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1948-1951 album by Five Blind Boys Of Alabama was released Nov 22, 1995 on the Flyright label. These first recordings of the legendary gospel quintet feature the Five Blind Boys of Alabama performing a variety of classics, including "What Manner of Man Is This," "What More Can Jesus Do," and "Honey in the Rock," mostly a cappella or with minimal organ or guitar accompaniment. 1948-1951 music CDs Made at the start of a career that was to stretch well into the 21st century, these early sides display a vitality and simple faith that still sounds emotionally moving decades later.16 tracks w. Clarence Fountain, Paul Excano, Johnny Fields, George Scott, Olice Thomas, George Warren Recorded between 1948 and 1951. 1948-1951 songs Personnel: Clarence Fountain, Rev. Paul Exkano (vocals); George Scott (tenor); Olice Thomas (baritone); Rev. George W. Warren (background vocals). Liner Note Author: Ray Funk. Recording information: Newark, NJ (04/1948-??/1951); Philadelphia, PA (04/1948-??/1951). Photographer: Ray Funk.

1 I Want My Crown  
 2 What More Can Jesus Do 
 3 Don't Wonder About Him   
 4 I Have an Interest over There   
 5 Death Has Taken Mother Home S   
 6 What Manner of Man Is This 
 7 Living On Mother's Prayer   
 8 Honey In the Rock 
 9 Jesus Won't Deny Me 
 10 Anyhow 
 11 Blessed Be The Name  
 12 Good Religion 
 13 No More Tears No More Dying    
 14 Come Over Here   
 15 Canaan Land 
 16 Leave Your Burden There 

Label Flyright
Orig Year 1995
Discs 1
Release Date Nov 22, 1995
Studio/Live Studio
Mono/Stereo Stereo
Recording Time 44 minutes
Rock/Pop Albums, R&B CDs, Blues, Gospel, Southern Gospel
Personnel Clarence Fountain
George Scott - tenor
Olice Thomas - baritone
Rev. George W. Warren - background vocals
Rev. Paul Exkano - vocals

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