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Martin Jacox Thomas Breuster Jackie Banks Roy Crain R.H. Harris Bob King Julius Cheeks James Phelps Arthur Crume Leroy Crume Dillard Crume Rufus Crume Late James Davis James Hardy Frank Davis Calvin Henderson Luther Gamble Eddie Huffman Justin Morris Earnest Smith Jackie Heard Glenn Darden Gary Blackshear Sonny Mitchell
- Willie Rogers, Ben Odom, Gene Stewart, Michael Grady Jr.
- Gospel
- 1926–1960s
- Trinity, Texas, United States
The Soul Stirrers (Martin Jacox) - The Sun Will Never Go Down
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- Rare Gospel Groups and Singers
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11. Jan. 2008 · 598K views 16 years ago. Enjoy the late Rev. Martin Jacox & The Soul Stirrers from 1989. Jacox leads the group on "Lift Him Up". Notice the late J.J. Farley in the black suit on the far left.
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12. Juli 1990 · The heavyset Jacox, who’s 51, is the talker–he seems to burst with information, observations, and humor. Rogers, who’s 50, is more soft-spoken, contemplative. Banks, 36, is also quiet, but as his...
”), Willie Rogers, Richard Miles, and Martin Jacox. Birth of Modern Gospel. Formed in Trinity, Texas, around 1932 by bass singer J. J. Farley and tenor S. R. (Senior Roy) Crain, the Soul Stirrers were first recorded by Alan Lomax for the Library of Congress in 1936.
Explore Martin Jacox & T^he Soul Stirrers's discography including top tracks, albums, and reviews. Learn all about Martin Jacox & T^he Soul Stirrers on AllMusic.
