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7 months ago
Chicago B-3 Organ Darryl Petty!! *LOOK OUT!!
Mr. Darryl Petty does it again! Slow down, pay attention and give a good listen to this soulful performance on a vintage Hammond B3. Try to hear al...
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7 months ago
Six Voices Of Zion of Columbia SC: I Am Bound For Higher Ground
Deep South Carolina gospel.
If you know anything about the performers, please get in touch. If you own the copyright to this recording or song and ...
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7 months ago
Supreme Jubilees: Coming Up Through The Years
Deep gospel.
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7 months ago
"Dig A Little Deeper..." By The Fairfield Four
what a funky group. George younce goes crazy in the background.
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7 months ago
Silver Quintette - Sinner's crossroads (Roscoe Robinson lead) Audiotrack
Roscoe Robinson really shines on this.
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This is not Roscoe Robinson singing here. The gentleman's name is Albert "Bill" Sumbry. This song was written by Otis Sibley. Robinson was nowhere near the session. Robinson did indeed put together another "version" of the Silver(tone) Quintette a year after this session and another version of th...
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8 months ago
Willie Banks - Lord You Been Good
The Legendary Willie Banks in Jackson, Mississippi
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If you cannot say a word, just wave your hand.
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9 months ago
The Spiritualaires Of Hurtsboro Alabama - When The Gates Swing Open
JUST GREAT
Présent sur la compil Soul Bag N°189
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CaseQuarter Records put this CD out. You can still get it anywhere or download from itunes.
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1 year ago
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Younce was pointing to the tenor, Rev. Willie Richardson, when Richardson turned towards him. Younce was just letting Richardson know he was the MAN. That kind of tenor singing was hugely influential on the 1940s and 50s white gospel quartets. The members are Left to Right: Rev Willie Richardson,...