Bernice Byrd (Log Cabin LP)

Bernice Byrd Sings Songs Of Request
Log Cabin Records - Mt. Healthy, Ohio
LP 107

Recorded at Jewel Recording Studios - Cincinnati, Ohio
Session credits: Dennis Hensley - Lead Guitar, Jackie Gibbs - Drums, Reverend Harley Hensley - Rhythm Guitar, Ray Wilson - Steel Guitar, Orangie Hubbard - Bass and Denny Rice - Piano.
Engineered and produced by Rusty York.

Side 1 - 17995

Pray
Walk As Close As I Can
Nothing But Trouble
If You See My Saviour
Singing In The Promised Land
Glory Land March

Side 2 - 17996

Walking The Kings Highway
On Calvary
I Can Call Jesus
When I Thank Him
Answer On The Way
Live Your Religion

From the back cover: Bernice Byrd was born in Harlan, Kentucky, and being brought up in a Christian home, was always taught the way of the Lord. Bernice Byrd now makes her home in Taylor, Michigan with her daughter and husband.

Bernice Byrd had at least another album issued (on Spiritual Records). Her two albums are listed at the Gloryland Jubilee website

Five songs selection

Ricky The Record Hound

 Bobby Boyle

15219 - Away From The World

15220 - Ricky The Record Hound
(Felicia Fontaine, Bryte Music)

Brite-Star Prod., Newbury, Ohio

Roy Records

Well, you've heard of the autograph howl, or the one who stores bones in the
ground. Different from any dog around, I'll make you the record howl. I start each
day, same old way, burning at the record store. Looking at ones I haven't seen
before, I'll make you the record howl.
…
Well, now you've heard of the autograph house, the one who stores bones in the
ground. I'm different from any dog around, I'm Ricky the record howl. I start each
day, same old way, hunting at the record store. You should see my tail wag when I
see ones I haven't seen before. I'm Ricky the record howl, yeah, Yeah, Ricky,
the record hound.

*

Robert L. Boyle "Bobby", (Bobby Boyle) 69, of Mogadore, passed away February 3, 2011.
Bobby was born in Akron on December 18, 1941. Bobby was a talented musician and songwriter and he enjoyed many years in sales and management positions in the insurance business. His greatest love was owning and operating Boyle's Nursery and Landscaping, a family owned business of 63 years.

Debby Lute on Jalyn

Debby Lute

31087 ~ I'll Be Wanting You
31088 ~ I Visualize You

Both songs written by D. Lute. 

With Elmer Huff, lead guitar; Chuck Watson, bass; Jay Dalley, drums.
A Jack Lynch Production
Jalyn 366

Dayton, Ohio

1973

Steve Blackburn Sings (Joy Records)

 

 Steve Blackburn Sings (Joy Records)
No Grave Gonna Hold My Body Down

29449 - Side A
29450 - Side B

For details, see https://www.discogs.com/it/release/18850663-Steve-Blackburn-No-Grave-Gonna-Hold-My-Body-Down 

or

https://gj.rcs-discography.com/search.php?type=labpk&key=647

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. speaking at Ohio Northern University Chapel, Ada, Ohio

 

On January 11, 1968, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. spoke at Ohio Northern University. At the time of his visit to Ada, Ohio and ONU, Dr. King was an international figure. He was the youngest person to ever win the Nobel Prize and only the 12th American to ever do so. He was at the forefront of the Civil Rights Movement and a key social figure of the turbulent 1960s.

