Rufus Mapp Discography of CDs

Rufus Mapp discography LIVE IN MEMPHIS is the final live recording of Harvey Watkins, Sr. (Dec. 5, 1929 - Nov. 16, 1994). The Original Canton Spirituals include: Eddie Jackson, Theo Thompson, Roscoe Lucious, Harvey Watkins, Sr. (vocals). Recorded live at Greater ...

Rufus Mapp albums Track Listing of songs: Night Fishin'; I'm Tired of That Who Said Mess; G-String; If You Make One Step; Who's Fooling Who; Checkout Time; Slip Trip Fell in Love; Up in Here; We Had Love; Hot Air;

Rufus Mapp songs Recorded at Terminal Recording Studios, Jackson, Mississippi. Personnel: Doug Williams (vocals, background vocals); Melvin Williams (vocals, background vocals); Debbie Austin, Duranice Pace, Harvey Watkins, Jr., Lydia Brice, Joe Ligon, John P. Kee, Marvin Winans, Shirley Caesar, Yolanda ...

Rufus Mapp music CDs Recorded live at The Greater Community Temple C.O.G.I.C., Memphis, Tennessee. Personnel: Harvey Watkins, Jr., Melvin Williams (vocals); Cornelius Dwayne Watkins (guitar); Ralph Lofton (organ); Victor Allen (keyboards, background vocals); Wallace Strickland (keyboards); Merlin Lucious (bass, percussion); Michael ...

Rufus Mapp CD discography Strong harmonies on this album of organ-dominated modern Black music. ~ Kip Lornell Audio Remixer: Jerry Masters. Recording information: Malaco Recording Studio, Jackson, MS. Photographer: Tom Joynt. Truthettes: Terrell Midge Gatlin (guitars, bass instrument); Eric Brice (guitars); Eddie Howard Jr. ...

Rufus Mapp albums Recording information: Greater St. Stephen Full Gospel Church, New Orleans, LA. Directors: Phillip Britton; Minister Phillip Brritton. Personnel: Steve Johnson (guitar); Norton Williams, Norman Williams (strings, horns, electric piano, organ); Rodney "Hubb" Hubbard (piano, Clavinet); Ralph Lofton (organ, ...

Rufus Mapp discography The title cut on the We Offer Christ CD is often used as the invitational hymn at Greater St. Stephens Full Gospel Baptist Church in New Orleans The song, penned by Greater St. Stephen's minister of ...

Rufus Mapp CD discography Joe Poonanny's a throwback, a modern day purveyor of the raunchy, bawdy recordings of the '40s and '50s that stereotyped R&B for years. "The Devil's music," as some elders called it, changed by the late '50s ...

Rufus Mapp music CDs Liner Note Author: Doug Williams . Personnel: Cornelius Dwayne Watkins (baritone guitar); Victor Allen (organ, keyboards); Ralph Lofton (organ); Wallace Strictland (keyboards); Michael Richardson (snare drum); Rufus Mapp (percussion).

Rufus Mapp songs Candlelight Christmas features the Williams Brothers performing a variety of holiday favorites. Featured songs include "No Greater Gift," "The Christmas Song," "Thank You for Your Son," and "Celebrate Jesus," in addition to nine others. ~ Jason ...

Rufus Mapp CD discography Liner Note Author: Kenton Rogers. Recording information: Terminal Studios, Jackson, MS. Arrangers: Pharis "June Bug" Evans, Jr.; Derrick Horne; Maulty "Tuff" Jewell IV. Personnel: Pharis "June Bug" Evans, Jr. (vocals, various instruments, guitar, horns, keyboards, drums, drum programming, sequencer, ...

Rufus Mapp albums LIVE IN MEMPHIS is the final live recording of Harvey Watkins, Sr. (Dec. 5, 1929 - Nov. 16, 1994). The Original Canton Spirituals include: Eddie Jackson, Theo Thompson, Roscoe Lucious, Harvey Watkins, Sr. (vocals). Recorded live at Greater ...

Rufus Mapp music CDs Recording information: Room Of Concentration, Baton Rouge, LA; September Recording, Inianapolis, IN; Terminal Recording, Jackson, MI. Photographer: Ken Pace. Arranger: Derrick Horne. Personnel: Derrick Horne (piano, keyboards, drums, background vocals); Ron Artis (guitar); Melvin Sanders (drums); Rufus Mapp (percussion); ...

Rufus Mapp discography Audio Mixers: Paul Porter; Randy Everett; Stan Jones . Recording information: Livingston Performing Arts Center, Morton, MS. Director: Aaron Lindsey. Editors: Mark Ballard; Gregory B. Ballard Jr. Arranger: Jerome Williams. The Christianaires: Joseph Williams, Ronald Brown (vocals); Ollie Gardner (guitar); Rufus Mapp (organ); Cornelius Renfro, Alphonso Cheeseburger McClain (keyboards); Alton ...