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Easter Brothers, The - Blue Grass And Country Hymns

Bluegrass-Gospel | North Carolina | 1967


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Tracklist
A1 Let The Lord Come In
A2 The Life Of Christ
A3 There's A Better Life
A4 My Ship's At Anchor
A5 How Can You Turn Him Down
A6 He Washed My Sins Away
B1 Last Call To Heaven
B2 I Wouldn't Trade Places With You
B3 God Did It All For You and Me
B4 The Face Behind The Mask
B5 From The Back Seat To The Altar
B6 I'll Be Singing Up There

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Easter Brothers, The - I've Been Touched

Bluegrass-Gospel | North Carolina | 1971


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Tracklist
A1 Waiting For My Call To Glory
A2 I'm On The Last Mile
A3 Padlock On The Door
A4 Bring Him Home To Mother's Prayer
A5 Drinking Living Water
A6 When The Roll Is Called Up Yonder
B1 I've Been Touched
B2 It Was Mama
B3 No Survivors
B4 That's All There Is To It
B5 Just A Little Place
B6 Lord I'm Waiting To Go Home

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Eastern Heritage, The - No Cash...3 Tickets

Bluegrass | Maryland | 1977


1977 LP by bluegrass band The Eastern Heritage, released on Adelphi Records.

The Eastern Heritage were from the Baltimore/Washington D.C. area and consisted of Dick Drevo on banjo, Dan Curtis on mandolin, Johnny Knight on guitar, and Fred Knight on bass.

According to a short biography on Dick Drevo's website, The Eastern Heritage was together from 1967 to 1977 and this is the only LP they released, but the members continued to be active in the bluegrass community for the rest of their lives. Dick Drevo taught banjo and guitar lessons aster he retired from being an electrical engineer and he passed away in 2020. Dan Curtis passed away in 2006.

This LP was recorded at Urban Recordings in Bethesda, Maryland. It was produced by Dick Drevo and mastered by George Marino at Sterling Sound.

Tracklist

A1 Early Morning Rain
A2 Weekend
A3 Catch The Wind
A4 Blue Eyed Darlin'
A5 Scotland The Brave
A6 Gentle On My Mind
B1 Ribbon Of Darkness
B2 Baby's A Kickin'
B3 I've Lived A Lot In My Time
B4 Bringin' In The Georgia Mail
B5 Troublin' Mind
B6 Fox On The Run

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Eclectricity - Eclectricity

Folk | Indiana | 1980


Bloomington, Indiana folk band Eclectricity's 1980 self-titled LP, released on Redbud Records.

The band was based in Bloomington, Indiana and consisted of members Bob Lucas, Mirian Strum, and Willy Schwartz. Most interestingly, to me anyway, is that Mirian Strum has been the violinist in John Mellencamp's band for the past twenty-something years!

From the Indiana Musicpedia (indianamusicpedia.com):

"Eclectricity was a popular acoustic act in Bloomington during the late 1970s and early 1980s. They released two LPs, one on local Redbud Records and one on Chicago label Flying Fish, and played live frequently. Lucas had released a solo LP, The Dancer Inside You, on BRBQ Records earlier, while Schwarz appeared on BRBQ label mates Screaming Gypsy Bandits recordings. Sturm later played with John Mellencamp; Miriam Sturm is Paul Sturm’s sister."

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Ed Vinson Singers, The - One More River

Country-Gospel | Iowa | Unknown Year


LP from Keokuk, Iowa country-gospel group The Ed Vinson Singers, released on HH Records.

The Ed Vinson singers released at least one other LP, New Life!, through Jubilee Sound Productions. The group was active until at least 1980 - there is a newspaper advertisement in The Iowa Muscatine Journal for a live appearance in January of that year. Vinson continued to be active in the Keokuk, Iowa music scene, performing in local gospel bands and even having his own recording studio. He collaborated with area musician Tommy Tinder as recently as 2017.

Players on the LP include Otis Forrest on piano, Larry Hawkins on bass, Billy Reynolds on drums, Pee Wee Melton on guitar, and Tom Dodd on pedal steel. The LP was engineered by Jesse Evatte.

