William MacEwan: The Original Glasgow Street Singer-Evangelist
Genre: Folk & Traditional
Catalogue Number: LCOM 5235
Label: LISMOR
Released: 1994
Rare original 78rpm recordings have been digitally restored to bring you the music of 'the world's sweetest Gospel singer'. William MacEwan sang on the streets of his native city, Glasgow, in the early 20th Century. Instead of condemning and inciting members of the opposite religious persuasions with fervent rhetoric - he sang to them. The final eight tracks on this CD were the first set ever recorded by a Gospel singer, made in London, 1911.
Tracklist
- Sunrise
- Pull For the Shore
- Throw Out the Lifeline
- I Would Be Like Jesus
- Merrily Sing
- The Sweetest Song I Know
- Pardoning Grace
- Not Now But In the Coming Years
- When the Roll is Called Up Yonder
- We Will Talk It O'er Together By and By
- The Old Rugged Cross
- God Be With You Till We Meet Again
- Will the Circle Be Unbroken
- My Mother's Hand is On My Brow
- Sinking Sands (In Loving Kindness Jesus Came)
- He Died of a Broken Heart
- God Will Take Care of You
- I Know My Heavenly Father Knows
- Someday
- My Ain Countrie
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