Rite Records custom pressings Cincinnati, Ohio, 1955-1985
Hillsborough High School Stage Band
Earl Taylor: MandolinSide one
Sandy Rothman: Five String Banjo
Charlie Hoskins: Guitar
Boatwhistle: Bass
Jack Carter: Fiddle
01 - Rubber Dolly
02 - Beautiful Brown Eyes
03 - Ho Honey Ho
04 - I'm Thinking Tonight Of My Blue Eyes
05 - Molly & Tenbrooks
06 - Plant Some Flowers
07 - Poor Ellen Smith
08 - Fox Chase
01- Katy Hill
02 - Six Months Ain't Long
03 - Knoxville Girl
04 - Katy Kline
05- Cotton-Eyed Joe
06 - Rosewood Casket
07 - Careless Love
08 - The Prisoner's Song
Earl Taylor began playing professionally since 1953 around Baltimore, Maryland. Between 1955 and 1958 he played mandolin and sang tenor for Jimmy Martin, including recording "Hit Parade of Love" and other classics. During 1965 he performed with Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs on both Harmonica and mandolin and has been associated with most of the finest bluegrass musicians at one time or another. In 1959 Earl and his boys became the first bluegrass band to play at Carnegie Hall, in a concert presented by Alan Lomax.Earl Taylor Discography
Evangelist Wayne ParksWayne Parks, son of Rev. Al Parks, was born in Roanoke, Virginia. He grew up under the training of a classic Pentecostal background, and was taught the ways of God from a young child. He was born again at a young age.
As a teenager, he began going with his father in evangelistic ministry. In his mid-teens, Wayne Parks began his own ministry. Eventually, he came under the mentoring of anointed revivalist and tent evangelist A. A. Allen.
Throughout his twenties he maintained a traveling itinerary of tent revivals, ministering healing, miracles, and hard hitting preaching to multitudes over the years, with tremendous success by the power of the Holy Ghost.
In 1979, at 31 years of age, under the specific direction of the Holy Ghost, Wayne Parks moved his ministry headquarters to Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and opened Full Gospel Church of the Living God; and continues the pastoral work there.
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The Green Family
I’ve Been Born Again (Tripp)Side Two
Thank You For The Valley (Rambo)
Going Home (Gaither)
I Believe In A Hill (Gaither)
Come Spring (Rambo)
For God So Loved (Hill)
O Will Never Turn Back (Rambo)Recorded and produced by Avon Hampton
My Heart Can See (Rambo Davis)
One More Valley (Rambo)
He’s Mine And I’m His (Speer)
Standing By The River (Unknown)
Darkness Comes Before The Dawn (Hatfield)
The Mighty Gospel True Lights (of Brooklyn, N.Y.)
The Mighty Gospel True LightsTurn The Light On
Keep On Prayin’
You Better Mind
Lord, I Thank You
He Reached Out His Hand
Family Prayer
Swing Low
Everytime I Feel The Spirit
Heavy Load
Send It On Down
The Phelps Sisters
LP Songs to Touch Your HeartJesus Is The AnswerSide two
I Love Him Too Much
Something Beautiful
Before I Found The Lord
I Don’t Know Why
I Should Have Been Crucified
There’s Something About That Name
Something Worth Living For
The New 23rd
Alleluia
" This record is the culmination of many years of the Lord’s leading and preparation which began when as teenagers Donna and Bob individually gave their lives to Jesus Christ. Later they were brought together when Donna was camp nurse and Bob was camp counselor at Worralis Christian Life Camp.Recorded at Rite Record Studios
After their maririage they enjoyed singing, so it was only natural that their daughters, Becky and Beth, learned to sing and enjoy music at an early age. The first family singing sessions were in the car during various vacation trips.
Now as teenagers, Becky and Beth have also given their lives to Christ and joined theiur parents in using their talents for His service.
As the Cavenee’s sing, « Jesus is The Answer For The World Today » they know by experience the truth of the song. He has been the answer to the searchings and the problems of their lives individually. Jesus has been the bridge between the generation gap faced by every family. He has continually been making » Something beautiful » of their lives.
Their prayer is to be faithful to the Lord ‘s leading and that this record will bless and challenge the hearts of all those who listen to claim Christ as Lord of their lives. "
Calvary Tones
The Faithful FourOld Country BaptisingSide Two
Who
Only One Heartbeat
Prisoner Of Love
That Old Time Religion
My Lord Is Such A Wonderful Friend
It’s Me Again Lord
I’m Almost Home
When I Cross Over
Give Up
Peace
I Know Jesus
Mitchell Jackson – guitar
Carol Dotson – piano
Boody Burgess – bass
From left to right : Hassel, Barbara, Julia and Charles.
Faith Kruger
Country Boy Don McHan Sings the GospelAltough it might not ordinarily be considered a true counterculture classic, one of the great feminist songs of the 1970s was Loretta Lynn, T.D. Bayless and Don McHan’s « The Pill ». Lynn included the song on her 1975 album Back To The Country. Not only did the single release achieve success on the country charts, it also made it onto the pop charts. Due to the sympathetic treatment of birth control, the song wa banned by Boston radio stations, which helped « The Pill » gain consderable notoriety. « The Pill » also appeared on Loretta Lynn’s 1976 album Blue-Eyed Kentucky Girl. In the context of the latter album, which featured songs that looked at life from a uniquely female perspective, the appearance of « the Pill » suggest the extent to which reproductive freedom for women was becoming mainstream at the end of the counterculture era.
Wurlitzer Organ Stylings by Marian Speaker
The Cathedral Quartet
The Cathedral Quartet
The Salvation Trio
The Shades Of Light
The Gloryland Singers
