Podcasts about Golden Gate Quartet

Sintonía: "Blind Barnabas" - The Golden Gate Quartet"Everybody´s Gonna Have A Wonderful" - Sister Rosetta Tharpe with The Dependable Boys; "Dese Bones Gonna Rise Again" - The Golden Gate Quartet; "Jesus Hits Like The Atom Bomb" - The Pilgrim Travellers; "What Could I Do" - Mahalia Jackson; "Lead Me To That Rock" - Wandering Boys; "Forgive Me Lord And Try Me One More Time" - Sister Rosetta Tharpe; "Go Where I Send Thee" - Alphabetical Four; "What A Time Singing With Angels" - The Galilee Singers; "What Could I Do" - Sister Ernestine Washington; "Jesus Is Here Today" - Sister Rosetta Tharpe & The Sam Price Trio; "Shadrack" - The Golden Gate Quartet; "I´ll Tell It" - The Pilgrim Travellers; "The Sun Didn´t Shine" - Alphabetical Four; "This Train" - Sister Rosetta Tharpe & The Sam Price Trio; "Satisfied" - Wandering Boys; "Gospel Train" - The Wright Brothers Gospel Singers; "The Natural Facts (That´s All)" - Sister Rosetta Tharpe & the Sam Price TrioTodas las músicas extraídas de la recopilación (2xCD) "Black Gospel" (Disky Communications, 2000) La primera parte de esta recopilación (CD 1) se emitió el 04/02/2025Escuchar audio

The music of the Southern churches has always been intertwined with the fight for rights and freedoms in our country and across the world, too. We'll listen to some selections from Mavis Staples, The Golden Gate Quartet, Bernice Johnson Reagon, The McIntosh County Shouters and many more. Freedom is in the air … this week on The Sing Out! Radio Magazine.Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian FolkwaysMatt “Guitar” Murphy / “Matt's Guitar Boogie #2” / Way Down South / AntonesTaj Mahal / “Diving Duck Blues” / The Real Thing / ColumbiaMavis Staples / “I'll Take You There” / I'll Take You There / BlackbirdGolden Gate Quartet / “Golden Gate Gospel Train” / Travelin' Shoes / RCA BluebirdWashington Phillips / “I've Got the Key to the Kingdom” / The Key to the Kingdom / YazooRoy Wilkins / “Speech” / Pioneers in Protest-Dr Martin Luther King, Jr Vol.II / GoldwaxMorehouse Glee Club / “I'm Building Me a Home” / Pioneers in Protest-Dr Martin Luther King, Jr. / GoldwaxBernice Johnson Reagon / “Freedom in the Air” / Give Your Hands to Struggle / Smithsonian-FolkwaysMatt “Guitar” Murphy / “Thump Tyne” / Way Down South / Antones The Clara Ward Singers / “Meetin' Tonight-This Little Light of Mine” / Meetin' Tonight / VanguardBillie Holliday / “Strange Fruit” / Protest! / ViperChampion Jack Dupree / “I'm Going to Write the Governor of Georgia” / Classic Protest Songs / Smithsonian FolkwaysFannie Lou Hamer / “Woke Up this Morning” / Songs My Mother Taught Me / Smithsonian FolkwaysThe McIntosh County Shouters / “Blessed are the Poor in Spirit” / Spirituals and Shout Songs from the Georgia Coast / Smithsonian FolkwaysSonny Treadway / “Amazing Grace” / Sacred Steel / ArhooliePete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways

Sintonía: "Oh Mary Don´t You Weep" - The Fisk Jubilee Singers"Up Above My Head" - Sister Rosetta Tharpe & Marie Knight with The Sam Price Trio; "God´s Gonna Gut ´em Down" - The Golden Gate Quartet; "I Want My Crown" - The Pilgrim Travellers; "Get On Board Little Children" - Alphabetical Four; "Climbing Up The Mountain" - Morris Brown Quartet; "Precious Memories" - Sister Rosetta Tharpe & Marie Knight; "Didn´t It Rain" - The Golden Gate Quartet; "Let The Church Roll On" - Capitol City Four; "Standing On The Highway" - The Pilgrim Travellers; "Wake Me, Shake Me, Don´t Let Me Sleep Too Long" - The Wright Brothers Gospel Singers; "Rock Me" - Sister Rosetta Tharpe; "Where Could I Go But To The Lord" - Sister Ernestine Washington with Bunk Johnson´s Jazz Band; "I Heard Zion Mourn" - Southern Sons; "Lonesome Road" - Sister Rosetta Tharpe with Lucky Millinder & His Orchestra; "You´ve Got To Move" - Elder Charles Beck; "Don´t Take Everybody To Be Your Friend" - Sister Rosetta Tharpe & The Sam Price Trio; "Amazing Grace" - Mahalia JacksonTodas las músicas extraídas de la recopilación (2xCD) "Black Gospel" de la serie "As Good As It Gets" del sello Disky Communications (2000).Escuchar audio

Bienvenue dans cette édition passionnante de 'La Partition' ! Aujourd'hui, nous plongeons dans les souvenirs de la visite d'Elvis Presley en France, un moment historique et méconnu de la carrière du King du rock'n'roll.Il y a 90 ans jour pour jour, le 8 janvier 1935, naissait le légendaire Elvis Presley. Après avoir conquis l'Amérique et le monde entier avec sa musique révolutionnaire, le chanteur a eu l'occasion de découvrir le vieux continent en 1958, alors qu'il était appelé sous les drapeaux. C'est pendant une permission qu'il a mis les pieds pour la première fois en France, et plus précisément à Paris.Bien que sa venue dans la capitale française n'ait pas été annoncée à grand bruit, Elvis n'est pas passé inaperçu. Dès son arrivée à Bremerhaven en Allemagne, 1500 personnes se sont rassemblées sur le quai pour tenter d'apercevoir le King dans son uniforme de GI. Ses fans européens étaient impatients de le voir de leurs propres yeux, lui qui a déjà révolutionné la musique populaire depuis deux ans.Une fois en France, Elvis ne s'est pas contenté de faire du tourisme. Bien au contraire, il a profité de son séjour pour retrouver ses amis du Golden Gate Quartet, un groupe vocal qu'il admirait. C'est d'ailleurs lors d'une soirée au Casino de Paris, où le quartet assurait la première partie de la revue de Lynn Renaud, qu'Elvis a eu l'occasion de monter sur scène et d'improviser un mémorable 'bœuf' musical.

This episode includes selections from Ella Jenkins (pictured), Angelic Gospel Singers & Dixie Hummingbirds, Friendly Gospel Singers of Chicago, New Jersey Mass Choir, Golden Gate Quartet, Kelly Brothers, Metropolitan Male Ensemble, and others.

Anthony Butler and His Singers recreate the classic sound of the beloved Golden Gate Quartet with their song, “Judgement's Coming.”

Playlist: Boogát - Héroes RebeldesBoogát - Promesa De RegresoBurning Spear - TraditionPeter Tosh - Reggae MylitisLemon Bucket Orkestra - Gadjo DiloFanfare Ciocarlia - 3 Romanians (Radio Edit)Alex Cuba - Tiene SaborMeridian Brothers - Los Latinos SufrimosChicha Libre - Tequila! (Remix)Combo Daguerre - Les AssassinsVarious, featuring The Flight - The Fujibayashi LegacyVarious, featuring TEKE::TEKE - Ezio's Family (Shadow Version)Kym Gouchie - Hop HopSpencer Jo - Paper BoatsKris Ellestad - BoomerAhmed Moneka - Chi Mali Wali (Roots)Arooj Aftab - Raat Ki RaniNadine Altounji - Petite SoeurHermanos Gutiérrez - Sonido CósmicoAltin Gün - G​ö​n​ü​l Da​ğ​ıVarious, featuring The Golden Gate Quartet, Minimatic - Didn't It Rain (Minimatic Remix)Red Dog Guitars - Old School Blues Played on a Cigar Box Guitar/That New School Delta Blues Recording of my Version of the 1890sJohnny Blue Skies / Sturgill Simpson - Scooter BluesFabulous Thunderbirds, featuring Billy Gibbons - Payback TimeKOKOKO! - Motoki

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This episode begins with a TCBCast-mini-style intro with Gurdip and Justin discussing the passing of singer-songwriter Mark James and the news of Sony's "Memphis" box set, out August 9, 2024.  Then, Gurdip taps out and Bec taps in for a fun exploration of some of our favorite deep cut Elvis concert rarities - the songs he almost never pulled out, from ones done only once (like Oh Happy Day or Rubberneckin') to those done at best for maybe a handful of shows (Memphis Tennessee, anybody?) For Song of the Week, Bec ponders "(Such An) Easy Question" which Elvis recorded in 1962 but that was also reused in the 1965 movie "Tickle Me." Then Justin closes us out with a quick exploration of "I Will Be Home Again," the Golden Gate Quartet homage that Elvis and Charlie Hodge harmonized on for "Elvis is Back" in 1960. For those who haven't seen it yet elsewhere, Sony released a behind the scenes mini-doc about the new "Memphis" set on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8XGKNVko-g Our live rarities playlist (on YouTube, since other streaming services don't have FTDs or bootlegs!): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLg-DEia9bCgaA-7wTppzt2tTFXJkHaXGA Interview with Orlandus Wilson of the Golden Gate Quartet sourced from: http://tofuhut.blogspot.com/2009/02/glisten-work-of-father-3-more-info-on.html and its archived version on the Internet Archive. Selah Jubilee Quartet version of "I Will Be Home Again" available to hear here: https://archive.org/details/78_i-will-be-home-again_selah-jubilee-quartet-lou-singer-bennie-benjemen-raymond-levee_gbia0077522a If you enjoy TCBCast, please consider supporting us with a donation at Patreon.com/TCBCast. Your support allows us to continue to provide thoughtful, provocative, challenging and well-researched perspectives on Elvis's career, his peers and influences, and his cultural impact and legacy. 

