two months in the rear-view mirror, I thought I would review some of the CD’s that I picked up between now and then:
Tifah - Safe and Sound
Lush sounding CD led mostly by Latifah Al-Attas on vocals and piano with songs mostly centering around the theme of love. Her voice is [...]
After a week home, I’m going to document my week at Cornerstone Festival, mostly for my own archival purposes. This is built on posts on the cornerstonefestival.com blog with a little more details and commentary here.
Every year on the last day of Cornerstone I feel about the same way. “I’m so tired and [...]