- The
Jubalaires were an
American gospel group active between 1935 and 1950.
Originally known as the
Royal Harmony Singers, the band was
known for song verses...
- songwriter,
composer and lead
singer of
Luther Barnes and the
Sunset Jubilaires and the Red Budd
Gospel Choir.
Barnes is an
ordained minister & native...
-
Bugged Out Mix
Another Level, an
album by
Luther Barnes & The
Sunset Jubilaires This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the
title Another...
-
Willie (Bill)
Johnson (a
founder of the 1934
group Golden Gate Quartet,
Jubilaires,
Jubilee Four),
Clifford Givens (Southern Sons,
Golden Gate Quartet, various...
-
Johnson (a
member of the
Golden Gate
Jubilee Quartet until joining the
Jubilaires in 1948), or with
Blind Willie Johnson, an
earlier gospel artist. Chadbourne...
- There, he
joined a
series of
gospel vocal groups including the
Golden Jubilaires, the
Famous Blue Jay Singers, the Holy Wonders, and the
Pilgrim Harmonizers...
- 799–845. doi:10.1002/yea.1513. PMID 17638318. S2CID 46507109.
Volume jubilaire en l’honneur du
professeur Øjvind
Winge pour son 70ième anniversaire....
- from
Northern Nash High
School in the mid-'70s,
Barnes became the
Sunset Jubilaires' lead singer. Graff,
Michael N. (November 24, 2005). "Rocky Mount's Godwin...
- French) de
Grossouvre (A.), 1930. Note sur le
Bathonien moyen.
Livre jubilaire.
Centenaire de la Société Géologique de France, t. 2, pp. 361–387 · [1]...
- Compostela". GCatholic.org.
Retrieved 29
February 2016. "ANNEES
SAINTES ou
JUBILAIRES" (in French). "Réinterpréter Compostelle" (in French). "NOIA (A CORUÑA)"...
