Las Trompetas de Jesus
“Vol. IV”
no label
“Alright, everybody, hands on trees!”
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I think a “trompeta” must be some sort of cheap keyboard that vaguely sounds like a trumpet.
Clifford Fry
“For the Players Of Nights Game”
1979
Dr. Clifford fry was an Economics professor at the University of Houston. On the side he had a decent little country rock band, and apparently stayed up late playing “nights game” and getting drunk.
“Drunk Again”:
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The last I can find, Dr. Fry and his band the Texas Medicine Band still play. He has a few cd’s on Amazon
I even found a pic of him, his hat, and Ventures records from 2011:
Royals
“Music”
Spirit #1202
Many gospel groups go to great lengths to wear matching, coordinated outfits. The Royals, however, appear to have split a $20 gift certificate at the thrift store on the way to the photo shoot.
The Royals, “L-O-V-E”:
Joe Atkinson
“I Have One Song”
Saber #1005
The Wesleymen
“Hail Ye!”
Wesleymen Album 1
Clyde Owen Jackson
“Sings… Folk Songs Spirituals Classics”
no label, ACA Recording #740814
Mickey Gilley
“Christmas At Gilley’s”
1981, Epic #PE 37595
The Peacemakers
“My Faith Still Holds”
Houston Police Department Gospel Ensemble Productions # VPAG-3475
The Heartbeats
“Presenting, The Heartbeats”
Medical Classics #1001
Chef Claude Plamondon
“Viva Les Crepes”
Eden #5001
From the Back Cover:
Don’t mistake this album as just a 1,2,3, course in learning to make crepes; It can be a very warm human experience shared, if you are receptive.
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