Showing posts with label The Lewis Family. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Lewis Family. Show all posts

Monday, 9 February 2015

STARDAY RECORDS 731

THE LEWIS FAMILY
Jul 58
731-A - Born In Bethlehem

(Polly Lewis)   (Golden State BMI)
           He’s Got The Whole World In His Hands

(G. Love)   (Chappell)
731-B - Beautiful City

(Wallace Lewis) (Golden State BMI)
           
Paul And Silas
(Apr: Wm. York)   (Golden State BMI)
STARDAY 731

Source: Nathan Gibson / (Rex wax = Doug Brown)










Sunday, 22 November 2009

SULLIVAN RECORDS 558

THE LEWIS FAMILY
Apr 56
558-A - Did You Do What The Lord Said To Do
(No credits) (No publication info)
558-B - Wait a little long please Jesus
(No credits) (No publication info)
SULLIVAN RECORDS 558

Greensboro, SC 

See previous Entry.




SULLIVAN RECORDS 557

THE LEWIS FAMILY
Apr 56
557-A - Lights In The Valley
(No credits) (No publication info)
557-B - My Jesus is the one
(No credits) (No publication info)
SULLIVAN RECORDS 557
Greensboro, SC

The Lewis Family were from Lincolnton, GA originally. According to the Starday LP (All Night Singing Convention - Starday LP 252), the family consisted of Polly, Janice, Maggy (or Meggy / Miggy - depending on where you read it), Pop Lewis (String Bass), Little Roy (Banjo), Wallace (Guitar). They made at least 12 LP’s for Starday as well as Nashville records and Canaan records (Waco, TX.)

This (and the next release) were possibly their first recordings. At this time the band consisted of Talmadge (Mandolin), Esley (Bass), Wallace (Guitar), Roy (“Pop”) and Little Roy (Banjo). The sessions were held at WJAT in Swainsboro, GA and was originally intended for the Bibletone label. When that went bust before being able to release any of their recordings, they had them issued on Sullivan Records from Greenwood, SC. Hoyt (Label owner sponsored thet family on the TV station WJBF in Augusta, GA where it continued for an astonishing 38 years!

Hoyt then leased a few sides to Hollywood Records before they recorded for Starday Records proper.

Source: Dean Craige Morris / Doug Brown / Ron Lees