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From the broadcast the weekend of September 1st & 2nd, 2012: Quoting myself from the broadcast: "Every now and then a brand new quartet comes along that you know is going to make an impact in the field of Southern Gospel music — and for the Gospel! That's the case with our Featured Artists today, a quartet called Canton Junction."  A few things are unusual here. First, it's a brand new quartet — but it includes names you'll know. Matt Hagee, pastor of Cornerstone Church in San Antonio, Texas, sings tenor. Singing lead is Aaron Crabb, whom you know from his years with the Crabb Family. Singing lead is Michael Sykes, who's been involved Gospel music for a long time as a singer, songwriter, producer and...well, just about anything in music. And singing bass is Tim Duncan, who you're sure to recall as the long-time bass for Ernie Haase & Signature Sound. So — these guys are all "pros" from the start. The second most unusual thing here is that this is actually a church-based quartet, stemming from the music ministry at Cornerstone Church. This means their appearances elsewhere will be limited. On a future broadcast, you'll hear more about the meaning of that name, Canton Junction. Canton Junction's debut CD is due out soon and will be available from springside.com. On the program, Scott Fowler was talking about Legacy Five's planned concert September 8th at the Creation Museum near Cincinnatti, Ohio — the first concert ever in the museum's new auditorium. More information about the event (and the museum) is available here.  It's interesting that they timed this event to make it convenient for people headed to the National Quartet Convention in Louisville, KY. What is it with bass singers this year? It seems to be the year to move from group to group, as you heard on the Headline Update. More information about the Southern Sound Quartet, heard during the program's second hour, can be found at their website: www.southernsoundquartet.com.

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