The Violinaires - I'm Going to Serve The Lord - Rare lp
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The Violinaires
I'm Going to Serve The Lord
Our Starting Bid Price: $9.00 Product code: LPS 10020 Label: Checker Records Genre: Gospel Format: Vinyl RecordAbout this artist and title:
Artist:
I did my research and couldn't find much about Artist and Title. As listing on back album cover reads...
* All Compositions published by ARC Music Corp.
The Violinares: Robert Blair, lead Tenor; Isaiah Jones, first tenor; J.C. Smith & Cleofas Tilman, second tenor; Leo Coney, baritone; Wilson DeShields, guitar; and James Byers, bass guitar.
Arrangements: Sonny Thopmson
Recorded: December, 1966, at Ter Mar Studios, Chicago
Recording Engineer: Doug Brand
Cover Photo: Don S. Bronstein
Cover Design: Michael Reid Design
Album Production: Ralph Bass & Sonny Thompson
Album Supervisor: Max Cooperstein
Rare for sure
Tracks:
Side one
- Three pictures of the Lord
- Trying to get ready
- It's getting late
- I'm gonna serve the lord
- If I had a chance
- Freedom After While
Side two:
- I know
- I've come to far
- Another year
- Why not tonight
- Thanks for my travelin shoes
- He heard my cry
Vinyl LP US Original - Previously Owned
Without Original Inner sleeve and with Original picture label
VINYL CONDITION: VINYL RATED VG
COVERS: RATED VG-( age color fading and other old age wear )
COMMENTS: RARE 1960's US Album.
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