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Bessemer Sunset Four

The Bessemer Sunset 4 (these were sometimes billed as the Bessemer Quartet) was formed in 1925 from the ashes from the unrecorded Rolling Mill 4. Structured out of Jefferson State, AL, the group contains lead vocalist Dave Dark brown, tenor Sam Riley, baritone Clean Ivey, and bass vocalist Pat Gaines. …

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C. & M.A. Gospel Singers & Quintette

The Christian and Missionary Alliance Gospel Performers’ earliest recordings preserve for posterity the sort of singing that was noticed at 19th century camp meetings in the northern USA and Canada. Internationally well-known in their period, they ceased documenting as an organization after 1925 and also have since been basically forgotten …

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Rev. Billy Graham

There are those that would deny the Reverend Billy Graham anyplace whatsoever in the annals of commercial recordings, only if he because he has railed against stone, potentially prompting mobs to ignite several Beatles albums after John Lennon made fun of Jesus Christ. There would be a lot of stuff …

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Harps of Melody

A cappella gospel singing using a different twist was the province from the Memphis-based group the Harps of Melody. Throughout their profession, their ranks transferred between that of a quartet, quintet and a sextet, generally led with the solid voice and types of Clara Anderson. After functioning her method up …

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The Elders McIntorsh & Edwards’ Sanctified Singers

A Memphis gospel group led by two elders in the Chapel of God in Christ, Elders McIntorsh and Edwards’ Sanctified Performers recorded several edges for Okeh through the past due ’20s. Lonnie McIntorsh, among the market leaders, recorded four edges by himself. The group was most famous for his or …

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Lee Williams & the Spiritual QC’s

However the Tupelo, Mississippi-based Spiritual QC’s have existed in a few form since 1968, it wasn’t before later ’90s that they began documenting and getting their due as an experienced traditional-styled black gospel group. And it wasn’t until 1998 which the group began billing lead vocalist Lee Williams prior to …

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Gerald Scott

Gerald Scott is a gospel musician from Washington, D.C. He continues to be energetic in his cathedral since his teenage years, when he became an in-house organist. After playing and executing with a multitude of high-profile performers across styles, Scott’s profession bloomed in 2007, when he stepped out like a …

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Floyd Brady

Floyd Brady was sometimes referred to as Stumpy Brady, indicating that his selection of trombone being a livelihood may have had something regarding the instrument’s duration, allowing short visitors to extend their reach using the instrument’s extended steel slide. He discovered to try out on his uncle’s trombone, but acquired …

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Antioch

A familial gospel group made up of dad William Walls, mom Rose Wall space, and daughters and sisters Brinia Moore and Tammy Sowell, Antioch mixes traditional foot-stomping gospel tunes and hymns with an increase of contemporary- and contemporary-sounding compliment & worship materials, drifting sometimes into an early on R&B audio. …

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Archie Brownlee

Using the premature death of Archie Brownlee from pneumonia on February 8, 1960, gospel lost among its greatest lead singers. A founding person in the Five Blind Children of Mississippi, Brownlee was similarly impressive performing sweetly or along with his quality piercing screams that afterwards progressed into the spirit music …

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