“I’ll Fly Away,” written by Albert Brumley, recorded by The Trumpeteers, 1952.
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“I’ll Fly Away,” written by A.E. Brumley, recorded by The Trumpeteers, 1952. Joseph L. Johnson (lead vocal), Realeigh Tunage (tenor), Calvin Stewart (baritone), Joseph Armstrong (baritone), James Keel (bass).
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“Babylon’s Fallen,” recorded by The Trumpeteers, 1949.
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“Don’t Miss That Train,” by The Trumpeteers, 1952.
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“Milky White Way,” written by Lander Coleman, recorded by The Trumpeteers, 1946. Joseph E. Johnson (lead vocals), Raleigh Turnage (tenor), and Willie MacNair (baritone), James Keels (bass).
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“Hush,” recorded by the Golden Gate Quartet, 1946.
“Soon one morning/Death comes a-creeping in the room”
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“Dig A Little Deeper In God’s Love,” by The Fairfield Four, 1949. Rev. Sam McCrary (lead tenor), Edward Thomas (tenor), James Hill (baritone), Willie Frank Lewis (“utility”) and Isaac Freeman (bass). Yes, that’s five singers ….
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The Fairfield Four, 1989 NEA Heritage Fellowship
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