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Best Of Brother Joe May (1967) I've Been Dipped In The Water (1968) Don't Let The Devil Ride (1969) Today (1970) Thank You Lord for One More Day (1970) In Church With Brother Joe May (1971) The Brother Joe May Story (2-LP Set) Search Me Lord (1974) In Loving Memory of Brother Joe May: A Collection of His Most Famous Recordings (1974)
"Move On Up a Little Higher" is a gospel song written by W. Herbert Brewster, first recorded by Brother John Sellers in late 1946 [1] and most famously recorded on September 12, 1947 by gospel singer Mahalia Jackson, whose version sold eight million copies [2] and is the best-selling gospel song of all time.
May and Reicher fell out with the managers of Continental over the 'Stuart Webbs' films, and left Continental together. [4] Having formed their own production company, Stuart Webbs-Film GmbH, they made the next in the 'Stuart Webbs' series, Das Panzergewölbe (The Armoured Vault) in June 1914, using Continental-Kunstfilm's new studios at 9 Franz Joseph-Strasse, Weissensee Studios, for the filming.
Joe May (1880–1954) was an Austrian-American film director and film producer. Joe May may also refer to: Joe T. May (born 1937), American electrical engineer and politician from Virginia; Joseph May (born 1974), British-born Canadian actor; Joseph May (politician) (1816–1890), New Zealand politician; Brother Joe May (1912–1972), American ...
Cortés argues that Little Richard created the template for the rock icon and she's got the receipts, tracing his musical and stylistic influences through everyone from the Beatles to David Bowie ...
Some television appearances with The Davis Sisters and Brother Joe May which were posted to YouTube in 2006 and 2007, and appear to date from 1964. After several years of appearing with the Davis sisters, she relocated to Chicago, and worked closely with the Reverend Jesse Jackson and Operation Push as the featured soloist.
Being tipped by the Pilgrim Travelers, who shared a bill with Carr in the late 1940s, Art Rupe signed her to his Specialty label, giving Carr her new stage name "Sister" Wynona Carr (modelled after pioneering gospel singer Sister Rosetta Tharpe) and cutting some twenty sides with her from 1949 to 1954, [2] including a couple of duets with ...
Suspecting the contents on the foil belonged to Joe, Elliot visited his younger brother at his job working for a British wine merchant and didn’t appear to see anything out of the ordinary.