Tracklist
A1 One More River To Cross
A2 The Baptism Of Jesse Taylor
A3 Because He Lives
A4 I'll Soon Be Gone
A5 Jesus Got Ahead Of My Life
B1 King Jesus
B2 They Tore The Old Country Church Down
B3 I Should Have Been Crucified
B4 That Day Is Almost Here
B5 Battle Hymn Of The Republic

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Edwards, Joe - Gospel Guitar

Country | Indiana | 1981


1981 by country guitarist Joe Edwards, released on CVS Records.

From the Indiana Music Makers website:

"Joe Edwards – Fiddle player and guitar player – Born in the Bloomington area, Joe Edwards is a Nashville musician who leads the Gitfiddle Review Show. Joe Edwards’s performing career began on WTTV Channel 4 (Bloomington, then Indianapolis) and WTTS radio in the early 1950s. Considered an expert fiddler and guitarist, Edwards has over thirty years experience playing in the Grand Old Opry band. Over the years, he has performed with Jerry Reed, Grandpa Jones, Dolly Parton, Hoosier Bobby Helms, and Tennessee Ernie Ford."

Joe Edwards passed away in 2025.

Tracklist
A1 Joshua Fit De Battle
A2 In The Sweet Bye & Bye
A3 Jesus Hold My Hand
A4 Sweet Peace, The Gift Of God's Love
A5 He Keeps Me Singing
B1 The Old Rugged Cross
B2 Swing Low Sweet Chariot
B3 Onward Christian Soldiers
B4 Lily Of The Valley
B5 Leaning On The Everlasting Arms

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Elect, The - The Time Is...Now!

Gospel/Soul | Indiana | 1989


1989 LP by Indianapolis gospel vocal group The Elect, released on WFL Records.

The Elect consisted of vocalists Kevin Gaston, Aaron Boyd, Jeff Davis, and Kevin Allen. Instrumentalists in the group were Roy Cunningham, Gary Amos, and Wesley Clay.

The LP was produced by Ricky L. Callier and was executive produced by Eddie Hoke Jr., Jeff Davis, Mark Hoke, and Leroy Lovett Jr. It was recorded at Pinebrook Recordings Studios in Alexandria, IN.

WFL Records was a gospel label in the 80s and 90s based in Montrose, California.

Tracklist

A1 The Time
A2 No Need To Worry
A3 The Name Of The Game
A4 High Places
B1 Secret Places (Psalm 91)
B2 Surely Goodness & Mercy (Psalm 23)
B3 He Will Hear Me (Psalm 86)
B4 Have You Wondered

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Enne - Ballads, Blues, and Ditties

Folk | Michigan | 1970


1970 LP by Michigan folk singer Enne, released on Korbie Records.

As far as I can tell this is the only LP Enne released. Liner notes and Discogs indicate that she was of Finnish descent and was based in Pontiac, Michigan. Liner notes also indicate that she was a classically trained singer that began playing traditional folk songs in the late 1960s. Discogs indicates that Enne died in 2003.

The LP was recorded at New Sound Patterns in Detroit and was engineered by Danny Dallas. Korbie Records was a private press folk label based in Detroit.

Tracklist

A1 Black Is The Color Of My True Love's Hair
A2 Minun Kultani Kaunis On (My Love Is Beautiful)
A3 Our Gudeman
A4 Hushabye Bairnie
A5 Through Bushed And Through Briars
A6 Shorty George
A7 Three Little Piggies
B1 Barbara Allen
B2 Mrs. McGrath
B3 The Oyster Girl
B4 The Turtle Dove
B5 St. James Infirmary
B6 Johnny's Gone To Hilo

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Erin Quartet - Good News

Country-Gospel | Unknown Year


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Esso Steel Band - Steel Band In Bermuda

World | Bermuda | 1967


The Esso Steel Band's 1967 LP Steel Band In Bermuda, released on Edmar Records.

The Esso Steel Band was a popular steelpan drum band in Bermuda for over four decades. The band was led by Rudolph Commissiong until 1987. The band performed at many nightclubs, hotels, and convention centers in Trinidad and other Caribbean nations, as well as in Bermuda and Canada.

This LP was likely sold at their performances as a souvenir of sorts for the tourists and others that would come and hear them play.

In addition to Rudolph, other members of the Esso Steel Band included Herman 'Rock' Johnston, Steve Dupres, Carl Borde, Kelvin Dove, Neville Paynter, and Rudolph Benjamin.

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