Send us a Text Message.Welcome to Guess the Year! This is an interactive, competitive podcast series where you will be able to play along and compete against your fellow listeners. Here is how the scoring works:1 point: get the year correct within 10 years (e.g., you guess 1975 and it is between 1965-1985)4 points: get the year correct within 5 years (e.g., you guess 2004 and it is between 1999-2009)7 points: get the year correct within 2 years (e.g., you guess 1993 and it is between 1991-1995)10 points: get the year dead on!Guesses can be emailed to drandrewmay@gmail.com or texted using the link at the top of the show notes.I will read your scores out on the following episode, along with the scores of your fellow listeners! Please email your guesses to Andrew no later than 12pm EST on the day the next episode posts if you want them read out on the episode (e.g., if an episode releases on Monday, then I need your guesses by 12pm EST on Wednesday; if an episode releases on Friday, then I need your guesses by 12 pm EST on Monday). Note: If you don't get your scores in on time, they will still be added to the overall scores I am keeping. So they will count for the final scores - in other words, you can catch up if you get behind, you just won't have your scores read out on the released episode. All I need is your guesses (e.g., Song 1 - 19xx, Song 2 - 20xx, Song 3 - 19xx, etc.). Please be honest with your guesses! Best of luck!!The answers to today's ten songs can be found below. If you are playing along, don't scroll down until you have made your guesses. .....Have you made your guesses yet? If so, you can scroll down and look at the answers......Okay, answers coming. Don't peek if you haven't made your guesses yet!.....Intro song: Copperhead Road by Steve Earle (1988)Song 1: Batter Up by Nelly (feat. Murphy Lee & Ali) (2000)Song 2: Do You Believe in Love by Huey Lewis & the News (1982)Song 3: Chicago by Michael Jackson (1999)Song 4: Welcome to Your Life by GROUPLOVE (2016)Song 5: Planet Rock by Afrika Bambaataa & Soulsonic Force (1982)Song 6: You're the First, the Last, My Everything by Barry White (1974)Song 7: God Almighty's Gonna Cut You Down by Golden Gate Quartet (1947)Song 8: You Got Lucky by Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers (1982)Song 9: Chicken Fried by Zac Brown Band (2008)Song 10: Angel in Blue by The J. Geils Band (1981)

Today we have a bonus episode featuring a series of short items from radio broadcasts during the war. First, we have Stalin wasn't Stallin', a performance by the Golden Gate Quartet. That's followed by a bond appeal from then-Senator Harry Truman and then several ad spots. The episode ends with a performance of All You Fascists Bound to Lose by Woody Guthrie. Visit our website at BrickPickleMedia.com/podcasts. Subscribe to the ad-free version at https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/worldwar2radio/subscribe

 | Artist  | Title  | Album Name  | Album Copyright  | JJ Grey & Mofro  | Olustee  | Olustee  |   |   | Sam Mitchell  | Come On In My Kitchen  | Shake That Thing [The Blues In Britain 1963-1973]  | Deb Ryder  | 1. A Storm's Coming  | Enjoy The Ride  | Vizztone  |   | Killing Floor  | Lou's Blues  | Shake That Thing [The Blues In Britain 1963-1973]  | Struggle Buggy  | Tear 'Em Down  |   | Billy Thompson  | That Devil  | Billy Thompson BT 2018 release  | Alexis Korner  | Steal Away  | Shake That Thing [The Blues In Britain 1963-1973]  | Mark Hummel  | I Didn't Need Another Heartache  | Ain't Easy No More  |   | Long John Baldry  | It Still Ain't Easy  | It Still Ain't Easy  |   | Trond Olsen Band  | Lonelyhearted Blues  | A New Day Coming  |   | The Golden Gate Quartet  | Lord, Am I Born to Die.  | Gospel Masters: Rock My Soul  | Freddie Bell And The Bellboys  | Rompin And Stompin  | Debut Recordings (1956-57)  | Vince Eager  | This Should Go On Forever  | The Best Of British Rock 'n' Roll [Disc 2)  | Animals  | See See Rider  | Shake That Thing [The Blues In Britain 1963-1973]

One of the most irresistible songs in all of gospel music is the Golden Gate Quartet's a cappella rendition of the story of Daniel in the lion's den – “Shadrack.”

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The Golden Gate Quartet is an African-American vocal group, that was founded in 1934 by four students at Booker T. Washington High School in Norfolk, Virginia. Willie Johnson, William Langford, Henry Owens, and Orlandus Wilson started singing gospel and folks songs in churches and then at radio stations. In 1937 the foursome signed their first recording contract. They performed at Carnegie Hall, and nite clubs in New York City causing their popularity to grow. In 1940 they had a nationally syndicated radio show. In 1941, the Golden Gate Quartet became the first black musical group to sing at Constitution Hall, and performed several times at the White House. The Quartet was inducted into The Vocal Group Hall of Fame in 1998. You're going to here 5 episodes from their national radio show which aired in 1940 and 1941. More info at http://krobcollection.com

Celebrating 18 years of the podcast. Music includes: Confirmation, Go Where I Send Thee, Alabama Song, I'm Beginning to See the Light, Caravan, The Great Gate At Kiev, Worried Man Blues and Truckin' My Blues Away. Performers include: The Golden Gate Quartet, The Carter Family, Charlie Parker, Ella Fitzgerald, Arturo Toscanini, Duke Ellington and Lotte Lenya. 

Con Nick Waterhouse feat. Leon Bridges, Honeybus, The Spongetones, Utopía, Connie Stevens, Linda Scott, Dinah Washington, Irma Thomas, The Golden Gate Quartet, C.W. Stoneking, Mantovani, Jay & The Americans, Los Machucambos, Johnny Pacheco & Monguito "El Único" Santamaría, Chappottin y sus estrellas con Miguelito Cuni, UNDP Collective Rita Payes & Jordi Matas y Savages.

This week on the Magazine we continue with part two of our celebration of Black History Month. We'll hear music of holiness and freedom with selections from Mavis Staples, The Golden Gate Quartet, Bernice Johnson Reagon, The McIntosh County Shouters and more. “Freedom in the Air” … this week on the Sing Out! Radio Magazine.Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian FolkwaysMatt “Guitar” Murphy / “Matt's Guitar Boogie #2” / Way Down South / AntonesTaj Mahal / “Diving Duck Blues” / The Real Thing / ColumbiaMavis Staples / “I'll Take You There” / I'll Take You There / BlackbirdGolden Gate Quartet / “Golden Gate Gospel Train” / Travelin' Shoes / RCA BluebirdWashington Phillips / “I've Got the Key to the Kingdom” / The Key to the Kingdom / YazooRoy Wilkins / “Speech” / Pioneers in Protest-Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr Vol.II / GoldwaxMorehouse Glee Club / “I'm Building Me a Home” / Pioneers in Protest-Dr Martin Luther King, Jr. / GoldwaxBernice Johnson Reagon / “Freedom in the Air” / Give Your Hands to Struggle / Smithsonian-FolkwaysMatt “Guitar” Murphy / “Thump Tyne” / Way Down South / Antones The Clara Ward Singers / “Meetin' Tonight-This Little Light of Mine” / Meetin' Tonight / VanguardBillie Holliday / “Strange Fruit” / Protest! / ViperChampion Jack Dupree / “I'm Going to Write the Governor of Georgia” / Classic Protest Songs / Smithsonian FolkwaysFannie Lou Hamer / “Woke Up this Morning” / Songs My Mother Taught Me / Smithsonian FolkwaysThe McIntosh County Shouters / “Blessed are the Poor in Spirit” / Spirituals and Shout Songs from the Georgia Coast / Smithsonian FolkwaysSonny Treadway / “Amazing Grace” / Sacred Steel / ArhooliePete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways

