On tap…

Unlike some of my fellow bloggers, I see no need to warn readers in advance of "light posting" days, or even "heavy posting" days.

That is not meant to cast aspersions on those who post such things, but I'm sure that most familiar with this little corner of the Web know by now that I post when I post, and they know better to expect that one so busy as I(with a full-time job and a life)would be able to post something compelling on a daily basis.

Having said that, I feel the need to post SOMETHING tonight to let those readers know that (1)I'm here, and (2)most(if not all)is well, and that there are topics that I intend to post within days, depending on how fast I can put together my complete thoughts on them.

One such topic is an overdue tribute to some people who are key in spreading the word about southern-style gospel music on the web, who are (unfairly)reviled and villified on occasion...and the other is inspired by a recent post by a blogger far more popular than I who dabbled in a historical analysis of the likelihood(or non-likelihood)of a former phenomenon in gospel music recurring or not. Since gospel music history is something I feel fairly confident wading into a discussion on, I will attempt to weigh in on that topic here.

By the way, I thank all those who joined in discussion on my last post...as I've always said, I'd like this blog to be a welcome discussion place for all, and since it is more interactive than in the past, may all who surf this way feel welcome to participate in an exchange of thoughts and ideas.

Those above topics WILL be posted here in the coming days...exactly when, I can't yet say.

But you'll see them...keep checking back.

In the meantime, how are you all doing? I'd like to know.

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