The Original Chuck Wagon Gang - Echoes From The Burning Bush (1948).
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2015
- (Written by V.O.Summar - Byron Foust).
Issued on Columbia 20564 A.
Recorded 16 December 1948 possibly WBAP Studios,Blackstone Hotel,601 Main St.,Fort Worth,TEXAS or Clifford Herring Sound Studio,1705 W.7th. St,Fort Worth or Sellers Studio,905 Main St.,Dallas,TEXAS.
Rosa Lola Lee "Rose" Carter Karnes (soprano vcl),
Effie Juanita "Anna" Carter Gordon (alto vcl solo),
David P. "Dad" Carter (tenor vcl),
Ernest "Jim," Carter (bass vcl solo/gt).
Group Formed by D.P. "Dad" Carter, his Wife Carrie & Three Children, Rose, Anna & Ernest calling themselves the "Carter Quartet"......Started Their Career at a Small Radio Station (KFYO Lubbock) in 1935...Moving to a much larger Radio Station in Fort Worth TX they Inherited the name "The Chuck Wagon Gang".....With Minor changes in Personnel they Recorded And Toured for over 50 Years
They sing so beautiful love this song
USED TO LISTEN TO THE CHUCK WAGON GANG A LOT, BACK IN THE 50'S. STILL LOVE THEM LOT !
Over a half century ago, one could listen to the Chuck Wagon Gang come over the airwaves from the Mull's Singing Convention of Knoxville, Tennessee. They would broadcast over WLAC in Nashville, WWL in New Orleans, WBAP in Dallas-Fort Worth, etc.
"This is your old neighbour J. Bazzel..... and Mrs. Mull....with your Mull-M-U-L-L-Singing Convention"
I used to watch ole gravel voiced Mull and Lady Mull on WBIR Ch. 10 Knoxville back in the 1970’s. They had top gospel music on there. Good ole days!
Yes, these people r the best singers I ever heard. Their songs will live on decades maybe centuries.
I loved hearing the Chuck Wagon Gang. Great songs.
My favorite gospel group The ChuckWagon Gang I have enjoyed the group since I was 14 years old . God Bless them.
Love the old hymns
Their music just touches my soul. When I'm having a bad day I fire up any of their tunes, especially the old old hymns, and I feel better. They just touch my soul
I am the CW biggest fan. I wish they were still around. My family would play their song every morning I love their voices. Beautiful singers.
These folks were no doubt christians and wonderful people.
In a time so unlike what we have to endure today& listening to them provides a getaway from it.Praise the Lord Jesus!.
Jesus is my Shepard ! I'm a Samoa Christian ✝️
I fondly remember listening to this song sitting in my Grandmother’s living room. Sweet memories.
Hearing this number from this version of the Chuck Wagon Gang just brings back all those great memories from hearing them do it on Radio Station PJD2 on St. Martin in the Caribbean in the 1960s. Oh, what great memories! If I were marooned on an island I would be just fine as long as I had my bible, some food and water, and some Chuck Wagon Gang music!!’
Stanley A George III
Bolans, Antigua & Barbuda
I have been listening to them over 70 years, burning bush is my favorite song.
Love it. First group heard.
Nice... Sweet...!!
Really sounds like Herby, Wade. Ruby and Polly. Wish I could find the tapes they made.
The old group was way better singers than the younger ones
I agree, big time.
This is the old group (the original Chuck Wagon Gang). They are the best but the early replacements (Roy for Jim at bass and Jimmy Wesson or Ronnie Paige at tenor in place of Dad) are just as good. Ron Crittenden was a fantastic bass singer as well as the various tenors. But notice that it doesn’t matter who the men are, it’s the ladies, Rose and Anna, who “drive” the Chuck Wagon Gang. It is they who give the music that distinct, traditional, classic, uniquely Chuck Wagon Gang sound. Some people don’t want to admit it but the so-called modern, late versions of the Chuck Wagon Gang are just not the same. They are all great singers in their own rights but they are just simply NOT the same as the original and early replacements. I do enjoy them but they do not sound the same, as some people feel obligated to say.
Stanley A George III, Esq.
Bolans, Antigua & Barbuda
I was in a group in 1972 called
The Hamonairs.all siblings.. Nearly identical parts.2 women Betty&Marlene Betty sang Rose part Marlene Annas.Bill Hall the bass singer looked a lot like "Dad"...and Layman the Lead/baritone.They did not try to cope the CWG but sounded like clones. One of the girls got a bit ruffled when a friend said they sounded like CWG......(they did😀)
Oo
Benny
They harmonize so well but the gentleman singing the bass part does not have a bass voice.
They didn't need a deep bass because Rose had a loud piercing tone
. She had to step back at least 5ft. To balance the sound. I love his bass just right.
I agree that Jim was not a true bass, but he had great range and his tone was perfect.