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Happy
Rhythm A Biography Of The Statesmen Quartet Updated Hard-Back Edition. (Previous paperback out of print)
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Happy
Rhythm A Biography Of The Statesmen Quartet Updated Hard-Back Edition. (Previous paperback out of print)
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Nothin'
But FineThe Gospel According to
Jake Hess
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Legend Lives On The Story Of The Chuck Wagon Gang Written By Bob Terrell This book contains the story of The Chuck Wagon Gang from beginning up to 1990, when the book was published. It contains 248 pages, including 143 pictures of family and various editions of The Gang. The most complete, detailed recording discography ever of the group is included. This discography, written by Harold Timmons, former member of The Chuck Wagon Gang, took many years of research to complete. Information includes the recorded history of the group from 1936-1990, including recording dates, songs recorded, personnel singing on each song, musicians on the recordings (in most cases), and each individual catalog number for various release(s) of each song. From this information one can look up any recording they may own and find out all about it, as well as determine what is missing from his or her Chuck Wagon Gang collection. A Must For The Serious Record Collector!! Hardback Book |
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The
Music Men The Story Of Professional Gospel Quartet Singing Written By Bob Terrell In this 332-paged hardback book, Mr. Terrell tells the story of those great men and a few women of the bygone days who rode the byways of America singing gospel songs. He spent over twenty years interviewing the old-timers and gathering his information, and with this information finally wrote the story of Gospel Music. He chose not to write in text-book style about organizations and agencies, but wrote about the people, showing their attributes and sometimes their warts--and above all, their ability to sing and their tremendous desire to do so. It is the story of how an infant becomes a giant. Here are the stories of the Rangers, Speer Family, LeFevres, Chuck Wagon Gang, Blackwood Brothers, Statesmen, John Daniel Quartet, and many others. 100 Pictures Hardback Book |
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Southern
Gospel Memories 104 Songs - Compiled By Rex Nelon Spiral Bound - Sheet Music-Sized Pages This book is respectfully dedicated to Bill and Gloria Gaither, whose Homecoming and Friends videos have sparked a renewed interest in our southern gospel music heritage, and brought back many hours of enjoyment to people all across America. This book is filled with songs that have been sung and recorded by every major group in the business ------The song, HIDE ME ROCK OF AGES, was the first recording by the Statesmen. Glen Payne, of the Cathedrals, first sang the great song WHAT A SAVIOR from a manuscript before it was ever published. The Cathedrals recorded THE HEAVENLY PARADE with the London Symphony Orchestra. The Goodman's great recording of WHEN MORNING SWEEPS THE EASTERN SKY thrilled audiences everywhere! The songs of Albert E. Brumley, like IF WE NEVER MEET AGAIN, have been recorded by country music artists as well as gospel. A very special thanks to J. D. Sumner for his contribution to this book and to Gospel Music! This is not just a songbook, but a book full of treasures from our heritage of gospel music!
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Rex Nelon