Barry and Abigail discuss A Very Special Christmas 3 and sample The Stoutmare Before Christmas, The Abominable Snow Stout, and How The Stout Stole Christmas! from Tarpon River Brewing in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Barry and Abigail both recommend If On a Winter's Night by Sting. We reviewed Natalie Merchant's rendition of Children Go Where I Send Thee. Listen to the original recording of Go Where I Send Thee by The Golden Gate Quartet. Barry played a sample of Eartha Kitt's Santa Baby. We reviewed Sheryl Crow's version of Blue Christmas. Listen to the original recording of Blue Christmas by Doye O'Dell. We played a sample of Nat King Cole's The Christmas Song to compare it to the version by Hootie & The Blowfish. We also played a sample of Engelbert Humperdinck's Ave Maria to compare it to the version by Eleven and Chris Cornell. We also played a sample of Elvis Presley's Santa Claus Is Back in Town to compare it to the version by Jonny Lang. Barry compared the lyrical content of Christmas Song by Tim Reynolds and Dave Matthews to Christmas Day by Squeeze. Barry entered We Three Kings by Patti Smith into the Abigail Hummel School of Speaking Smartly About Music with a comparison to Blue by R.E.M. (which features Patti Smith!). If you are looking for more great holiday music, check out our Pops on Hops 2023 Christmas Playlist, featuring Christmas songs from many of the artists featured during our third season in 2023! You can also check out the collection of the Hummel family's favorite Christmas songs! Up next… The Same Old Blood Rush with a New Touch by Cute Is What We Aim For. This episode will be released on March 3, 2023. Jingles are by our friend Pete Coe. Visit Anosmia Awareness for more information on Barry's condition. Follow Barry or Abigail on Untappd to see what we're drinking when we're not on mic! Facebook | Instagram | X | YouTube | Website | Email us | Virtual Jukebox --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pops-on-hops-podcast/message

From the cold grey light of dawn to some gospel coverage from Luther Dickinson, George Jones and The Golden Gate Quartet, Deeper Roots this week takes another pull at the thread of tapestry of the past century, once again celebrating America's music. We're in fine form, no doubt, because the players this week move from the ‘king of boogie', John Lee Hooker, to one of the great contemporary songwriters, Iris DeMent. We'll share a track from her latest album, one that ventures into the dark corners of this country's recent history with her brilliant eight minute soliloquy “Goin' Down To Sing In Texas”. We'll share songs about liars, feeling good, 99 year blues, and that last train to Memphis. Join Dave Stroud for two hours from America's songbooks, from church to steeple to songs about its people. We'll be coming to you live from the Cherry Street Historic District of Santa Rosa, California.

Recently I heard a very dark and serious song about the judgment of God and His wrath against sinners. It was the folk song “Great God Almighty's Gonna Cut You Down” (accessed here). I was not aware of the song before; apparently it is an American folk song. The oracular Wikipedia informs me that it was first recorded by the Golden Gate Quartet in 1946 and issued in 1947 by the Jubalairies, and since then has been covered by a variety of singers in country, folk, electronic, and black metal genres, including such singers as Johnny Cash, Tom Jones, and Elvis Presley. It takes some imagination to contemplate someone singing both about blue suede shoes and the wrath of God, but that's America for you.

Recently I heard a very dark and serious song about the judgment of God and His wrath against sinners. It was the folk song “Great God Almighty's Gonna Cut You Down” (accessed here). I was not aware of the song before; apparently it is an American folk song. The oracular Wikipedia informs me that it was first recorded by the Golden Gate Quartet in 1946 and issued in 1947 by the Jubalairies, and since then has been covered by a variety of singers in country, folk, electronic, and black metal genres, including such singers as Johnny Cash, Tom Jones, and Elvis Presley. It takes some imagination to contemplate someone singing both about blue suede shoes and the wrath of God, but that's America for you.

Recently I heard a very dark and serious song about the judgment of God and His wrath against sinners. It was the folk song “Great God Almighty's Gonna Cut You Down” (accessed here). I was not aware of the song before; apparently it is an American folk song. The oracular Wikipedia informs me that it was first recorded by the Golden Gate Quartet in 1946 and issued in 1947 by the Jubalairies, and since then has been covered by a variety of singers in country, folk, electronic, and black metal genres, including such singers as Johnny Cash, Tom Jones, and Elvis Presley. It takes some imagination to contemplate someone singing both about blue suede shoes and the wrath of God, but that's America for you.

Qui est Noé ? Que signifie son nom ? Et par conséquent, sa mission ? L'histoire du Déluge et de l'arche de Noé nous dit-elle quelque chose de scientifiquement valable ? Comment interpréter ce récit du Déluge ?  Réponse avec le Golden Gate Quartet, Marie Laforêt et Jean Le Cam

Marking 17 years of podcasting. Songs include: Nice Work If You Can Get It, Original Jelly Roll Blues. The Prince of Denmark's March, There Stands the Glass and I Wish That I Were Twins. Performers include: Fats Waller, Sarah Vaughn, Charley Parker, Webb Pierce, The Golden Gate Quartet and Lu Watters. 

When Merle Travis recorded his beloved (and never-out-of-print) Folk Songs from the Hills album in 1947, he included a version of “I Am a Pilgrim” that would inspire decades of loving imitations by artists such as Bill Monroe and Doc Watson, Johnny Cash and The Byrds.Some people figured Travis must have written the song himself — after all, the same album included two of his best-known originals, “Dark as a Dungeon” and “Sixteen Ton” — but actually “I Am a Pilgrim” is a traditional gospel tune that has deep roots among white and African-American musicians alike.From Camp Meetings … and, well, from jail …In an introduction on his recording 75 years ago, Travis can be heard saying, “When I first got big enough to start running around by myself at night, the first place I wanted to go was to the camp meetings and to the brush arbor meetings and hear them sing the good old songs. I learned a lot of the old songs, but there was one specially that I liked better than all the rest, and I remember it today just as well as I did the day I learned it.”Nice story. Actually, though, Kentucky-born Travis had a mentor: legendary fingerpicking stylist Mose Rager of Muhlenberg County. Legend has it that Mose's brother Lyman learned "I Am a Pilgrim" while in jail in Russellville, Ky, when he heard it being sung by a black prisoner in a nearby cell. Another version of the yarn places the jailhouse in Elkton, Ky. Wherever lockup actually was, Lyman was said to have later taught the song to his brother, Mose, who in turn taught it to their young neighbor, Merle Travis.Mose Rager RemembersIn a early 1960s film, Mose Rager is heard telling folklorist D.K. Wilgus about the tune's origin. “We sang that old song around here years ago,” he said. “It's just an old brush arbor song. Everybody sang it; Merle Travis and my two brothers, we'd all get together out here … out to the edge of town and just sit out there till about 12 o'clock and sing old hymns.”We don't know the name of the black singer whom Lyman Rager heard in that Kentucky jail, but as Asheville, NC, musician/author Wayne Erbsen has noted, “I Am A Pilgrim” was recorded “by 14 African-American groups before it was even a gleam in Merle Travis' eyes."  Pre-Merle RenditionsThe first of those groups was the Norfolk Jubilee Quartette, which recorded the song in 1924 for Paramount Records. The Tidewater Virginia group released dozens of records between 1921 and 1940 — much of it gospel, but also blues and jazz numbers — and in their hands, “I Am a Pilgrim” has a bit of the kick that would come down to Travis two decades later.Among other little known groups to record it were The Good Will Male Chorus (1927), South Carolina Quartette (1928), Mound City Jubilee Quartette (1935), Heavenly Gospel Singers (1936), Golden Gate Quartet (1939) and Southern Wonder Quartet (1940).Bluegrass AttachmentsOf course, the song also has strong bluegrass attachments. Carl Story, considered the father of bluegrass gospel sound starting in the 1940s, said he knew the song from the repertoire of Georgia country music pioneer Riley Puckett.Story learned it as a little boy when his father took him to hear Puckett play in Lenoir, NC. Puckett's recordings were to inspire everyone from Bill Monroe and Flatt and Scruggs on. Many bluegrass lovers also came to know the tune as strictly an instrumental, because of guitarist Clarence White's picking on the Kentucky Colonels' iconic 1964 album, Appalachian Swing!A Possible Origin StoryBut how did the song come about in the first place? A good question, that. Our research has turned up no definitive author, but it does find this to be an excellent example of how folk songs evolve.A connection to classic Christian hymn writing seems obvious, because the lyrics cite some rather esoteric New Testament verses. The title, for instance, seems to refer to The Epistle to the Hebrews (11:13), which reads in part, “…and confessed that they were strangers and pilgrims on the earth.” Also, one verse says, "If I could just touch the hem of his garment" which appears to allude to a story in the Book of Matthew (9:20) in which a woman is healed after touching Jesus' robe.All this might mean we should look for an origin in an 1841 composition by South Carolina poet Mary Dana Shindler, whose hymn “I Am a Pilgrim and I Am a Stranger” contained such Bible references. A rendering of that song actually was one of the first records ever released, specifically a 1917 disc pressed on Victor by The Imperial Quartet.However, the melody there is absolutely nothing like what's come down to us from Merle Travis. In other words, it is highly unlikely that any of those 14 African-American groups recording “I Am a Pilgrim” between 1924 and 1947 were listening to that thing. A better theory is that concurrent with white churchified rendering were more soulful African-American versions. We do know that in 1925 — just one year after the Norfolk Quartette's Paramount recording — the song showed up in a book called, The Negro and His Songs: A Study of Typical Negro Songs in the South by Howard W. Odum and Guy B. Johnson. In addition, folklorists John and Ruby Lomax also collected a version of it during their 1939 Southern states recording trip.Our Take on the TuneFor The Flood, it all began a few weeks ago when Charlie took his first stumbling steps — slipping and a-sliding, as it were — in learning some bottleneck technique on his new resonator guitar. Right away, what came out reminded him of the old gospel tune from his youth — he even recalled Grandma Robertson humming it while she washed dishes — but he just couldn't seem to get the song down. Then Danny came along, took one listen and started just naturally channeling an old Doc-Watson-cum-Chet-Atkins vibe, laying down an absolutely rock solid foundation. Sam grabbed his “E” harp and found his groove, Randy jumped in with some beautiful harmony for the choruses, and suddenly “I Am a Pilgrim” landed righteously in the repertoire. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit 1937flood.substack.com

