As for the Electric Scoundrals/Scoundrels (they're spelled both ways on the Premier label release), they're a cover name (like you wouldn't have guessed) for a cobbled-together collection of fakes spanning the years 1960 to 1969. And Terry Baxter's record club (Columbia) material are fake versions in the get-the-Beatles-at-a-reduced-price tradition, and their expert presentation makes them all the more hilarious. And how can I not post Pops-style versions of Lucy in the Sky and A Day in the Life? They cry out to be included. Pepper's, but, as well done as it may be, it's pure exploitation-a cash-in effort, however competent. Peter Knight, for instance, was a highly legit musician and had every right to release an instrumental LP of Sgt. What can I say? Some mind-blowing (and, at times, mind-blowingly bad) Beatles fakes, with some of the tracks belonging in the semi-fake or almost-fake category. Well, I guess you can still tell it's them. Loveless)-Paul Mickelson at the Grand Robert-Morton Pipe Organ, 1961 Please Stop Running Away from God (Oren Paris)-Revivaltime Choir, 1969ДЄssurance March (Wendell P. Where the Gates Swing Outward Never (Chas. The Meeting in the Air (Martin)-The Speer Family, 1966 Shouting on the Hills (Bartlett)-Gospel Mariners When They Call My Name (Lister)-Gospel Mariners There'll Be Shouting on the Hills of Glory (Barlett)-The Bissell Brothers Since Jesus Came Into My Heart (McDaniel-Gabriel)-Jimmy Swaggart, piano, 1972 There Ain't No Grave (Claude Ely)-The Country Gospel-Aires Palms of Victory (Matthias)-Singing ReviversД¬rying Holy Unto the Lord-The Country Gospel-Aires Stairway to Heaven-Bluegrass Gospel Travelers Glory Land March (Johnnie Masters?)-Jimmy Swaggart, piano, 1972 There'll Be Shouting (Bartlett)-The Happy Goodman Family (1968)

Shouting on the Hills of Glory (Bartlett)-The Baker Family That Heavenly Home (Frank White)-The Prophets Quartet Same-Homer Rodeheaver, 1920 (Victor 17714) Maybe it simply failed to last into the praise song era.Д«righten the Corner Where You Are (Odgon-Gabriel)-Ralph CarmichaelДЄn Evening Prayer (Battersby-Gabriel)-The Browns, 1962 Maybe it just came out at the wrong time. At any rate, I'm surprised it's not better known. Please Stop Running Away from God is a lovely song that I'd love to find a sheet music copy of, though in basic SATB form, not a choir version, so I can play it on the organ. Copyrighted 1925, which means that the number was only a year old when Smith's Sacred Singers recorded it! I finally found it in one of my songbooks, and I posted a scan here, but don't tell anyone. And I can now say with definite definiteness that Eugene Monroe (E.M.) Bartlett composed There'll Be Shouting. I have no idea what's up with Over in Gloryland, which is not Just over in the Gloryland, if that's any help. But only on a single webpage, so I can't be sure. That's the one credit I'm able to find-a copyright entry-but was he the actual composer? Same question when it comes to the not-Led-Zeppelin Stairway to Heaven, which is associated with the Stanley Brothers and credited on one page to Bill J. And there's some fine Jimmy Swaggart piano on two tracks, including Glory Land March, which may have been composed by Jimmie Masters. The next time someone challenges you to name a hymn recorded by both Homer Rodeheaver and Elvis Presley, just name this one. Maude Battersby) An Evening Prayer, a gospel standard from around 1911. Since there are four Shouting on the Hills versions in today's list, I could have named this post 'Still Shouting,' but I settled instead, title-wise, for the lovely Charles H. Most of these are cassette 'rescues,' and I thought I'd looked everything up in time for this post, LP- and year-wise (when possible), but it looks like I didn't. I posted this at Facebook, where it received the comment, 'Shades of 'Bride of Frankenstein.'' A reference to the doll-sized people on the organ, of course. You'll have to admit that the above LP cover stands out in any genre, including gospel, which has more than its share of unusual jacket images.

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