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Edwards Clayborn
Complete Recorded
Genres: Country, Blues, Pop

Track Listings (27) - Disc #1
1. Your Enemy Cannot Harm You (But Watch Your Best Friend)
2. The Gospel Train Is Coming
3. Let That Lie Alone
4. Let That Lie Alone
5. There'll Be Glory (When We Reach That Other Shore)
6. Death Is Only a Dream - Rev. Edward Clayborn, Traditional
7. Let Jesus Lead You
8. Jesus Will Make It All Right
9. Bye and Bye (When the Morning Comes) - Rev. Edward Clayborn, Traditional
10. Jesus Is Sweeter Than Honey in the Comb
11. With My Saviour I Shall Be
12. O Lord, I'm in Your Care
13. Everybody Ought to Treat Their Mother Right
14. Then We'll Need That True Religion
15. You Never Will Know Who Is Your Friend
16. In Time of Trouble Jesus Will Never Say Goodbye
17. A Letter from Father
18. God's Riding Through the Land
19. Men Don't Forget Your Wives for Your Sweetheart - Rev. Edward Clayborn, Traditional
20. If My Saviour Holds My Hand I Will Go
21. Jesus Went on Man's Bond
22. I Heard the Angels Singing
23. I Shall Not Be Moved
24. The Wrong Way to Celebrate Christmas
25. This Time Another Year You May Be Gone
26. I Have a Home in the Sky
27. Just Beyond the Jordan River

CD Details

All Artists: Edwards Clayborn
Title: Complete Recorded
Members Wishing: 2
Total Copies: 0
Label: Document
Release Date: 6/2/1994
Album Type: Import
Genres: Country, Blues, Pop
Styles: Classic Country, Traditional Blues
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 714298515527, 788518515529, 669910040751

Synopsis

Album Description

Little is known about Rev. Edward W. Clayborn, but his first recordings helped put Vocalion in the race market of the '20s. He was known as the "Guitar Evangelist"! This disc includes 27 tracks for fans of gospel and evangelical music! Ken Romanowski provides the listener with excellent liner notes, giving an insight into the musical background.

CD Reviews

Good Believer's Blues

Jerry M. Brezina | Wichita Falls, Tx | 05/07/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Except for the fact that most of Rev. Clayborn's sounds quite the same, this is quite a find for those of us that find the "Believers' Blues" style VERY SADLY LACKING in Contemporary Christian Music, which seems itself to sound quite the same, from artist to artist! What i like about Rev. Clayborn, as compared to, say, Blind Willie Johnson, it that Rev. Clayborn ALWAYS used the slide bar, and His vocals were always clear & easily understandable. Overall, this is quite good! I hope to find the rest of his recorded works!

Sez JMB"