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. speaking at Ohio Northern University Chapel, Ada, Ohio

Custom recording by Musicol Records (Columbus, Ohio)
HR1185

Skip & Laura (Skaura LP)

Skip & Laura

I Believe In Music

30557
1     I Believe In Music     
2     For The Good Times     
3     Ode To Billy Joe     
4     Yackety Sax     
5     Country Roads     
6     Toy For Tonight     

30558
1     Proud Mary     
2     Somewhere My Love     
3     Snowbird     
4     Mr. Bojangles     
5     My Way
 
Label : Skaura
1972

Recorded at the studios of Rite Records, Cincinnati, Ohio

Cover photos : Wilma Frishe;
organ - piano - celeste : gary Rossi;
drums : Dick Remmy;
recording engineer Phil Burkardt

Dave Coe And the Swingin Countrymen

 

Dave Coe And the Swingin Countrymen

24729 - One Way Ticket To Nashville
Produced by Jim Horn  (tenor) Bob Deskins

24730 - A Prisoners Release
Produced by Jim Horn

Cabut Recording Co.
8 Mohician St. - Shelby, Ohio
We salute Gower Guitar, Nashville, Tenn

[1969]

This is David Allan Coe's first record.

It in the 1950s while Coe was growing up in Akron. Those years found David Allan Coe in and out of trouble with the law, which led to his incarceration in Mansfield Ohio State Reformatory  It was there that Coe's musical talents began to blossom as he sang in an inmate band.

"One of the reasons I kept going back to prison was because in prison I was somebody. I was the guy who won all of the talent contests. I was the singer. Everybody knew me. I was as famous in prison as Elvis was on the streets. But when I got out on the street I was just another asshole that sang and played guitar. You've got to find somethin' to take the place of all of that."

Once he was released the Ohio State Reformatory in Mansfield, Coe moved to Shelby, where he performed as "Killer Tony Coe," "Screamin' T.," and "T. Coe and the Dynamics." But his gigs in barrooms and basements didn't pay quite enough to cover his bills.

The first time I saw a 45-record with my name on it I thought I'd made it. It was on Cabut Records. There was a blind man that had a little studio in his garage that I cut the record in. It was called A Prisoner's Release backed with A One Way Ticket To Nashville. To be able to actually see that record and hear it on the radio -- nothing has ever surpassed that feeling of having gotten out of prison and being able to do that.

The Christian Family Singers :That City Of Gold

The Christian Family Singers
That City Of Gold

Side One - 28363

City Of Gold
The Light On The Shore
Beyond
Here Today And Gone Tomorrow
Wash Your Brother's Feet
Strenght In The Lord

Side Two - 28364

Saved Thru Eternities Day
The Angels Will Stand By
Build My Mansion (Next Door To Jesus)
From Earth To Somewhere
Ole Country Baptiing
What Jesus Means To Me

Rose LP 760
[1971]

The Christian Family Singers : Mitchell Jackson, his wife Wilma and Wilma's mother, Marie Lawless. All West Virginians by origin. Joined by Jack Williamson, bass guitar, Billy Stamper, piano and Gene Mack drums.

Country Gospel on Paul "Moon" Mullins' label.

Al Waslon Trio (Alda LP)

Al Waslon Trio

The Many Moods Of The Al Waslon Trio

19579
A1 Lazy River  2:13
A2  Cameo  2:46
A3  World On A String  2:57
A4  Sing Me No Sad Songs  2:15
A5  Yes Sir, That's My Baby  2:07
A6  What Is This Thing Called Love  2:15

19580
B1  Satin Doll  2:41
B2  Memories Of You  3:14
B3  Limehouse Blues  3:16
B4  Misty  3:48
B5  Peanuts  2:51
    Recorded At – Musicol

    Bass – Joe Schmalz
    Drums – Ed Knill
    Piano – Al Waslon

Alda ARLP 1001 [HR 1127]

__________

Sources: 

ebay (with audio clip) (The Beggar's Tomb Records)

discogs

Kirk Family (Jewel Records)

Kirk Family

Dedicated

35005
One Day At A Time
A Song Holly Angels Cannot Sing
I've Come To Far To Look Back
When I Wake Up To Sleep No More
Whisper Jesus

35006
One More River
I Believe He Died For Me
I's Worth It All
Lord Stay Near To Me
Ready To Leave

Jewel LPS 515

(1975)

The Kirk Family : Steve & Kathy Thomas, Betty Roberts, Jim Kirk, Larry Henderson and John Chamblin

Musicians :

piano — Kathy Thomas, 

bass — Steve Thomas 

Drums —John Chamblin 

Steel guitar — Chuck Rich, 

lead guitar —Eddie Drake

Thanks to The Good, Bad & Ugly Gospel Record Barn

Words and Music by "Jim" Stross on J.K.S.