Get ready for Jubilee, a radio program that featured African American musicians and singers. This 1942 episode is hosted by actor, singer and musician Dooley Wilson who is best remembered for his performance in the classic film Casablanca. Wilson's guests are legendary singer and actress Lena Horne, the Golden Gate Quartet, and boxing great Joe Louis who was in in the Armed forces at the time. http://krobcollection.com

La sexta y última entrega de nuestro repaso a 2022 a través de 100 canciones favoritas está dedicada a algunas de las versiones del año que más nos han gustado. (Foto del podcast; JD McPherson por Joshua Black Wilkins) Playlist; (sintonía) KATE CLOVER “These boots are made for walkin’” (Nancy Sinatra) JOHNNY CASINO y XABI GARRE con BISCUIT “Heart full of soul” (The Yardbirds) LORD ROCHESTER “Tiger feet” (Mud) JD McPHERSON “Lust for life / Sixteen” (Iggy Pop) VOIDIOTS “Stab your back” (The Damned FREDDIE DILEVI “Poison heart” (Ramones) FUNDACIÓN FRANCISCO FRANKENSTEIN “Voy a ser un drogata” (Ramones) GEOFF PALMER “Brooklyn babe” (Dee Dee King) GENERADOR “No voy más lejos” (Leño) LOS PERLAS “Hola mi amor” (Junco) THE RUNAWAY LOVERS “Viva Viva RnR” (Chuck Berry) PJ HARVEY and TIM PHILLIPS “Run on” (The Golden Gate Quartet) KURT BAKER and BEBE BUELL “Blood and roses” (The Smithereens) PELIGRO! “I love rocknroll” (Joan Jett) DOCTOR EXPLOSION “El paleto” (Sandford Clark) PABLO SOLO “Open up, summertime” (John Simon) TY SEGALL “Don’t lie” (The Mantles) Escuchar audio

Selección de novedades que arranca con "Entering heaven alive" como disco destacado, la última entrega de Mr Jack White que nos muestra en este trabajo su faceta más acústica y contemplativa. Estrenamos canciones de The Jackets y Vlack, PJ Harvey aparece en la "Versión y original" y Rocio Verta-Wray nos trae nueva entrega de los NY HED Studios. (Foto del podcast por Paige Sara; Jack White) Playlist; JACK WHITE “A tip from you to me” (Entering heaven alive, 2022) JACK WHITE “If I die tomorrow” (Entering heaven alive, 2022) JACK WHITE “Taking me back (gently)” (Entering heaven alive, 2022) THE JACKETS “Pie in the sky” (7’’, 2022) VLACK “Downunder” (adelanto del álbum “The sound of light”) JON SPENCER and THE HITMAKERS “Worm town” (Spencer gets it lit, 2022) LES GREEN AND THE TELEVISIONARIES “Reconcile” NY HED STUDIO presenta MIKE MOK and THE EM TONES “My baby is a wino” PJ HARVEY and TIM PHILLIPS “Run on” (2022) Versión y original; THE GOLDEN GATE QUARTET “God’s gonna cut you down” (1947) MARK JONSON and RAMÍREZ EXPOSURE “Tape recorder” (Turning on the century Vol. 1, 2022) KOMODOR “Mamacita” (Nasty habits, 2021) Escuchar audio

PJ Harvey y Tim Phillips se juntan para reinterpretar 'Run On', de The Golden Gate Quartet, para la banda sonora de la serie 'Bad Sisters', cuyo último capítulo acaba de estrenarse. Escuchamos una canción inédita de Queen, 'Face It Alone', de las grabaciones de 'The Miracle', a The Big Moon con una de las canciones más optimistas de su nuevo disco, 'Here Is Everything' y a la sueca Janice con 'My Kind Of Woman', una de las canciones del EP que acaba de publicar. QUEEN - Face It Alone BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN - Nightshift THE ARCS - Keep On Dreamin’ POND - America's Cup SAM AUSTINS – Matador SECOND – Cúrame Como Siempre PJ HARVEY & TIM PHILLIPS - Run On JANICE - My Kind Of Woman THE BIG MOON - Daydreaming WHITE LIES - Breakdown Days FIDLAR - Sand on the Beach SEXY ZEBRAS - Charly García LICHIS – Se Vienen Cositas BASURITA - Las luces (quiero verlas brillar) A CERTAIN RATIO - Waiting On A Train BAD SOUNDS - Nu Me Nu Yu Escuchar audio

This episode features music from Bessie Jones, the Caravans, James Cleveland & the Angelic Choir, Rolling Stones Quartet, St. James Choir of Detroit, Golden Gate Quartet (pictured), Mary Ellen George, and others.

Ben Harper est de retour. Le chanteur et guitariste américain vient de sortir un 17ᵉ album studio : Bloodline Maintenance. Un album empreint de la soul de Marvin Gaye, dans lequel le désormais quinquagénaire exprime ses inquiétudes face à l'état du monde ou évoque la mémoire de l'esclavage.  La photo que Ben Harper a choisie pour la pochette de son 17ᵉ album donne le ton : celui d'un retour aux sources de son inspiration. Sources musicales et familiales comme en témoigne d'ailleurs aussi le titre :  « Bloodline Maintenance » que l'on pourrait traduire par « entretien de la lignée ».  C'est ce qu'explique Ben Harper : « C'est une photo de moi enfant. Je suis debout, un peu ébloui par le soleil, à côté de mon père. On est sur la plage. Mes parents écoutaient beaucoup de musique. J'ai de formidables souvenirs de mon père, jouant des percussions, mettant des disques. Et ma mère chantait en s'accompagnant à la guitare. Ce sont mes souvenirs d'enfance. » Blues, rock, folk, jazz et chœurs gospel, ce sont les musiques noires qui parcourent la musique de Ben Harper depuis ses débuts il y a trente ans : « Il y a du gospel nourri d'influences insoupçonnables. Je suis fan de Sam Cooke et the Soul Stirrers, du Golden Gate Quartet, des Blind Boys of Alabama. Mais mon travail avec le chœur sud-africain Lady Smith Black Mambazo est très important pour moi. Son leader, Joseph Shabalala (paix à son âme) était un ami. Les harmonies vocales de ce groupe m'ont profondément marqué. Je pense que les harmonies africaines mêlées aux harmonies américaines des chœurs gospel jouent un rôle dans mes dernières compositions ». Les racines africaines sont présentes. On l'entend aussi sur ce titre We need to talk about it qui parle de l'esclavage : « Le moment de la capture puis du transport de mes ancêtres africains sont encodés dans mon ADN. C'est dans mes gènes. Qu'est-ce qui s'est passé ? Qui a laissé faire cette abomination ? Comment cela a-t-il pu exister ? Comment un être humain peut-il être acheté, vendu, transporté, manipulé comme un objet ? Qu'est-ce qui a pu se passer pour qu'un tel crime arrive ? » Le climat actuel aux États-Unis, le racisme systémique et l'héritage réactionnaire de la présidence Trump, heurtent ce musicien très réfléchi de 52 ans. Ben Harper dit vouloir désormais s'installer en France : « Je n'idéalise aucun endroit. Mais à ce moment de ma vie, j'aspire à la paix. La paix de l'esprit et la paix de l'âme. Et je dois aller là où je suis en paix. C'est pourquoi je veux m'installer en France. » La France qui a toujours fait bon accueil à Ben Harper depuis son premier album, Welcome to the cruel world, en 1994.  Ben Harper est actuellement en tournée européenne. Il se produira ce samedi soir (6 août) à Taormine, en Sicile.

