TOMMY ELLISON AND THE FIVE SINGING STARS OF BROOKLYN NY
Tommy Ellison and The Five Singing Stars Of Brooklyn, N.Y.- Come Home (HSE 1434)
A Hoyt Sullivan Production
Side One
1. Come Home (Part 1)
2. Come Home (Part 2)
3. Every Year Carries A Number
4. The Lord Is So Good
5. Prayer Changes Things
Side Two
1. Jesus, Can't I Talk With You
2. You Can Be A Witness
3. Without The Lord
4. An Invitation To Jesus
5. In The Good Old Way
Tommy Ellison recorded extensively from his base in Brooklyn, New York and his relocation back to his home state of South Carolina; he recorded on labels such as Gospel Recording Co (Brooklyn, N.Y), HSE, Hob, Revelation, Peacock, Nashboro, A.I.R., and Marilyn. This Lp is the second Lp that he recorded on HSE; the first was titled "I Am Guilty Of Loving God" . Tommy passed away on January 3, 2009, in Baltimore, aged 76. Tommy was a Salley, South Carolina native that started performing in the 1950's, recording with Edna Gallmon Cooke, The Sensational Nightingales, The Harmonizing Four and The Chosen Gospel Singers, before he become popular in Brooklyn, New York on the gospel quartet circuit with his own group. Tommy returned to South Carolina by the 1980's, where his popularity remained strong; his group was known as Tommy Ellison and The Five Singing Stars Of Brooklyn, N.Y, it would become Tommy Ellison And The Five Singing Stars and eventually Tommy Ellison And The Singing Stars.
A Hoyt Sullivan Production
Side One
1. Come Home (Part 1)
2. Come Home (Part 2)
3. Every Year Carries A Number
4. The Lord Is So Good
5. Prayer Changes Things
Side Two
1. Jesus, Can't I Talk With You
2. You Can Be A Witness
3. Without The Lord
4. An Invitation To Jesus
5. In The Good Old Way
Tommy Ellison recorded extensively from his base in Brooklyn, New York and his relocation back to his home state of South Carolina; he recorded on labels such as Gospel Recording Co (Brooklyn, N.Y), HSE, Hob, Revelation, Peacock, Nashboro, A.I.R., and Marilyn. This Lp is the second Lp that he recorded on HSE; the first was titled "I Am Guilty Of Loving God" . Tommy passed away on January 3, 2009, in Baltimore, aged 76. Tommy was a Salley, South Carolina native that started performing in the 1950's, recording with Edna Gallmon Cooke, The Sensational Nightingales, The Harmonizing Four and The Chosen Gospel Singers, before he become popular in Brooklyn, New York on the gospel quartet circuit with his own group. Tommy returned to South Carolina by the 1980's, where his popularity remained strong; his group was known as Tommy Ellison and The Five Singing Stars Of Brooklyn, N.Y, it would become Tommy Ellison And The Five Singing Stars and eventually Tommy Ellison And The Singing Stars.
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