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  1. Johnny Ray Daniels at Believe in Jesus Ministries, Farmville, North Carolina, photo by Zoe van Buren. “In the eastern part of North Carolina, there ain’t nothing like this old jubilee gospel quartet singing,” says Bishop Albert Harrison, whose group the Gospel Tones works out of Ahoskie, North Carolina.

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  2. The Primitive Quartet. Southern gospel singers Candler, NC (Buncombe County) (828) 667-0612 http://primitivequartet.com. Music Gospel. The Primitive Quartet began in 1973, when two sets of brothers, Reagan and Larry Riddle and Furman and Norman Wilson, carried a guitar and mandolin with them on a fishing trip to Fontana Lake.

  3. Oct 20, 2021 · Various Artists – Sacred Soul of North Carolina. By Robert M. Marovich. Just before the pandemic shut down the world, Alice Vines of the Glorifying Vines Sisters of Farmville, North Carolina (crate diggers will know their singles on Pinewood and Sound Hut), gathered ten other local artists in the small town of Fountain, northwest of Greenville.

  4. The Jubilant Gospel Singers of North Carolina are a group of God-fearing and angelical worshippers who have come together for the purpose of uplifting, witnessing and sharing our love and devotion to...

  5. Mar 5, 2024 · Gospel is a form of Black sacred music that emerged in the early decades of the 20th century and was highly influenced by sanctified churches, where singing was more enthusiastic and...

  6. The Welch Family Singers. Gospel Band Robbinsville, NC (Graham County) (828) 479-6833. Alfred and Maybelle Welch. Music Dance Band Gospel. The Welch Family Singers perform gospel songs in English and in Cherokee. They accompany their traditional four-part harmonies with guitar and bass.

  7. Feb 16, 2022 · Among the music’s many descendants are gospel, blues, soul, rhythm and blues, rock and roll, and hip-hop. The two families have followed the Black gospel tradition—specifically, quartet gospel, which is also known as jubilee singingfrom one generation to the next in an unbroken link for nearly 300 years.