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  1. The Jubalaires. The "Original Jubalaires": from left to right Orville Brooks, Theodore (Teddy) Brooks, Caleb Ginyard and George McFadden. The Jubalaires were an American gospel group active between 1935 and 1950.

  2. Johnson left in 1948 to join The Jubalaires, and was replaced by Orville Brooks (1919–1997). The quartet lost their pre-eminent position in gospel music after the war, when they faced competition from the newer hard gospel quartets.

  3. 16 déc. 2020 · The Florida group consisted of Orville Brooks, Ted Brooks, Caleb Ginyard, George McFadden, and later on Willie Johnson (who left a group called “The Golden Gate Quartet” to join). In addition to their talent, hard work, and showbiz luck, it was the rise of radio that fed the Jubalaires’ success, and of King Records (a Black ...

  4. 5 août 2022 · 2.86K subscribers. 41. 1K views 1 year ago #gospelmusic #noah #gospel. Recording and footage originally from the Prelinger Archives. The Jubalaires: John Jennings, Orville Brooks, George...

  5. The Jubalaires est un groupe de gospel américain actif entre 1940 et 1950. Auparavant connu sous le nom de Royal Harmony Singers en 1936 1, le groupe est connu pour ses couplets rythmiques rimés, qui seraient considérés comme l'une des premières formes de musique dans le style de ce qui deviendra le rap 2 .

  6. The Jubalaries were a Christian gospel group that sang primarily in the 1940's and in the 1950's. The members were Ted Brooks, Caleb Ginyard, Orville Brooks, George McFadden, and eventually Willie Johnson. Willie Johnson was originally a member from the Golden Gate Quartet.

  7. 25 avr. 2021 · They are also remembered for their rhythmic rhyming verses, which would later evolve into 1940s rapping. Original video taken from the Prelinger Archive. Written by Orville Brooks, Ted Brooks...