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26. Juli 2013 · Initially a duo, having been put together to sing harmonies at the church on 20 May 1921, Rufus and Harold Carrethers were later joined by their neighbour John Battle and the trio sang in church and at other social events.
The Fairfield Four, the most distinguished proponents of traditional African American a cappella gospel singing working today, were organized in 1921 by Reverend J.R. Carrethers, assistant pastor of the Fairfield Baptist Church in Nashville, Tennessee.
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13. Okt. 2017 · 1. The group is founded at Nashville's Fairfield Missionary Baptist Church in 1921 as a trio before becoming a quartet in 1925. The original quartet was John Battle, Harold Carrethers, William Malone, and Rufus Carrethers. 2.
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The Fairfield Four. Formed. 1921, Nashville, TN, United States. Members. John Battle (lead tenor vocals, 1921-47), Harold Carrethers (baritone vocals, bass vocals, piano, 1921-46), Rufus Carrethers (bass vocals, baritone vocals, 1921-44, 1946-48), Lattimer Green (tenor vocals, 1925-28), James Dotson (tenor vocals, 1928-30), William Malone ...
The group was founded in 1921 in the Fairfield Baptist Church in Nashville, Tennessee. The Rev. J. R. Carrethers asked his two sons Rufus and Harold, as well as church member John Battle, to sing for church services and socials. The group had these three members for several years until Nathaniel Irvin joined, after which the membership of the ...
The Fairfield Four started out at a trio at Fairfield Baptist Church which is located in Nashville, Tennessee in 1921 which means they existed for over 90 years!