Song: God Told NicodemusSong by: The Golden Gate QuartetPodcast vocals (intro): Gail NoblesHi! I'm Gail Nobles and you're listening to The Gospel Greats. Today's topic: The Golden Gate Quartet.The Golden Gate Quartet (a.k.a. The Golden Gate Jubilee Quartet) is a vocal gospel group. It was formed in 1934 and, with changes in membership, remains active.The group was founded as the Golden Gate Jubilee Singers in 1934, by four students at Booker T. Washington High School in Norfolk, Virginia. According to the group's website, the original members were Willie Johnson (baritone 1980), William Langford (tenor; d. 1970), Henry Owens (second tenor 1970) and Orlandus Wilson (bass; 1917–1998); other sources state that Langford and Wilson replaced earlier members Robert "Peg" Ford and A.C. "Eddie" Griffin in 1935.From 1935, the group sang in churches and on local radio, gaining a regular spot on radio station WIS in Columbia, South Carolina in 1936.[ They began as a traditional jubilee quartet, combining the clever arrangements associated with barbershop quartets with rhythms borrowed from the blues and jazz like scat singing. They developed a broad repertoire of styles – from Owens' mournful, understated approach in songs such as "Anyhow" or "Hush, Somebody's Calling My Name", to the group's highly syncopated arrangements in "Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego". Like The Mills Brothers in popular music, they would often include vocal special effects in their songs, imitating train sounds in songs such as "Golden Gate Gospel Train". Langford often sang lead, using his ability to range from baritone to falsetto, while Johnson narrated. Wilson's bass served as the anchor for the group and Owens harmonized with Langford and Johnson.In 1940 the group signed a new contract with Columbia Record's Okeh label and shortened their name to Golden Gate Quartet.The quartet lost their pre-eminent position in gospel music after the war, when they faced competition from the newer hard gospel quartets.The Golden Gates revived their career in 1955, however, when they toured Europe for the first time where they became widely popular. The group made their first tour of Africa in 1962, and during the early 1960s gradually expanded their accompanying band to Incorporate guitar, piano, bass, and drums.The Golden Gates sang a lot of songs. One of the songs that I like to hear the group sing is God Told Nicodemus.

Take 6, The A Cappellian, Committed, L Young, A Cappella Vocal Band, Shiloh Quartet, Dixie Hummingbirds, Lookin Up Jubilee Four, Breath of Life Quartet, Golden Gate Quartet, Fairfield Four, Soundstage, Gather Vocal Band, The A Cappellian, and Naturally 7. ENJOY!!!

Air Week: January 17-23, 2022 R&B Influences: The Ink Spots The Ink Spots, along with the Mills Brothers, Delta Rhythm Boys and Golden Gate Quartet built the musical bridge from the vaudevillian barber shop quartets of the early 20th Century to the post WWII vocal groups. These quartets modernized the singing style and even came […]

Brian Peter George St John le Baptiste de la Salle Eno (born Brian Peter George Eno, 15 May 1948) is a British musician, composer, record producer and visual artist best known for his pioneering work in ambient music and contributions to rock, pop and electronica. A self-described 'non-musician', Eno has helped introduce unique conceptual approaches and recording techniques to contemporary music. He has been described as one of popular music's most influential and innovative figures. In this episode some of Eno's favorite records and tracks, as shared with William Doyle and published by The Quietus magazine on April 13, 2016. Lineup: Maceo Woods, The Christian Tabernacle Concert Choir, Farid al-Atrash, Arif Sağ, Belkıs Akkale, Sabahat Akkiraz, Nuray Hafiftas, The Golden Gate Quartet, Sly & The Family Stone, Meshell Ndegeocello, The Velvet Underground, Steve Reich, Fela Kuti, my bloody valentine, Owen Pallett, Svetoslav Obretenov Bulgarian Choir, Joni Mitchell

A Different Effect, Ex & Bullz FEAT Elliott Robinson (bass) & Tommy Gervais (lead), Afro Blue, A Cappella, Take 6, 7th Element, Dedication, Take 6, PJ Morton, Quad, Patrice Jegou,  Golden Gate Quartet, Breath of Life Quartet, Noteworthy, and Patrice Jegou FEAT Mark Kibble & Alvin Chea.

What's on the menu? Hearty, home-cooked meals and desserts, of course. Bring your appetite but not a lot of cash. Diners are the true American eating place. Join Tom Shaker for an exploration of all-things diner, and discover how Walter Scott's late night, walkup lunch cart in Providence in the 1870s inspired a nationwide craze. Dr. Tom Shaker is a college professor, a radio DJ, a documentary filmmaker, and an expert on Rhode Island jazz. His radio show The Soul Serenade, featuring classic soul music from the 1960s and 1970s, airs on WICN on Mondays at 7 p.m. His award-winning film with Norm Grant Do It, Man! The Story of The Celebrity Club tells the story of the legendary Celebrity Club, the integrated 1950s nightclub in Providence's Randall Square neighborhood. His book with Dennis Pratt A Treasury of Rhode Island Jazz & Swing Musicians is a biographical collection of jazz and swing musicians who have played in Rhode Island and a sequel to Who's Who in Rhode Island Jazz: c. 1925-1988 by Rhode Island musicians and historians Lloyd Kaplan and Robert Petteruti. His book with Lloyd Kaplan In Harmony: Early Vocal Groups Remembered & Celebrated looks at over twenty trailblazing vocal groups, including The Mills Brothers, The Golden Gate Quartet, The Boswell Sisters, and The Delta Rhythm Boys. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rhodyradio/message

Golden Gate Quartet, In Rare Form Vocal Blend, A Few Good Men, Breath of Life Quartet, Traces of Blue, In Rare Form Vocal Blend, David Musonda, Reflexions Feat: Francis Brooks,  Glad,  7th Element, Take 6, Simply Intact, and Sam Robson.

Join Lloyd Kaplan and Tom Shaker for an inside look at four trailblazing vocal groups featured in Lloyd and Tom's new book In Harmony: Early Vocal Groups Remembered & Celebrated. Explore the careers of The Mills Brothers, The Golden Gate Quartet, The Boswell Sisters, and The Delta Rhythm Boys, and hear remarkable performances with breathtaking vocal fireworks. Lloyd Kaplan is a music educator who served as Chair of the CCRI music department from 1974-1980 and retired as Professor Emeritus in 1995. He teaches at URI and Coastal Carolina University through the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute. He is also a musician who has played clarinet and saxophone for the U.S. Army Band, the Tony Abbott Orchestra, and The Aristocats. He was inducted into the Rhode Island Music Hall of Fame in 2018. Dr. Tom Shaker is a college professor, a radio DJ, a documentary filmmaker, and an expert on Rhode Island jazz. His radio show The Soul Serenade, featuring classic soul music from the 1960s and 1970s, airs on WICN on Mondays at 7 p.m. His award-winning film with Norm Grant Do It, Man! The Story of The Celebrity Club tells the story of the legendary Celebrity Club, the integrated 1950s nightclub in Providence’s Randall Square neighborhood. His book with Dennis Pratt A Treasury of Rhode Island Jazz & Swing Musicians is a biographical collection of jazz and swing musicians who have played in Rhode Island and a sequel to Who's Who in Rhode Island Jazz: c. 1925-1988 by Rhode Island musicians and historians Lloyd Kaplan and Robert Petteruti. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rhodyradio/message

Sintonía: "Dipsy Doodle" - The Golden Gate Quartet "Everytime That I Feel The Spirit", "Golden Gate Gospel Train", "When The Saints Go Marching Home", "Massa´s In The Cold, Cold Ground", "Noah", "Sweet Adeline", "Preacher And The Bear (That ´ol Time Religión)", "Bonnett", "Timber", "Our Father", "Travelin´ Shoes", "Stormy Weather (Keeps Raining All The Time)", "My Walking Stick", "Ol´Man Mose", "Go Where I Send Thee", "Gabriel Blows His Horn" y "Jonah In The Whale", extraídas del doble álbum (2xLP) titulado "35 Historic Recordings", y editado por RCA Germany en 1977, de The Golden Gate Quartet. Casi todas las composiciones son Tradicionales. Todas las canciones interpretadas a capella por The Golden Gate Quartet. Escuchar audio

1 - Sous Le Nez Du Fuehrer (The Fuehrer's Face) - Jose Lasalle – 19422 - Vazi O Duce Tin Stoli Tou (Duce Dons his Uniform) - Sofia Vembo - 1940's3 - Mussolini's Letter to Hitler - Denver Darling and his Texas Cowhands - 19424 - Hitler's Reply to Mussolini - Carson Robison – 19425 - That Russian Winter - Russ Morgan And His Orchestra – 19426 - This Is the Army, Mister Jones - Jack Lathrop with Hal McIntyre and his Orchestra – 19427 - When Mussolini Laid His Pistol Down - Denver Darling and his Texas Cowhands – 19438 - Tson Polemo Vgen 'O Italos (The Italian Goes to War) - Sofia Vembo - 1940's9 - Stalin Wasn't Stallin' - Golden Gate Quartet - 194310 - Red Aviator's Song - Russian People's Chorus - 1940's11 - (There'll Be A) Hot Time in the Town of Berlin (When the Yanks Go Marching In) - Bing Crosby and the Andrews Sisters with Vic Schoen And His Orchestra - 194412 - Hitler's Last Letter to Hirohito - Carson Robison – 194513 - V-Day Stomp - The Four Clefs - 194514 - Hitler Lives (If We Hurt Our Fellow Man) - Herman the Hermit – 194715 - No, No, Joe - Luke the Drifter (aka Hank Williams) - 195016 - Stalinsky Kalinsky - Lord Melody with Frankie Francis and his Calypso Band – 195417 - Mr. Stalin You're Eating Too High on the Hog - Arthur (Guitar Boogie) Smith and his Cracker-Jacks – 1950

Stephen Murphy, Jesse Campbell, Sam Robson (feat: Vade, Fiona Donker), Javon and Jarrard, 3 AM, Take 6, Sam Cooke and the Soul Stirrers, Golden Gate Quartet, Aeolians, In One Accord, Resound, Sounds of Blackness, Bobby McFerrin, The A Cappellian, and David Musonda.

