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Showing posts with label Birmingham (Alabama). Show all posts
Showing posts with label Birmingham (Alabama). Show all posts
Sunday, January 23, 2011
Labels: 04893, Alabama, Birmingham (Alabama), Squire label
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
The Blondells
CP-5501 - Rocking My Blues Away
sample
(Taylor, Starland Music BMI)
Mona Taylor & The Blondells
CP-5502 - No One Will Ever Know
CP-5501 - Rocking My Blues Away
sample
(Taylor, Starland Music BMI)
Mona Taylor & The Blondells
CP-5502 - No One Will Ever Know
Label : MBM 8020
1961
The label says "Miami/Los Angeles" (?). More likely from Alabama, I guess.
Audio sample : http://myworld.ebay.com/dadomax (Birmingham AL)
The label says "Miami/Los Angeles" (?). More likely from Alabama, I guess.
Audio sample : http://myworld.ebay.com/dadomax (Birmingham AL)
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Labels: 05501, Alabama, Birmingham (Alabama), MBM label
Sunday, September 12, 2010
Abby Lee and the Jesters
Reed 1025
CP-2081 ~ I Want Your Lovin'
CP-2082 ~ Waitin'
Both wr Inez Barr, Double M Music
Reed 1025
CP-2081 ~ I Want Your Lovin'
CP-2082 ~ Waitin'
Both wr Inez Barr, Double M Music
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Labels: 02081, Alabama, Birmingham (Alabama), Reed label
Monday, August 2, 2010
1960
Black vocal group on a Birmingham, Alabama label owned by Charlie Colvin.
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Labels: 03513, Alabama, Birmingham (Alabama), Colvin label
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Hawkeye Hawkins
The Lonesome Rambler
Hawkeye
11913 ~ My Lord's Garden
11914 ~ In The Garden
The Lonesome Rambler
Hawkeye
11913 ~ My Lord's Garden
11914 ~ In The Garden
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Hear both sides (clip only), if you really want
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Labels: 11913, Alabama, Birmingham (Alabama), Hawkeye label
Friday, October 30, 2009
S Whit Denson / Denson Quartet
Denson Ep 555
9101 – I Won't Turn Back / New Morning Sun
9102 - The Better Land / Wonderous Love
Sacred Hillbilly Music Birmingham, Alabama.
The Denson family has been active in composing, arranging, and performing Sacred Harp material since 1844; Whit Denson was a third-generation Denson who led a number of Sacred Harp groups on important early recordings in the twenties and was noted for his very smooth, almost sweet alto voice.
About Sacred Harp Singing
Sacred Harp singing -- a form of Southern gospel music that's rather obscure to much of the general population -- "is characterized by mass participation, full-voiced singing, lack of instrumental accompaniment, and rotation of song leaders."
What is Sacred Harp Singing?
* Sacred Harp singing is an American folk tradition of singing hymns and gospel songs from The Sacred Harp, a 150 year old songbook that uses shaped note heads to indicate position in the scale.
* This is the type of singing that took place in the church scene in Cold Mountain.
* Sacred Harp singing is a participatory event, not a performance, although visitors are welcome to come and listen.
* The singers sit in a hollow square facing each other and take turns leading songs, which are sung in several parts without instrumental accompaniment.
* The music has a distinctive open and modal sound, and the singing is usually exuberant, rhythmic and full of feeling.
About Sacred Harp Singing
Sacred Harp singing -- a form of Southern gospel music that's rather obscure to much of the general population -- "is characterized by mass participation, full-voiced singing, lack of instrumental accompaniment, and rotation of song leaders."
What is Sacred Harp Singing?
* Sacred Harp singing is an American folk tradition of singing hymns and gospel songs from The Sacred Harp, a 150 year old songbook that uses shaped note heads to indicate position in the scale.
* This is the type of singing that took place in the church scene in Cold Mountain.
* Sacred Harp singing is a participatory event, not a performance, although visitors are welcome to come and listen.
* The singers sit in a hollow square facing each other and take turns leading songs, which are sung in several parts without instrumental accompaniment.
* The music has a distinctive open and modal sound, and the singing is usually exuberant, rhythmic and full of feeling.
Minnesota State Sacred Harp Singing Convention Midwinter Singing Sunday Brunch, St Paul, MN, 2/10/08. The first two verses of "I Won't Turn Back" by Whit Denson (abridged due to camera limitations).
[Source : YouTube]
Labels: 09101, Alabama, Birmingham (Alabama), Denson label
Sunday, September 13, 2009
EP TR-1961
CP-5041 - In the Still of the Night / Billy, Billy, Went a Walking
CP-5042 - Moments to Remember / Down By the Riverside
CP-5041 - In the Still of the Night / Billy, Billy, Went a Walking
CP-5042 - Moments to Remember / Down By the Riverside
Birmingham Alabama vocal group.
These were all students at Woodlawn High School in Birmingham in 1956 (many still sing as a group called the Warblers today)
Labels: 05041, Alabama, Birmingham (Alabama)
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