Previous Vocal Group Record of the Week
(Week of 10/7/00 - 10/13/00)


PART ONE OF TWO WEEK TRIBUTE
TO THE JUBALAIRES & DIXIEAIRES

"Before This Time Another Year"
by The Jubalaires
on Decca 8666 A
released in 1944

"It Ain't What You Want That Does You Good"
by The Jubalaires
on Capitol 57-70040
released in 1949

Photo Of The Jubalaires
[The above photo courtesy of Marsha Grant with restoration by Dick Rietveld]

Above: Photo (ca 1947) of The Jubalaires (also known as The Jubilaires). (L-R) Caleb N. Ginyard Jr, Ted Brooks, George McFadden, John Jennings and, in front with the guitar, Bill Johnson. They were a regular on CBS radio in the mid-1940's, including stints on the Arthur Godfrey Show and the Phil Harris Show.


Decca Label-Before This Time Another Year-The Jubalaires-1944 Capitol Label-It Ain't What You Want...-The Jubalaires-1949
Above Left: This is The Jubalaires first record. As their name suggests, all of their eight Decca releases (1944-50, but recorded 1944-46) were gospel singing.

Above Right: After leaving Decca, The Jubalaires continued to record for a major label... this time Capitol. This is their second Capitol release of seven (1949-51) plus two more backing up Johnny Smith (1949-50). Most of their Capitol records were "popular" songs (non-gospel).

As The Jubilaires, they had several releases on the King/Queen labels (1947-50).

Click on an option below to listen to "Before This Time Another Year" using Windows Media Player.

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Click on an option below to listen to "It Ain't What You Want That Does You Good" using Windows Media Player.

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FOR ANOTHER RECORD BY THE JUBALAIRES, PLEASE CLICK "A DREAM IS A WISH YOUR HEART MAKES"/"THAT OLD PIANO ROLL BLUES"


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