THE FIVE BLIND BOYS OF MISSISSIPPI
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The Original Five Blind Boys of Mississippi- Meet The Blind Boys (Jewel Records 0126), 1977
Producer: Johnny Fields
Members: Sandy Foster, Jr, Louis Dicks, Jay T. Clinkscales, Jimmy Carter, Joe Watson
Songs
Side One
1) I Never Heard A Man;
2) I Believe He Died For Me;
3) You Ought To Been There;
4) Mother Told Me About Jesus;
5) I Can't Even Walk (Without Holding Your Hand)
Side Two
1) I'm Just Another Soldier;
2) It's Been Done;
3) Where He Leads Me;
4) Save A Seat For Me;
5) Walk Together Children
Producer: Johnny Fields
Members: Sandy Foster, Jr, Louis Dicks, Jay T. Clinkscales, Jimmy Carter, Joe Watson
Songs
Side One
1) I Never Heard A Man;
2) I Believe He Died For Me;
3) You Ought To Been There;
4) Mother Told Me About Jesus;
5) I Can't Even Walk (Without Holding Your Hand)
Side Two
1) I'm Just Another Soldier;
2) It's Been Done;
3) Where He Leads Me;
4) Save A Seat For Me;
5) Walk Together Children
The Blind Boys of Mississippi- The Tide Of Life (Paula Records, 802), 1979
Editing Engineer: Don Logan; Album Coordinator: Peggy Mims and Jo Wyatt.
Side One
1) The Tide Of Life
2) Steal Away
3) Oh Well! What Can You Do
4) Do It Right Now
5) I Never Heard A Man
6) All You Got To Do (Featuring The late Lloyd Woodard)
Side two
1) A Worker For The Lord
2) Please Remember Me
3) Thank The Lord I'm Singing Again
4) Peace Among Nations (Featuring The late Lloyd Woodard)
5) He's My Friend (Featuring The late Lloyd Woodard)
6) Whisper A Prayer
This group were originally known as The Cotton Blossom Singers, they were originally organized while the group members were 8 and 9 years old. The group were then later known as The Jackson Harmoneers in the 1940's when they recorded on Excelsior Records and Peacock Records. The group would later be known as The Original Five Blind Boys and then The Blind Boys Of Mississippi. The group were the only nationally known blind singing gospel group, before The Blind Boys Of Alabama rose to prominence. This is one of their best albums.
Editing Engineer: Don Logan; Album Coordinator: Peggy Mims and Jo Wyatt.
Side One
1) The Tide Of Life
2) Steal Away
3) Oh Well! What Can You Do
4) Do It Right Now
5) I Never Heard A Man
6) All You Got To Do (Featuring The late Lloyd Woodard)
Side two
1) A Worker For The Lord
2) Please Remember Me
3) Thank The Lord I'm Singing Again
4) Peace Among Nations (Featuring The late Lloyd Woodard)
5) He's My Friend (Featuring The late Lloyd Woodard)
6) Whisper A Prayer
This group were originally known as The Cotton Blossom Singers, they were originally organized while the group members were 8 and 9 years old. The group were then later known as The Jackson Harmoneers in the 1940's when they recorded on Excelsior Records and Peacock Records. The group would later be known as The Original Five Blind Boys and then The Blind Boys Of Mississippi. The group were the only nationally known blind singing gospel group, before The Blind Boys Of Alabama rose to prominence. This is one of their best albums.
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