This week we continue with our three-part celebration of Black History Month. We’ll feature music of holiness and freedom, with selections from Mavis Staples, The Golden Gate Quartet, Bernice Johnson Reagon, The McIntosh County Shouters and many more. We shall overcome … this week on The Sing Out! Radio Magazine. Episode #21-06: Black History Month, Pt.2 Host: Tom Druckenmiller Artist/”Song”/CD/Label Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways Matt “Guitar” Murphy / “Matt's Guitar Boogie #2” / Way Down South / Antones Taj Mahal / “Diving Duck Blues” / The Real Thing / Columbia Mavis Staples / “I'll Take You There” / I'll Take You There / Blackbird Golden Gate Quartet / “Golden Gate Gospel Train” / Travelin' Shoes / RCA Bluebird Washington Phillips / “I've Got the Key to the Kingdom” / The Key to the Kingdom / Yazoo Roy Wilkins / “Speech” / Pioneers in Protest-Dr Martin Luther King, Jr Vol.II / Goldwax Morehouse Glee Club / “I'm Building Me a Home” / Pioneers in Protest-Dr Martin Luther King, Jr. / Goldwax Bernice Johnson Reagon / “Freedom in the Air” / Give Your Hands to Struggle / Smithsonian-Folkways Matt “Guitar” Murphy / “Thump Tyne” / Way Down South / Antones The Clara Ward Singers / “Meetin' Tonight-This Little Light of Mine” / Meetin' Tonight / Vanguard Billie Holliday / “Strange Fruit” / Protest! / Viper Champion Jack Dupree / “I'm Going to Write the Governor of Georgia” / Classic Protest Songs / Smithsonian Folkways Fannie Lou Hamer / “Woke Up this Morning” / Songs My Mother Taught Me / Smithsonian Folkways The McIntosh County Shouters / “Blessed are the Poor in Spirit” / Spirituals and Shout Songs from the Georgia Coast / Smithsonian Folkways Sonny Treadway / “Amazing Grace” / Sacred Steel / Arhoolie Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways

DIXIE HUMMINGBIRDS, GOLDEN GATE QUARTET, KINGS HERALD'S, THE A CAPPELLIAN, GROOVE FOR THOUGHT, GLAD, GAITHER VOCAL BAND, ANTHONY BROWN & GROUP THERAPY, JUST 6, TAKE 6, TIMOTHY AMUKELE, FEAT ONYE CHINWAH AND THE A CAPPELLIAN, BRIAN MCKNIGHT, TAKE 6, SINGERS UNLIMITED, THE REAL GROUP, ACCENT, THE A CAPPELLIAN, AND NATURALLY 7

The Golden Gate Quartet est une formation américaine de gospel des années 1930. Elle s'est fait connaitre pour ses reprises de grands standards, mais pas seulement ! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Golden Gate Quartet - Lynda Lemay - Ike & Tina Turner - Les Frères Brothers Le mariage, c'est avant tout le fondement élémentaire de l'organisation de la société. Mais au delà de cela, le mariage, c'est avant tout l'union de deux personnes qui vont bâtir une vie commune … Enfin ça c'est qu'on essaye de vous faire croire, mes bien chers frères, mes bien chères soeurs, la Vérité est ailleurs. Que nous ont enseigné les soaps américains ? Que pour réussir un mariage traditionnel, la mariée doit posséder quelque chose d'ancien, quelque chose de neuf, quelque chose d'emprunté et quelque chose de bleu. Et rien d'autres. Ainsi vous ne trouverez pas dans ce coin des chants liturgiques et autres cantiques. Pas non plus de chansons qui vont vous alexandrialexandrer ou vous lacduconémarer. Non ici, Cédric le maître de cérémonie suit le cahier des charges, accompagné de la voix de Vero. Suivez leurs consignes et vous verrez, vous ferez un Mariage Traditionnel Réussi.

1. Pigmeat Markham.  -  Here Comes The Judge. 2. Golden Gate Quartet & The Jubaliares.  -  Preachers Delight.  Sugerhill Gang. 3. Dj Jazzy Jeff.  -  For Da Love Of Da Game 4. Potatohead People & De La Soul Ft Posdnous & Kapok.  -  Baby Got Work. 5. Soul II Soul Ft Caron Wheeler.  -  Keep On Movin.  Alex Di Cio Rework. 6. Vito Lalinga.  -  Nu Jazzid. 7. Khruangbin & Sanullim.  -  Don't Go. 8. The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble.  -  Sirocco. 9. Sunpalace.  -  Rude Movements.  Moodyman Remix. 10. Tom Watts.  -  Metropolitan Glide. 11. Hamburg Spinners.  -  Skorpion Im Stiefel. 12. Sam Iri.  -  Changes. 13. Longineau Parsons.  -  Funkin Around.  Amalgamation Of Soundz Remix 14. Oveous.  -  Get At Me.

I decided to highlight a few Bible stories through my favorite genre of music. You'll hear Take 6, Fairfield Four, Golden Gate Quartet, Swan Silvertones, Ex and Bullz, Cadence Unplugged, Swingle Singers, Naturally 7, Take 6, Afro Blue, Breath of Life Quartet, Soundstage, and The A Cappellian. ENJOY!!!

This week on Jazz Northwest, memories of jazz in Pioneer Square including two tunes featuring bassist Buddy Catlett, and a couple of pieces by pianist/composer Jovino Santos Neto for this month's (virtual) Savassi Festival in Brazil. Also, on this show are four gospel songs inspired by the Golden Gate Quartet, transcribed and arranged for brass quartet and played by The Westerlies. Jazz Northwest is recorded and produced by host Jim Wilke and airs Sundays at 2 p.m. Listeners may also subscribe to the podcast on Apple, or Google.

Learning to trust in the process through difficult times can be quite a challenge however, it is so worth it to learn as much as you can! Cadence Unplugged, In Rare Form Vocal Blend, the Fellas, Rescue, the Golden Gate Quartet, Dedication, A Cappella Vocal Band, the Breath of Life Quartet, Javon Jarrod, David Musonda, Glad, The A Cappellian, Naturally 7, A Different Effect, and Soundstage. ENJOY!

A Few Good Men, Shiloh Quartet, One Heart Feat Noah Kasuba, Omega Gents, Rudo, Asante, On Pointe, David Musonda, Vade, Take 6, Reflexions, Sam Cooke, Golden Gate Quartet, and L Young

The Westerlies is a brass quartet including 3 former Seattle residents who formed the group when they were students at Juilliard and the Manhattan School of music. The quartet of two trumpets and two trombones is unusual in jazz, with no rhythm section or chordal instrument. Their repertoire is also unusually wide-ranging, including Americana, 20th century composers such as Bartok and Ives, original music and in their new album, spirituals inspired by the Golden Gate Quartet. The new album "Wherein Lies The Good" has just been released and they will celebrate with four performances in Seattle next week at the Westerlies Fest . Also featured on this week's show is new music by Portland trumpet player and composer Charlie Porter from his extended suite "Immigration Nation," and two albums nominated for Earshot's Golden Ear Awards for NW Recording of the year - Xavier Lecouturier's "Carrier" and Marina Albero's "A Life Soundtrack." Next week we feature a concert Tribute to Billie Holiday

Depuis 1934, le Golden Gate Quartet propage à travers le monde la bonne parole, celle qui a donné chair au negro spirituals et au gospel. Mais en sortant ces expressions musicales de l'église et en les frottant de jazz, avec cette pulsation inimitable et ces harmonies vocales au cordeau qui s'inspirent des sections de big-band, ce quartet vocal a aussi rencontré un succès inédit, populaire et jamais démenti. Aux Etats-Unis bien sûr, où leur apparition à la mythique soirée From Spirituals to Swing au Carnegie Hall de New York en a fait des vedettes incontournables. Mais en Europe également, et en France précisément où va s'écrire une part importante de leur histoire. Du rock n' roll au rhythm and blues, d'Elvis Presley à Ray Charles, ils seront nombreux à payer leur dette au Golden Gate Quartet, qui, sans tambour ni trompette, demeure pour l'éternité une des plus formidables machine à swing de l'histoire... Étagère 6… Boîte n°12… Dossier GGQ1934… From Spirituals to Swing, la saga du Golden Gate QuartetHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Win each moment at all cost, win with integrity, here to help you in your journey is: Breath of Life Quartet, King's Heralds, Cadence Unplugged, Golden Gate Quartet, Jesse Campbell, Bobby McFerrin, The A Cappellian, Russell Hospedales, Sam Robson, The Dent Family Trio, The Martin's, Resound, Javaugn & Jarrard, LeRoyal Smith Feat Diana Feria, Terrell Hunt feat Armond Hutton, Take 6, Feat Brian McKnight, Naturally 7 feat The Maccabeats. ENJOY!!!

