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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › James_BlackwoodJames Blackwood - Wikipedia

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   James Blackwood was an American gospel singer and a founding member of The Blackwood Brothers. He won nine Grammy Awards and was nominated for 28 consecutive years in various categories.

2. youtube.fandom.com › wiki › James_BlackwoodJames Blackwood - Raccoon Whisperer | Wikitubia | Fandom

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   Learn about James Blackwood, a Canadian YouTuber who feeds raccoons on his property and sings covers of songs. Find out his biography, personal life, trivia and more on Wikitubia.

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3. www.youtube.com › user › vjambJames Blackwood - Raccoon Whisperer - YouTube

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   I am a retired RCMP Officer living in a rural setting in Nova Scotia, Canada. I spend my time enjoying nature and feeding my furry friends, the raccoons.

4. www.nytimes.com › 2002/02/10 › nyregionJames Blackwood, 82, Dies; Major Voice in Gospel Music

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   Feb 10, 2002 · James Blackwood, the sharecroppers' son whose resonant voice took him from the country churches and revival tents of red-dirt Mississippi to the summits...

5. jamesblackwood.orgIn Memory of James Blackwood

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   Feb 3, 2002 · JAMES BLACKWOOD, Sr. August 4, 1919 - February 3, 2002. This site is dedicated to the memory of the greatest Gospel singer of all time. James Blackwood, End of an Era? Career Highlights Grammy Awards Dove Awards . Southern Gospel Music Hall of Fame. Mississippi State Senate Joint Resolution honoring James

6. www.youtube.com › watchJames Blackwood - Sheltered in the Arms of God [Live]

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   James Blackwood - Official Video for “Sheltered in the Arms of God (Live)", available now!Buy the full length DVD/CD ‘Dottie Rambo With the Homecoming Friend...

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   Who are the Blackwood Brothers?

   • After singing with The Blackwood Brothers Quartet for 47 years, James (together with four other veteran gospel singers, Hovie Lister, Jake Hess, J. D. Sumner and Rosie Rozell) formed the Masters V Quartet, the highlight being a joint concert with The Rivertown Boys in Cape Girardeau, Missouri.

   James Blackwood - Wikipedia

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   Who was James Blackwood?

   • TimesMachine is an exclusive benefit for home delivery and digital subscribers. James Blackwood, the sharecroppers' son whose resonant voice took him from the country churches and revival tents of red-dirt Mississippi to the summits of gospel music, died on Feb. 3 in Memphis. He was 82. The cause was complications from a stroke, his son Billy said.

   James Blackwood, 82, Dies; Major Voice in Gospel Music

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   What happened to James Blackwood?

   • In 1970, James Blackwood retired because of health problems and was replaced by his son, Jimmy. But he continued singing, sometimes with the old group, at times with others. In 1999, he was still making 75 appearances a year. The Gospel Music Association named him top male vocalist seven times.

   James Blackwood, 82, Dies; Major Voice in Gospel Music

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   Who was James Webre Blackwood?

   • Both times, he sang ''How Great Thou Art.'' James Webre Blackwood was born in Choctaw County, Miss., where his parents farmed land owned by someone else and paid the landlord with much of the crop. As a boy, he hunted squirrels and sold them for a quarter each. He loved to listen to his father play the fiddle.

   James Blackwood, 82, Dies; Major Voice in Gospel Music

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8. www.sghistory.com › indexSouthern Gospel History - James Blackwood

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   Feb 3, 2002 · James Blackwood was born in Mississippi in 1919. In 1934, at the age of 15, he joined with two older brothers and a nephew to form the Blackwood Brothers quartet, one of Southern Gospel Music's most influential groups.