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 01. Stevie, Little / Reynolds Singers, The "Jesus is with me (Pt 1)" 02. Scott Singers, The "I'm not ready to die" 03. Silver Harps, The "Pressing on" 04. Barbee, Rev Simon "(This is) my plea" 05. Johnson Spiritual Singers, The "Little boy" 06. Bo, Mr "Savior on the throne" 07. George, Mary Ellen "Wrapped, tied, tangled up in Jesus" 08. Scott Songers, The "When the saints go marching in" 09. National Independet Singers, The "Someday we'll be together" 10. Evans, Rev "Lief's pathway" 11. Stevie, Little / Senational Reynolds Singers, The "Moving on" 12. Faith, Umble "I still remember" 13. Detroit Motor City Singers, The "I got a home" 14. Tolbert, Oc / Housten, Clara White "If I had my way" 15. Sensational Angelettes "I heard a voice (Pt 1)" 16. Soul Inspirers, The "Grown old and feeble" 17. Scott Singers, The "I thank you Jesus for one more day" 18. Sensational Sunset Paraders, The "He's all I need" 19. Reynolds Singers, The "Try Jesus" 20. Fantastic Voices Of Joy, The "The little night" 21. Jr Echoes, The "Leaning and depending on Jesus" 22. Pure Heart Travelers "I need your power" 23. Detroit Silvertones, The "Down here praying" 24. Scott Singers, The "My god is calling me"
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Dave Hamilton's Raw Detroit Gospel 1969-1974 |
| | Description: | Detroit guitarist, producer and label-owner Dave Hamilton worked in the city from the mid-40s until the end of the century. He was involved in most fields of black music and gospel was no exception. Although not a particularly religious person himself, his home was directly opposite Reverend CL Franklinâ??s New Bethel Baptist Church where his daughters Erma, Aretha and Carolyn would attend and sing. It was a major centre for the Civil Rights movement and Dave would have made many contacts through that church.
With Daveâ??s heavy involvement in soul music the tracks are a superb blend of gospel and soul and will appeal to lovers of both genres. Although recorded mainly between 1969 and 1974, the timeless nature of black church music makes their appeal relevant to fans of black music from any decade.
Local music historian Adam Stanfel provides excellent notes, including interviews with some of the participants, while a tremendous selection of photos, label scans and some trivia complements the package. - DAVE HAMILTON'S RAW DETROIT GOSPEL 1969-1974Detroit guitarist, producer and label-owner Dave Hamilton worked in the city from the mid-40s until the end of the century. He was involved in most fields of black music and gospel was no exception. Although not a particularly religious person himself, his home was directly opposite Reverend CL Franklin's New Bethel Baptist Church where his daughters Erma, Aretha and Carolyn would attend and sing. It was a major centre for the Civil Rights movement and Dave would have made many contacts through that church. Having an affordable recording studio in the centre of the city and a reputation as an accomplished guitarist, producer and approachable character, meant his studios and label were in the right place at the right time. Dave dabbled with gospel recordings throughout his career and in 1969 registered his Sacred Sounds label and entered the gospel field seriously. The label had around 20 single releases and at least one album. The records were presumably sold in the churches where the groups performed and pressed in relatively small numbers, judging by the scarcity of the discs today. There are likely to be more Sacred Sounds discoveries in the future. There were a few releases issued on one-off labels like New Creation, Silver Harp and Motor City, while the Reynolds Singers featuring Little Stevie was issued on his Demoristic imprint. Dave kept the master tapes so the sound on most tracks is very good. There were many unissued gospel recordings including an LP's worth on the Scott Singers, two of which we have included, along with numbers from the Reverend Simon Barbee, blues singer Mr Bo and Dave's main male soul singer OC Tolbert, whose family group was a major gospel act. With Dave's heavy involvement in soul music the tracks are a superb blend of gospel and soul and will appeal to lovers of both genres. Although recorded mainly between 1969 and 1974, the timeless nature of black church music makes their appeal relevant to fans of black music from any decade. Local music historian Adam Stanfel provides excellent notes, including interviews with some of the participants, while a tremendous selection of photos, label scans and some trivia complements the package. | | | No. of tracks: |
24 |
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KEN 484 |
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