Carl Stewart Discography of CDs

Carl Stewart albums ENDURANCE is Carl Stewart (Original Vocalist) Claude Cummings, Michael Robertson, Dave Botts and Earl Sampson. Carl Stewart, Windsor Village UMC, Claude Cummings, Fifth Ward MBC, Michael Robertson, Brookhollow BC, Earl Sampson, Pleasant Grove BC, these four spirit filled gentlemen are all Houston, Texas natives. Claude, Michael and Earl are ...

Carl Stewart songs Principally recorded at Emerald Sound and 16th Avenue Sound, Nashville, Tennessee and at Can-Am Studios, Tarzana, California. JOIN THE BAND won the 1995 Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Soul Gospel Album. "All I Need (Is A Chance)" was nominated for a 1996 Grammy Award for Best R&B Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal. This gospel-infused, jazz-inspired ...

Carl Stewart music CDs Flamin' Mamie contains early cuts from the underappreciated Western swing bandleader Hank Penny recorded between 1938 and 1941. The 28 tracks combine traditional country music with swing-oriented jazz on such excellent standouts as "Steel Guitar Polka," "Off to Honolulu," "Black Eyed Susie," "You're So Different," and "Flamin' Mamie," with prominent nimble interplay from Sheldon Bennett ...

Carl Stewart CD discography When you're born with a singing voice as potent and versatile as the one Clarence Dobbins possesses you mustn't limit it to any one genre. Equally moving singing Deep Soul to Soulful Blues, R & B and even Adult Alternative crossover, Dobbins has been thrilling audiences throughout "the music city", especially Nashville, for years.. Dobbins began ...

Carl Stewart albums The novelty-oriented Western swing of Hank Penny has been fairly well represented on CD between a pair of transcription packages and Westside's reissue of his classic King recordings. King of Hillbilly Bebop ups the ante with two discs containing a total of 50 recordings at an affordable price. The ...

Carl Stewart discography Recording information: Associated Studios, Pasadena, CA (10/08/1945-04/03/1950); Castle Studios, Nashville, TN (10/08/1945-04/03/1950); King Studios, Cincinnati, OH (10/08/1945-04/03/1950); Radio Recorders, Hollywood, CA (10/08/1945-04/03/1950); Wurlitzer Music, Co., Cincinnati, OH (10/08/1945-04/03/1950). Personnel: Hank Penny (vocals, guitar); Roy Lanham (guitar, electric guitar); Benny Garcia , Ralph Miele, Charlie Morgan , Zeke Turner, Merle Travis (guitar); Sammy Leichter (steel guitar, fiddle); Herb Remington, Noel Boggs, Bob Foster (steel ...