Larry Adams – “The Suns Coming Up”
Larry Adams of Gilbertown, AL, was just 28 years old when he recorded this album on the Echo Sound label, his story goes that he…
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Taunnie – “Boy Shoppin'”
So, today we do things a little different, instead of my usual Gospel release I’m doing something not Gospel – we have Taunnie’s 1984 pop…
Roosevelt Miller – “The Talking City”
I don’t think I’ve ever come across anyone in my life named Roosevelt, except for the Muppet, Roosevelt Franklin (Aside from Teddy Roosevelt and Franklin…
David Miller – “Here They Come”
Here They Come by David Miller of Harrison, Ohio – released in 1977, on the Jordan Records label. Who is they? I don’t know, but…
The Shiloh’s – “God Bless Ya Brother”
The jackets. The back cover. They’re from Flora, Illinois (but not on the Crusade label) – so far everything looks promising about the Shiloh’s 1970-something…
The NeVilles – “Thanking Him”
Here we have Larry & Janet NeVille of Tulsa, Oklahoma with their 1974 self-released album, “Thanking Him” – which was recorded and manufactured by Rite…
Chet Taylor Trio – “The Happy Man”
Aesthetically, that is a really pleasing cover. But also, it doubles as a spot the differences type of image. I’m back again, and today (tonight)…
Martha Pilkenton – “Sincerely, Martha”
Martha Pilkenton of McKinney Texas released her album on hers and her husband, Ken’s label sometime in 1980. This is it. It starts with the…
Hagood Hardy – “The Homecoming”
I’ve always wondered if it’s pronounced Hey-good, Ha-Good or Hag-ood… Here we begin with Canadian composer, Hagood Hardy’s best known album, “The Homecoming” The album, naturally,…
The J.B. Betts Family – “Happiness is the Lord”
So, here we are with the J.B. Betts Family of Mississippi, Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Betts pulled together all the kids to make this album…
Jack Campbell & the Ambassadors – “Gloryland is Not Far Away”
I have been holding off on this one because it just looks so promising, the front cover, the guy on the far right and then…
The Kelso Twins – “Sing of That Final Day”
Seemingly enough, sometime in the 70’s Carolyn and Marilyn Kelso walked into Redmon Records and recorded what just might be there only album? Maybe they…
Suede – “Easily Suede”
Here we are with Suede’s first album, released in 1988 on her own label. Is it country? Is it jazz? I am about to find…