The Southern Sons Quartette - Search Me Lord New Born Again
Review by David Sanders
Southern Sons Quartette has released their latest album, "Search Me Lord New Born Again," and it is a must-listen for fans of gospel music. The quartet's harmonies are tight and their voices blend beautifully together, creating a sound that is both powerful and soothing.
The album features a mix of classic hymns and original songs, all of which are delivered with passion and conviction. Standout tracks include "Amazing Grace," "I Surrender All," and "Search Me Lord," which showcases the quartet's impressive vocal range.
The production quality of the album is top-notch, with each instrument and voice perfectly balanced. The arrangements are creative and keep the listener engaged throughout the entire album.
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| New Born Again | ||
| Search Me, Lord |
Video
New Born Again
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Catalog Numbers
A-118Labels
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Formats
- Vinyl
- 10"
- 78 RPM
Companies
| Role | Company |
|---|---|
| Record Company | Diamond Record Co., Inc. |
Notes
- Variant burgandy label.
- Recorded May 31, 1950 in Jackson, Mississippi.
Barcodes
- Matrix / Runout (Label Side A): D-R-C-2
- Matrix / Runout (Label Side B): D-R-C-I
About The Southern Sons Quartette
The first embodiment of the gospel group known as the Southern Sons -- appeared in the '30s. Over the years there were changes in the membership, but the music stayed true and strong. Some of the artists that have been part of the Southern Sons are vocalists bass vocals, tenor vocals, , David C. Smith tenor vocals, and tenor vocals; Sammy Downs tenor vocals; Clarence Hopkins baritone vocals; and Earl Ratliff baritone vocals; guitarists Tim Pruitt and Calvin Hobson; and organist Robert Claybourne.
The Southern Sons reached a height of popularity in the '50s. Four decades later, the group was still around, though the lineup had changed a few times. Some artists moved on to other groups, like The Blind Boys Of Mississippi and .
Name Vars
- Southern Sons Quartet, The
- Southern Sons Quartette
- Southern Sons, The
- The Southern Echoes
- The Southern Sons
- The Southern Sons Male Quartet
- The Southern Sons Quartet
- The Southern Sons Quartette
- Three Southern Sons
Aliases
- The Melody Masters
Members
- Danny Owens
- Jimmy Jones
- Charles W. Hill
Summary by David Sanders
Comments
Wow my dad clerance hopkins
Is that Jimmy Jones on bass