J.K.S. label

Globe Recording - Masters

All songs words & Music by "Jim" Stross except track 2 on side two

33 1/2 RPM - 10" 

1962

Side 1 - 8869

1. Just Before Sunset (Sammy Marshall)
2. One Night In Tucson (Sammy Marshall)
3. Sudden Love (Sammy Marshall)
4. Stop Playing With My Heart (Kris Arden)

Side 2 - 8870

1. Dip, Flip, Twist, Stomp (Sammy Marshall)
2. My One Ambition (Kris Arden)  Words by Marshall Rooke, Music by Jim Stross
3. Autumn Rain (Mary Kaye)
4. Santa Claus Means Christmas (Kris Arden)

Dip, Flip, Twist, Stomp  

Acknowledgments : Bob Purse (The Wonderful and The Obscure Blog)

Betty & Evelyn Cremeans / Betty Cremeans

Betty & Evelyn Cremeans

9407 – Starlight Heaven / I  Am The Way

Betty Cremeans
9408 – Taggin' Along / His Window Up Above

Revival Tone Records
 PO Box 480
Chillicothe, OH

(1963)

Acknowledgment: audio from YouTube (Mark Lee Allen channel)

Sister Arlessie Barney

Sister Arlessie Barney

Lamentations

[no label]
(1976)

Side 1 - 36303
I'm Going To Make It To That City / Look Out For Me Jesus / Already Been To The Water / I Trust In God / Lift Him Up

Side 2 - 36304
I'm Happy With Jesus Alone / Gald I Am / It's Real / He Showers His Blessings On Me / Give Me A Heart Like Thine / Pay Day

audio sample

★

   
Evang. Arlessie Barney
   24059 Touch Me, Lord Jesus
24060  Pilgrim Of Sorrow
SAS Records, no #

(1969)

★

Mrs. Arlessie Mae "Sister Barney" of Dayton, was born March 26, 1923 in Lake Village, Arkansas to the parents of Jim and Mattie Fisher.  She was a member of Macedonia Baptist Church and later, a member of Salem Missionary Baptist Church and was an evangelist. Sister Barney also played piano for several churches, organizations, and helped many choirs. She sang with the "Golden Girls", her missionary sisters. They sung at many churches in Dayton.

She was called upon by WLAC radio station in Gallatin, Tennessee for Randy's gospel hour to record songs by Rosetta Tharpe.  She went on to record several albums. Her recording of "Strange Things Happening Everyday" was Randy's introduction song to his show.  Her favorite songs included "Life is just One Step" and "If I Can Help Somebody". 

She departed this life Monday, July 12, 2004 at Abors of Dayton Nursing Home. She was married to the late Mr. Lesley Barney on November 10, 1943.

★

Links:

Discography (as Alessie Barney) at discogs (Randy's Spiritual Record & Dance Hour)

YouTube links:
Sister Alessie Barney: When They Ring Those Bells / Randy's Spiritual Record Co. 

Sister Alessie Barney: Strange Things Are Happening / Randy's Spiritual Record Co.

Historic Randy's Record Shop Foundation

J. D. Jarvis (Ark 266)

J. D. Jarvis
Accompanied By The Rocky Mountain Boys

10355 ~ The Orbit Song
10356 ~ Farther On

Ark 266

1963

Conrad And The Van-Dells on BMC

Conrad And The Van-Dells
CP-2260 - Rambling
CP-2261 - Dead End

BMC 1001

1959

Conrad Puzan wrote the two sides (instrumentals).  Label from Dayton, Ohio owned by Les Bodine,  a country DJ for 42 years.  He worked at WSMK, WHIO, WONE, and WING in Dayton, where he had a music store. Les Bodine died in 1969.

