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Nashboro Records was an
American gospel label prin****lly
active in the 1950s and 1960s.
Nashboro was
founded in Nashville,
Tennessee by
Ernie Lafayette...
- Fort Nashborough, also
known as Fort Bluff,
Bluff Station,
French Lick Fort, ****berland
River Fort and
other names, was the
stockade established in early...
- His lone solo album,
Heavy Load, was
released on
January 1, 1985, by
Nashboro Records, and it
placed at No. 4 on the
Billboard magazine Gospel Albums...
- Keynotes." They
toured in the
Southwest and also
produced records for
Nashboro Records. They
later signed with
Malaco Records in
Mississippi and changed...
- Johnson, in 1934. The
group have
released 25
albums with six
record labels Nashboro Records, Pea**** Records,
Savoy Records,
Malaco Records, MCA Records, and...
- from 1960
until 2014, and
those labels were the following: Word Records,
Nashboro Records,
Savoy Records, CBS
Records International, New
Birth Records, Malaco...
- ****ured that the Impulse! Records, John Coltrane,
Muddy Waters,
Ahmad Jamal,
Nashboro Records, and
Chess Records masters survived the fire and were
still in...
- Jackson,
Nashboro Records 7127 (1973) Poor Boy From Mississippi,
Nashboro (1974) Live From Europe,
Nashboro (1978)
Saved And Satisfied,
Nashboro (1979)...
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Surface Design,
Patrick Chenin, Tom
Lyche and
Larry L.
Schumaker (eds.),
Nashboro Press, ISBNÂ 978-0-9728482-7-5. Farin,
Gerald (2002)
Curves and Surfaces...
- years, and the
imprints they
utilized were the following:
Melendo Records,
Nashboro Records,
Black Label Records,
Intersound Records, MCG Records,
Gospel Jubilee...