Reflexions, David Musonda, Just 6, Glad, In Rare Form Vocal Blend, rescue, Bobby McFerrin, Golden Gate Quartet, Swan Silvertones, Fairfield Four, Naturally 7, Postyr,

Naturally 7, Swingle Singers, Cadence, Accent, David Musonda, Terrell Hunt feat Armond Hutton, Le Royal Feat Diana Feria, Golden Gate Quartet, Swan Silvertones, Fairfield Four, Golden Gate Quartet, Shiloh Quartet, Breath of Life Quartet, 7th Element, Proverb feat The A Cappellian.

Today we share some background on the Golden Gate Jubilee Singers better known as the Golden Gate Quartet

Today we share some background on the Golden Gate Jubilee Singers better known as the Golden Gate Quartet

7th Element, The A Cappellian, Accent, Traces of Blue, The A Cappellian, Take 6, The Fairfield Four, The Golden Gate Quartet, Russell Hospedales (Happy Birthday Greeting), Unknown, SoundStage, 7th Element, Justin Wilson & Company, Take 6 Feat: My Big Phat Band, and The A Cappellian

Episode # 20 of 46-30, with music from Rakatozafy, some trallalero, The Roches, Golden Gate Quartet, Scott Walker, Carlo Matthews and loadz morez --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/46-30/support

In life you accomplish many achievements, and you also suffer loss. This episode I'd like to dedicate to the Willis family and to anyone else whom might've suffered a loss of a loved one. (My prayers go up for you). I pray these songs that I carefully/prayerfully picked out will bless your soul. Enjoy being ministered to by: The Golden Gate Quartet, The Gaither Vocal Band, The Breath of Life Quartet, The King's Heralds, LeRoyal feat: Diana Feria, Sam Robson, Rescue, Take 6, The Martin's, Soundstage, The Discovery Singers, 7th Element, Voctave, and Aeolians

Tonights episode pays homage to Billy Joe Shaver who politely asked his victim before shooting him in Papa Joe's Texas Saloon "Where Do You Want it....." before he could answer he shot Billy Bryant Coker because he was " such a bully"....when Billy Bryant dropped his knife and apologized Billy Joe informed him "Well, if you had said that inside, there would have been no problem..." CROOKED STILL from Boston starts it all off with "Angeline the Baker" followed by an ultra sexy Spanish version of "Scratch My Back" by SOUTHERN CULTURE ON THE SKIDS...Billy Joe Shaver and his son Eddie let everyone in on a family secret that "Blood is thicker than water". Finishing up the 1st set is an old 78rpm on the Okeh label from 1941..The Golden Gate Quartet with "Jezebel". Set 2 The Dukes from N'Awlin's on the Specialty label from 1954: "Ooh Bop She Bop" a 45 rpm. The Woolies barely acne free blast a Bo Diddley style rocker: "Who Do You Love" on Dunhill Records 1966 / another 45rpm from the vaults. Echoing my personal mantra of late is the Paul Butterfield Blues Band from Chicago with a killer version of BB KIng's "I got a mind to give up living" from the great raga influenced blues LP..."East-West" and a short trip over the border to Canada we blast aninyourface rocker from BY DIVINE RIGHT: Chinchilla Deluxe....wow! Set 3 Al Kooper with an early version of "I can't keep from crying sometimes" from the pretty terrific Elektra Records Sampler WHAT'S SHAKIN'...Kooper redid this tune with The Blues Project a short while later....The BProject was an early influence on this author having made the trip into NYC at least 8-10 times to check them out. Before THE ELECTRIC PRUNES kill it with their 3rd single "Get me to the world on time" we check out a Voxx Wah Wah ad featuring the Prunes....tre' 60's eh? John Hammond Jr. another early influence pounding my lobes in the 60's with "I wish you would" tips his hat to THE HINDU LOVE GODS covering PRINCE'S "Raspberry Beret"...The Love Gods are really R.E.M. sans Stipe with Warren Zevon stepping up to the mic...1990 that was recorded if my memory serves me well....we'll end this show with an outfit from San Francisco 1967..."The Endless Tunnel"....electric banjo, pretentious lyrics....it's the street I'm comfortable walking down.... Later for you.....

Steve Murphy, The Golden Gate Quartet, The Gaither Vocal Band, Home Free, The King's Heralds, Accent, Take 6, The Fairfield Four, Sam Robson, 3B4 Joy, Rescue, 7th Element, Aeolians, and 7th Element

I was pleased as punch when the multi-Grammy award winning A Cappellian brother of mine decided to share the stories behind some of his body of work. Not to mention his concluding statement!!! In this episode you'll hear artists, such as: Afro Blue, David Musonda, A Different Effect, Shiloh Quartet, Dr. Cedric Dent, Dent Family Trio, Take 6, Bobby McFerrin, Golden Gate Quartet, Aeolians, Dr. Cedric Dent, Take 6, Futrel, Dr. Cedric Dent, Sound Stage, Take 6, Just 6, Dr. Cedric Dent, Take 6, and Dr. Cedric Dent. Enjoy!!!

Walking by faith is never easy, but certainly worth it! Listen to what these artists have to say: The Fairfield Four, Golden Gate Quartet, Shiloh Quartet, Breath of Life Quartet, Take 6 and Kim Burrell (snippet), Jesse Campbell, AnthonBrown and Group Therapy, Take 6, Sound Stage, Gaither Vocal Band, Ecks and Bullz feat: Sam Robson, The Real Group, Discovery Singers, and Rescue

This episode highlights songs that says thank you. I'm truly grateful for these artists taking the time out to arrange/write songs...that says I'm grateful, and or thank you, this will only take about an hour of your time, but it's truly well worth it! Enjoy listening to: Boyz II Men, SoundStage, On Pointe, Le Royal and Diana Feria, Sam Robson, Shiloh Quartet, Golden Gate Quartet, The Breath of Life Quartet, the Singing Men Men of Oakwood College, The Fellas, The Garvin Dean Dean Project, Promise, A Special Blend, Take 6, and Naturally 7.

or download directly here: GRONKsGREATESTcatchLet's hear from Vietnam soul veteran James Armstrong, The Golden Gate Quartet with "Same Train," cocaine country combo Little Feat, Apple and Three Oranges, Fred Weinberg, Los Angelino commando Ariel Pink, Los Diplomaticos (twice), Perfurd Burtner and his Gong Gong Gong, The Amoebas, Ralph Lowe with poignant observational TV song-poem "The Crime Shows," Bob Snyder, The Kit-Kats, The Newbeats, Moses Josiah and His Musical Saw, Los Yetis, and more Fall artists this Torpors. It's going to be a foorn torme.

Being encouraged is what this episode is all about. It's designed to take you on a mental tranquil journey. In this order you will hear these phenomenal A Cappellian's testify. John Stoddart, Take 6, Lady Blacksmith Mambazo, Naturally 7, Eck's and Bullz, Fairfield Four, Golden Gate Quartet, Cadence, Take 6,(BACKGROUND MUSIC: Okai Singers, Naturally 7), Glad, In One Accord, Home Free, Le Royal, Take 6, The Martin's, David Musonda, Idea of North.

Enjoy the magnificent melodious sounds of your favorite A Cappella podcast! In this order you'll hear: The Fellas, King's Heralds, Golden Gate Quartet, Sam Robson & friends, Breath of Life Quartet, Kelz, Traces of Blue, Take 6, Dixie Hummingbirds, Swan Silvertones, Jesse Campbell, Mary Mary, Take 6, Just 6, 7th Element, Resound.

