Music -- United States.
Found in 22 Collections and/or Records:
Black & White Urban Hymns phonograph record.
Collection 035 Papers of Fanny Crosby
Collection 050 Ephemera of Merrill Dunlop
Collection 099 Records of the Little Country Church of Hollywood Radio Program
Collection contains 24 recordings of radio broadcasts of The Little Country Church of Hollywood, a religious radio program founded by Dr. William B. Hogg in January 1933. Specific titles are available on the location record although the air dates are unknown. The broadcasts usually lasted fifteen minutes. Collections also contains a color postcard with a picture of the exterior fo the Little Country Church of Hollywood.
Collection 100 Ephemera of Charles E. Fuller
Newspaper clippings, sermons, radio logs, form letters to supporters, publicity materials of Charles Fuller's Old Fashioned Revival Hour radio programs, and audio tapes and phonograph records of the program and of gospel music.
Collection 103 Ephemera of Aimee Semple McPherson
Sermon transcripts, sermon notes, audio tape recordings of sermons, films, newspaper clippings, scrapbooks, video tape, and evangelistic campaign literature related to Aimee Semple McPherson's ministry as an evangelist, radio speaker, public figure and founder of the International Church of the Foursquare Gospel. Most of the materials in this collection are available from the BGC Archives only on microfilm.
Collection 109 Ephemera of Gipsy Smith
Collection 117 Ephemera of Stuart Hamblen
Phonograph record and audio tape of popular songs, hymns and Gospel songs sung by Hamblen, several of which he also wrote. The two songs on the phonograph album, "Golden River" and "Dream Book of Memories," were also written by him. There are twenty-four selections on the audio tape. Songs both written and sung by Hamblen include "It Is No Secret," "His Hands," "This Ole House," and "The Lord is Counting on You."
Collection 119 Ephemera of James E. McConnell
One audio tape of two programs of Smilin' Ed Mc Connell's radio series, probably broadcast in the 1930's or 40's. Programs were fifteen minutes long and included the singing of four hymns. Mc Connell would pause after the first two selections to make a sales presentation for his hymnals and allow his sponsors a promotional advertisement. Rodeheaver music company published a hymnbook in 1933 called Smilin' Ed Mc Connell's Favorite Radio Hymns, containing over fifty hymns.
Collection 130 Ephemera of Homer Rodeheaver
Collection 194 Papers of William H. Doane
Collection 195 Papers of William Biederwolf
Collection 225 Records of the Baptista Film Mission
Collection 235 Papers of Redd Harper
Collection 268 Oral History Interview with Helen R. Lowery
Collection 395 Oral History Interview with Rafael Maldonado, Jr.
Conway Rosell music, words, audio tape.
Homer Rodeheaver phonograph records.
Religious sheet music.
Small Collection 057 Ephemera of Ira Sankey
Small Collection 107 Ephemera of J. W. Boone
This collection contains a handbill for a concert by pianist J.W. Boone with photos of Boone and his associates, and a brief biography of Boone.