- group, the
Dixie Lily
Harmoneers,
which he sang with for a few months.
Later in 1949, J. D.
Sumner left the
Dixie Lily
Harmoneers and
moved up to Atlanta...
-
Cotton Blossom Singers and
religious material under the name The
Jackson Harmoneers. They were
often backed by a
female jazz band
which originated from the...
- including : The LeFevres, The Blue
Ridge Quartet, The
Rebels Quartet, The
Harmoneers, The
Homeland Harmony Quartet, The
Happy Goodman Family and the Sunshine...
- Quartet.
About this time,
Slaughter also
departed with Joe
Moscheo of the
Harmoneers replacing him at the keyboard. In late 1966,
Henry Slaughter left the...
-
Singers along with a
gospel act from
Mississippi known as the
Jackson Harmoneers,
whose members were also
visually impaired, and
advertised the program...
- Fred C.
Maples 2003 1910 - 1987 Singer; Founder/Owner/Manager of the
Harmoneers Quartet (1943-1957);
Homeland Harmony Quartet;
Vaughan Victory Quartet...
-
Stamps Quartet, Jake Hess, The Imperials, The
Masters V,
Florida Boys,
Harmoneers, Kingsmen, Prophets, Rebels, The Weatherfords, The Martins, Blue Ridge...
- 1992, Shaw
joined The
Harmoneers Quartet following the
death of the group's
founding member Fred
Calvin Maples. The
Harmoneers Quartet,
which had been...
- She
began singing with the
Gospel Harmonettes, then
known as the
Gospel Harmoneers, in the
early 1940s. She said of this time: "on w****days I
worked for...
-
Southern gospel singer and
Baptist minister. He was the
founder of the
Harmoneers Quartet in the 1940s. He
later served as the
minister of
music and education...