Of course we honored the mothers for Mother's Day. This episode is truly heart felt. I gave my A Cappellian family the opportunity to express their love and admiration to their mothers, and to the mothers around the world. To say that the response was an overwhelming one would definitely be an understatement. Oh and yes...there will be a Father's Day Special!!! You'll hear on this episode: Ecks and Bullz, First Call, Glad, Take 6, 7th Element, Sam Cooke and the Soul Stirrers, Sweet Honey and the Rock, Rescue, Fairfield Four, Golden Gate Quartet, and Boyz II Men

For the Love of A Cappella-"A Cappella Around the World" Eps XI This episode is an amazing one. Highlighting the brilliant arrangements of Dr. Cedric Dent (former baritone for10 time Grammy Award Winning A Cappella sextet "Take 6", also current porfessor of Middle Tennessee State University). An amazing lineup is just a click away. You'll hear groups like Just 6, Golden Gate Quartet, Fairfield Four, Take 6, and plenty more.

Radio Ritmundo staat vanavond in het teken van de Gospel. Stan Rijven heeft de mooiste platen weer uitgezocht. Muziek van The Staple Singers, The Golden Gate Quartet, Mahalia Jackson en Sister Rosetta Tharpe.

Samedi 23 Avril 2016 - Very Important Planète - Emission 61 : Lorena & Jovani vous retrouvent comme chaque samedi. Cette semaine, le gospel est à l'honneur avec le "Golden Gate Quartet", on parle cinéma avec les super-héros Marvel qui reviennent dans "Captain America : Civil War" et on se régale avec les gaufres de Waffle Factory qu s'installent en mai à Arras. Very Important Planète by Lorena & Jovani, tous les samedis de 9 heures à 10 heures sur Planète, et rediffusion les dimanches de 16 heures à 17 heures.

Tune in for some background on gospel jubilee singing group the Golden Gate Quartet

Tune in for some background on gospel jubilee singing group the Golden Gate Quartet

Highlights from the World War II era radio show, Jubilee. Jubilee was an Armed Forces Radio request show targeting African-American servicemen and women.  Songs include: Paper Doll, Straighten Up and Fly Right, Buzz Me, One O'Clock Jump and Please Don't Cry.  Performers include: Lena Horne, Duke Ellington, Ella Mae Morse, Count Basie, The Golden Gate Quartet, Andy Kirk  and Dinah Washington.

Aug. 7, 2013. Hailing from Covington, Kentucky and Cincinnati, Ohio, the Northern Kentucky Brotherhood Singers are among the very few remaining gospel quartet-style groups that still perform in the old-school a cappella fashion. The Singers specialize in the intricate and emotional four-part harmony "jubilee" style pioneered by such legendary groups as the Dixie Hummingbirds, The Golden Gate Quartet, the Soul Stirrers and The Harptones of Cincinnati. They sing primarily Gospel but have recently added patriotic songs and feel-good R&B to their repertoire. For transcript, captions and more information, visit http://www.loc.gov/today/cyberlc/feature_wdesc.php?rec=6154

Artists include: Thomas A. Dorsey, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Mahalia Jackson, The Rev. Gary Davis, The Golden Gate Quartet and the Heavenly Gospel Singers. Music includes: Gospel Train, Percious Lord, This Train, Have a Little More Faith In Jesus, Oh My Lord and Rock My Soul.

Jubilee was a program that aired on Armed Forces Radio during the 1940s.  Aimed at an African-American audience, it featured some of the most popular Jazz and R&B acts of the time.  This week's show features highlights from broadcasts from 1943-1948.  Performers include: Count Basie, Nat King Cole, Dinah Washington, The Golden Gate Quartet, Ida James and Josh White. Songs include: Knock Me a Kiss, Evil Hearted Blues, Exactly Like You and Back Bay Boogie.

The working title for this weeks show is Games, Dames & Diddy Wah Diddies but I've got a short attention span and usually stray way off the path so why should this be any different? Blind Blake recorded "Diddie Wah Diddie" around 1928 I'd 'recon....it's a masterful ragtime guitar tune where not too many answers for just what the fuck it is....intercourse, sex, penis are all candidates claiming the prize....but whether any of them get the gold is in the ears of the listener.....Starting off the Podcast with some upgrade 45's to the DRR Show...first is Roky Erickson & Arthur Lee's bastard child...Nova Local with their first slab of 7" wax "Games"..so at least we start the show off staying on course....focus, Mickster, focus......Don Gardner's ultra hip floor filler "My baby likes to boogaloo" hits the turntable running followed by an original first pressing of The Shondells' "Thunderbolt" on Snap. Thunderbolt is the b-side of the original recording of Tommy James & the Shondells frat hit "Hanky Panky" that was waxed in 1964 and just credited to The Shondells...by the time the song became a huge hit the band had broken up and James assembled a new lineup to go out on tour...you can read all about it in the terrific book by TJ tittled: Me, the Mob and the Music..Fabienne Delsol closes out the first set singin' to her mystery man "Mr. Mystery".The second set of music features soundbites by Samuel L. Jackson. SLJ is one of my favorite actors and if not only for Pulp Fiction should have glommed an Oscar...he was fantastic! And speaking of fantastic Captain Beefheart opens up the awards show with his first 45 rpm "Diddy Wah Diddy" on A&M records produced by David Gates of Bread fame....yikes! Samuel L follows up with some witty repartee before the Boonerasss!! from Germany give Dave Davies' "One Fine Day" a ride....SLJ with the immortal "Shup Up" soundbite before one of my favs Cub Koda offa his CUB DIGS BO hooky lau with "Mumblin' Guitar"...yeowza!! SLJ brings us back to earth with "Ezekiel" and the Golden Gate Quartet take the bait with a fire & brimstone 78 rpm "Jezebel" from 1941 on the Okeh record label. .... now sit down while your reading this....Rush opens the card at the podium and declares the Yardbirds' "Shapes of Things" as the winner...it's off of their really great 8 song EP that only came out on vinyl called FEEDBACK.....We still got some way to go, brothers & sisters, so don't leave the room because Georgio Morodor serves up a pretty cool synthesizer-less song off his LP from 1972 simply called "Son of My Father". It's from waaaayyyyy back when Morodor was just calling himself Georgio which for my money is the best crap he's ever done! In the words of Al Gore....."debate over, debate over...." Hey...speaking of Al Gore....do you think Tipper got tired of hearing how Bush stole the election from him or do you think that she got tired of listening to AG talking about Global Warming OR do you think she was doing the Diddy Wah Diddy with one of the farm hands on their palatial estate down thar in 'V'ginny? Gore's electric bill tipped $20,000 smackeroos per month...now THAT'S a carbon footprint. But on to less boring things than Al & Tipper....one more thing....how ahead of her time was The Tip on the Parential Advisory Warnings? 'eh?Link Wray doesn't give a flying diddy wah diddy so he keeps his mouth shut and plays his guitar like Tipper's nemesis Frank Zappa...a short moment of silence for FZ......ok.....now Link deserves a R.I.P. shoutout but my ears are still ringing from when I saw him at Asbury Lanes a couple of years ago....holy shit .....I didn't have to clean the wax out for a friggin year!! focus....focus....Link blows away the competion with "The Wild One" off of ACE Records 2007 release THE PATHWAY SESSIONS...a must have for all you headbanging metal morons....let Link show ya how it's done.Switiching gears The West Coast Pop Art & Experimental Band read "A Childs Guide To Good & Evil" .....somehow it m

Composer Thomas A. Dorsey and other pioneers of gospel music helped open the church doors to music considered sinful by conservative churchgoers. In the 1930s, Dorsey livened up the hymnal by incorporating elements of blues and jazz. Early "Sanctified" churches also influenced the restrained environment of mainline churches. Sanctified preachers encouraged the congregation to spontaneously burst into improvised musical lines to express their faith. Following in the footsteps of this stylistic freedom, groups such as the Golden Gate Quartet and the Five Blind Boys of Mississippi began ad-libbing in their jubilee style of gospel music. Jubilee is characterized by a strong, pumping bass, and lead vocals that ride the line between spoken and sung. The Golden Gate Quartet and other four-part choral groups showcased stunning solos and intricate harmonies. The tradition of gospel quartets continues to lift the spirits of both its listeners and participants in concert halls and churches alike.

Composer Thomas A. Dorsey and other pioneers of gospel music helped open the church doors to music considered sinful by conservative churchgoers. In the 1930s, Dorsey livened up the hymnal by incorporating elements of blues and jazz. Early "Sanctified" churches also influenced the restrained environment of mainline churches. Sanctified preachers encouraged the congregation to spontaneously burst into improvised musical lines to express their faith. Following in the footsteps of this stylistic freedom, groups such as the Golden Gate Quartet and the Five Blind Boys of Mississippi began ad-libbing in their jubilee style of gospel music. Jubilee is characterized by a strong, pumping bass, and lead vocals that ride the line between spoken and sung. The Golden Gate Quartet and other four-part choral groups showcased stunning solos and intricate harmonies. The tradition of gospel quartets continues to lift the spirits of both its listeners and participants in concert halls and churches alike.