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Tag Archives: The Vaughan Quartet
April 8th in Gennett History, 1924: The Vaughan Quartet recorded “Wake Up America Kluck Kluck Kluck”
April 8th in Gennett History, 1924: The Vaughan Quartet recorded “Wake Up America Kluck Kluck Kluck” in Richmond. This KKK anthem appeared on Vaughan 825 – A and featured Theodore Shaw on piano. The recording card for this session (K-11) … Continue reading
Feb. 9th in Gennett History, 1941: James David Vaughan Passed Away
Feb. 9th in Gennett History, 1941: James David Vaughan passed away. Vaughan is considered one of the founders of “Southern Gospel” and he had a long term pressing and recording relationship with Gennett and his Vaughan and Rainbow labels (as … Continue reading
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