Rev. W.M. Mosley - Complete Recorded Works In Chronological Order

Rev. W.M. Mosley - Complete Recorded Works In Chronological Order (1926-1931) [Document Records]
Жанр: traditional gospel
Страна-производитель диска: Austria
Год издания диска: 1996
Издатель (лейбл): Document Records
Номер по каталогу: DOCD-5480
Аудиокодек: FLAC (*.flac)
Тип рипа: tracks+.cue
Битрейт аудио: (lossy + lossless)
Продолжительность: 74:27
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Cross Rhythms Editorial Review

by Tony Cummings
Rev Mosley was an Atlanta minister whose recording career started in 1926 with a bang (over 30,000 copies were pressed of Rev W M Mosley's Prayer when fellow Atlanta preachers like Rev J M Gates were selling by the bushel) and ended in the depths of the Depression in 1931 (with so few copies of Rev Mosley's 78s being pressed that today one of them has seemingly vanished without trace). The good reverend has a stereotypical preaching style, punctuating almost every phrase with the pre-requisite huh!, while, like Rev Gates, he often sang selections of the old hymns in a satisfyingly declamatory style. Sometimes Rev Mosley's congregation add their hearty vocals to the proceedings, like on Ain't It A Shame. As the recording sessions continued there was less preaching and more singing and Drinking Shine, Yes! Tis Me (which turns out to be a variant of Amazing Grace) stand out while Labor For The Lost features an adventurous bass singer, who as the sleevenote says, sounds like he's strayed in from a quartet session. One of his most intriguing titles here is You Preachers Stay Out Of Widows Houses which bizarrely portrays the homicidal tendencies of widows as practitioners of decapitation and ends with a vision of deceased reverends approaching the Pearly Gates and being asked by St Peter, Where's your head? Preaching doesn't get any weirder.

Релиз - работа над ошибками, на замену манхэттену выкладываю правильный рип от ватного друга Скворец66.
О предмете я думаю, достаточно будет сказать лишь то, что в далёком 1926 году его Молитва (первый трек) была продана тиражом более 30.000 экземпляров, что по нынешним временам, я думаю, равносильно как минимум платиновому диску...
Все спасибо - Скворцу, его анонимному другу и Вате!
перезалит 29.04.2014 в 16:20 мск. Это новый, правильный рип.
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Каталог Document Records (ссылки на альбомы)