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VINYL RECORD REVIEW:The Hemphills – Without a Doubt (1976)
The Hemphills – Without a Doubt (1976) 1976 was a transitional year for the Hemphills. Candy was now a part…
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VINYL RECORD REVIEW:The Hemphills – Sing the Glory Down (1974)
The Hemphills – Sing the Glory Down (1974) After enjoying some good success with “Ready to Leave”, the Hemphills released…
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VINYL RECORD REVIEW: The Hemphills – Ready to Leave (1974)
After signing with Heartwarming Records in the latter half of 1973, the group immediately began work on a new studio…
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VINYL RECORD REVIEW: The Hemphills – In Action! (1973)
The Hemphills – In Action! (1973) 1973 was a bit of a transitional year for the Hemphills, as they had…
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Vinyl Record Review: The Hemphills – Sweet Zion’s Song (1972)
The Hemphills – Sweet Zion’s Song (1972) Though the Hemphills did not release a new album in 1971, they made…
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Vinyl Record Review: The Hemphills – Make Mine Gospel (1972)
“Make Mine Gospel” was the first album the Hemphills released in 2 years, as the group did not release a…
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Album Review: TrueSong – Tell Someone
TrueSong – Tell Someone Over the last several months, TrueSong has been making a bit of a splash in the…
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Vinyl Record Review: The Hemphills – Old Brush Arbor Days (1970)
The Hemphills – Old Brush Arbor Days (1970) The Hemphills enjoyed a good measure of success with their first album,…
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Vinyl Record Review: The Hemphills Pt. 2
The Hemphills – The Country Gospel Style of Joel & LaBreeska (1967), In Gospel Country (1968) & Take Us Home…
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Vinyl Record Review: The Hemphills
The Hemphills I’m sure it’s very apparent by now, that I tend to lean toward mixed groups. I love male…
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