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  • do you have " The Downward Road" ?

  • This is sooo nice!!! That sounds like Eugene Mumford. This group would become the Larks on Apollo. T Ruth would record an LP on Sam Cooke's SAR label in 1961 Called "Laughs From The Pulpit. Great LP...

  • I am T Ruth's granddaughter, Thank You for Posting this. It's an honor to carry on his musical legacy

  • Thurmon was a dear friend of mine, and I miss him dearly.

    I hope Blinky, Petey, and all his children are doing well.

    Charlie

  • They did a few songs with Mahalia as well...

  • Is this group from Columbus Ohio? Their was a group of men called the Harmonaires that were friends of my father. This would be in th 40's sound the same

  • No, they were based in North Carolina. They usually called themselves the Selah Singers. I haven't heard Ohio's Harmonaires but I think they sang barbershop like the Mills Bros.

  • They were on an album with Marian Anderson that I found recently. They are not easy to find.

  • Beautiful.

  • Bro. T Ruth was and good friend of my parents, and as long as I knew him and his family I didn't know about his group until I got older.

  • Thurman Ruth had a gospel radio program on WSRC in Durham, N.C. I had heard about the Selah Singers from my father. T Ruth reformed the group and made "That Awful Day in Dallas"  after President Kennedy's assassination. He later moved to New York.

  • Thanks for posting. I have a very old record that I listen to often. They album was from the Selah Jubilee Singers. Songs such as Joshua, Ezekial saw the wheel and many others. They were really fantastic!

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