Earls & Whitehead Gospel Singers - They'll Never Change the Way - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

When Jerry Lee Lewis takes the bench, it's never just another session. And this collection proves it-nine tracks that blaze with the wild pulse and barroom gospel grit of a man who never asked for the spotlight, just took it. These sides don't trace a career-they capture a force. Here's the Killer in his elemental state, cutting through rhythm and blues, early rock, and sweat-soaked ballads like the tape machine owed him money.

Jalyn Records is back! The Dayton, Ohio tag from the creative mind of bluegrass legend Jack Lynch originally ran from the early '60s through the late '70s. Working out of his apartment on Brown Street, Lynch turned out a steady run of hard-driving bluegrass, country, and gospel sides-cut by local pickers and big names alike, including Ralph Stanley and Don Reno. Decades on, these records are now lovingly remastered for modern ears and available on CD for the first time. On this album, The Earls & Whitehead Gospel Singers bring a quiet, unwavering devotion to this album, where every note is a testament to years spent in service to the song and the message. Recorded simply and honestly in Birmingham, the album carries the weight of faith without frills - just steady harmonies, a gentle rhythm, and Clara Whitehead's clear, confident lead guiding the way home.

Jalyn Records is back! The Dayton, Ohio tag from the creative mind of bluegrass legend Jack Lynch originally ran from the early '60s through the late '70s. Working out of his apartment on Brown Street, Lynch turned out a steady run of hard-driving bluegrass, country, and gospel sides cut by local pickers and big names alike, including Ralph Stanley and Don Reno. Decades on, these records are now lovingly remastered for modern ears and available on CD for the first time. Old-time gospel singing is certainly a speciality with the Earls and Whitehead Gospel Singers. This is their fifth album to date. Edward Earls, is playing five-string banjo and guitar, singing lead and bass. Millie Earls, sings lead and tenor. She is married to Edward Earls. Leamon Whitehead, sings lead and plays the guitar. Patty Whitehead, plays guitar and sings high tenor. She is Mrs. Leamon Whitehead. Mark Whitehead, age seven, plays mandolin and is featured on lead guitar on InchThe Touch Of God's Hand. Inch Mark is Leamon and Patty Whitehead's son. Joyce Browning, is singing alto. Mary Jane Browning, is playing the bass. She is fifteen and is Joyce Browning's daughter. Denzil Hunt, is featured on lead guitar. This album is dedicated to the families of Edward Earls and Leamon Whitehead, whose Kentucky roots run deep. With voices bound by kinship and faith, the group brings forward another heartfelt collection of old-time gospel.