David Bruce Murray

Hold Your Horses

Legacy Of Love: David Phelps Live has been delayed. Originally set to release on August 29, it's now slated for a September 12th date according to CBD.com. But hey, at least now I have a cover photo to show you.

The Lost Album by the Imperials is going to remain lost to Imperials fans for a little while longer. We were expecting this to hit shelves last week, but now it appears Word is going to sit on it until September 15th.

Way to go, Word. You've had the masters stored away for thirty years and now, even with today's modern mastering technology, superior graphics design technology and a publicity staff who presumably knows how to spread the word, you can't meet a release date.

Again...my source for the new release date is CBD.com. I've also verified that the original release dates have been deleted from Word's website. Word's published release dates currently stop with August.

To be honest, I am a bit worried about the Imps CD. You can still look up the Phelps project on Word's website, but the Imps CD is nowhere to be found. Could they have lost it again?

Posted on Jul 17, 2006 - 03:02 PM | [4] Comments | Southern Gospel Music | Permalink| Trackback Link

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On 07/31/2006 trumpetman wrote:

What I find interesting is that on the Word webpage,they now are posting for sept. 12th a different imperials CD - a compilation album. No mention of the lost album. DBM, do you have any new info on that?

Dave
http://www.hildebrandtmusic.net


On 08/06/2006 David Bruce Murray wrote:

David Bruce Murray's avatarYes, a Word rep told me via email that the Lost Album will be in stores on August 29th.

The project releasing in September is part of the Marquee series, which is previously released songs, but that is a seperate project from the Lost Album. CBD.com must have assumed it was the same project, but it isn't.

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On 08/20/2006 wrote:

I've never understood this whole concept of "lost" albums, TV shows, etc. The first time I remember hearing such a hoax was in the late '80s or early '90s when the "Lost Bonanza Episodes" were suddenly found in some vault somewhere. Okie dokie. So the cast and crew spent all this time filming these episodes, then they got lost or misplaced or the production company didn't like them and shelved them, then 25 years later they reappear and suddenly are good enough for public consumption? The whole concept sounds like a marketing tool to me. If the leaders of the companies that own these episodes or songs (in this case) determine that the public is ripe or rife with a hunger for the product that originally wasn't good enough, they put it on the market.

On 09/09/2006 wrote:

imperialsfan67's avatarHey! Good news y'all! I am in the process of downloading the tracks from The Lost Album from Napster as I type this. I know Rhapsody has it too!! It seems several of the tracks were recorded on The Imperials Live (1978), but it still should be a blast hearing this album that has been in Word's vault for 30 years.

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