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The Swan Silvertones only recorded for Specialty Records from 1952 until 1955, and it's generally not considered a prime period in their tenure. But this set of newly released performances from the early '50s, most of which even the label lacks information about, show that they did turn in some top-flight outings during that period. Ten of the tracks were done live before hollering, celebrating audiences that weren't attending a concert, but participating in a spiritual renewal. The other eight are studio numbers, but they contain the same intensity and spark that make this a memorable Swan Silvertones document. ~ Ron Wynn
Personnel includes: Paul Owens, John H. Myles, Henry K. Bossard, Rev. Robert Crenshaw, Dewey Young, Solomon Womack.
Recording information: Universal Recorders, Hollywood, CA.
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