Category Archives: Kingsway
ROBERT NEWEY & THE REAPERS (UK)
I Owe Everything (Kingsway KMR 318) 1980 UK * This male/female folk/gospel outfit is probably a non-essential Kingsway release for most, especially with the tendency toward Dallas Holm songs (‘Hey I’m A Believer’, ‘Let My Light’, ‘Here We Are’, ‘Come … Continue reading
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CLOUD (UK)
Hallowed Ground (Kingsway KMR369) 1982 UK* This is one that is listed in the continuation of the group into the 1980′s in the review for “The Resting Place” album in the Archivist. A special thank you to Ozark Ken for … Continue reading
STEVE GODDARD
Waiting For Goddard (Kingsway KMR 310) 1979 UK * England still had its share of notable male singer/songwriters on into the late ‘70s. Goddard has a warm accessible soft rock style somewhere between Graham Kendrick’s early acoustic work and the … Continue reading
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ISHMAEL UNITED
Land Of Hope And Glories (Kingsway KMR340) 1981 UK* Sorry no picture with this one. A special thank you to Leif for sharing this music with us. Tracks: 01 I’m Gonna Be A Glorie 02 I Ain’t No Drip … … Continue reading
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REAPERS, THE
Star Of The Morning (Kingsway KMR373) 1982 UK* The album starts off with “We are Pursaded” from the Bill Gaither Trio. I could only think this is Bill Gaither meets After the Fire, underlying synth and a good drum beat … Continue reading
STEVE FLASHMAN
Freefall (Kingsway KMR 313) 1979 UK * British singer/songwriter Steve Flashman fits right in there with the best UK male solo lps from earlier days on labels like Myrrh, Dovetail and Grapevine. He’s got a lot of talent helping him … Continue reading