Tyrone Wilson on Gateway

Tyrone WILSON

CP-1122 – Lonesome Blues
CP-1123 - My Baby's Gone

Gateway 24056

Both sides written by Tyrone Wilson. Early custom from 1956 probably recorded by Carl Burkhardt at his Gateway Studios.  The label is not part of the  various "in-house" Gateway series and this is a blues record, a musical genre rarely heard on a Rite press.

Ditalians on Saxony

Ditalians

18025 : Philly Dog New Breed

18026 :  Egypt Land

 

composer: Bruce Torbert

producer:  Bud Reneau

arranger: Dale Warren

Saxony 1011

A Cincinnati label, owned by Paul Trefzger and Bud Reneau. The Saxony label released fourteen 45s (the last two using the Trip name).

The Ditalians had about 9 voices in that group. One of the all-time basketball greats, Oscar Robinson, brought them to Saxony Records.   The Ditalians went on to become 24-Carat Black on Stax.

http://www.saxonyrecordcompany.com/story-2.html

Philly Dog New Breed

Egypt Land

Miss Cloteal Lewis on SAS

Beyond The Bridge

23595 
Miss Cloteal Lewis & The Gospel Impressions

Beyond The Bridge

23596

Richard Evans & The Gospel Impressions
I've Got A Learning From The Lord

SAS Records

Dayton, Ohio

1969

Miss Cloteal Lewis
Born in Arcadia, Clairborne Parish, Louisiana to Ora and Nathan Lewis. She was the owner and operator of Cloteals Beauty Shop.  She studied piano and organ at the Miami Conservatory of Music. She was a composer, and wrote and published her own lyrics and music for piano.  Sister Lewis was a member of Mt. Enon Missionary Baptist Church, where she held numerous positions. She received numerous awards for her service in the community.

Miss Cloteal Lewis, age 88, a resident of Dayton since 1944, passed away peacefully Sunday, July 6, 2008 at Carriage Inn Nursing Center.

Hisel and Gerldean Carpenter

Hisel and Gerldean Carpenter
Most Requested Hymns
Jewel LPM 121
1968

Side 1 [21323]

1. It's Me Again Lord
2. Way Upon The Mountain
3. After All
4. He Loves Me More And More
5. Wil You Meet Me Over Yonder
6. Richest Poor Man On This Earth

Side 2 [21324)

1. God Our Maker
2. On The Sunny Banks Of Sweet Deliverance
3. Saved Thru Jesus Blood
4. House But Not A Home
5. I Never Shall Forget The Day
6. Wasted Years

Engineered and produced by Rusty York


Musicians :
Denny Rice- piano
Bill Wolfinberger - bass
Dennis Hensley - guitar
Jr. Boyer - steel
Gordon Larkin - drums

Gerldeanand Hisel Carpenter

Hisel Carpenter
2225 Test Rd.
Richmond, Indiana

Lois Kaye on Log Cabin

Lois Kaye

16787 - Let's Say Goodbye Like We Said Hello
16788 - He's The Only Boy

Log Cabin 911
1966

 Bom Lois Kaye Edmiston in 1950 in Knox, Indiana; raised in Beecher.  Lois sang in the choir at Beecher high school.  “Mom and I sang with the radio when I was five years old,”  “My parents took me to a country lounge in Chicago Heights Lake-N-Park Inn with the Windy City band and convinced the band leader I should sing with them.”

The place was Joe’s lounge on East End avenue and the band leader was Bill Madewell. She sang every Friday and Saturday and earned $25 a night, learning.  Jimmy Skinner, one of the many special guest artists, helped her to cut her first record on the Log Cabin label, a subsidiary of Jewel Records,  when she was 16. 

Other records followed, on Jewel Records (main Rusty York's label), on Wesco Records (a label owned by ex-rockabilly singer Bobby Sisco) and on Ovation Records with which she charted one time on the Billboard Country chart, and this is it, reaching #96 in 1979.

Cover of her Ovation album (1979)