WFMU: Sinner's Crossroads with Kevin Nutt: Playlist from January 17, 2013

Listener comments!
	8:03pm Bad Ronald: Good evening brothers and sisters.
	8:04pm Kevin Nutt: Lafayette we are here.
	8:05pm Bad Ronald: And it is good.
	8:05pm On the Yazoo: Hey all.. I never seem to catch this show live.. So thank Goodness for the archives.
	8:05pm Dave E: Deacon Dave here - how you doing tonite?
	8:06pm sinner: I don't know who Kevin Nutt is.
	8:06pm Dave E: What's your brain? I left mine at work.
	8:07pm Bad Ronald: Faring well Deacon Dave. Et tu?
	8:07pm On the Yazoo: "Brand"
	8:07pm Bad Ronald: Kevin who?
	8:08pm Dave E: What's your brain? I left mine at work.
	8:08pm Dave E: I don't know any Kevin's, neither do I know any Nutt's.
	8:09pm HAL: I'm sorry Dave...
	8:09pm Dave E: I am fine, great music is a big help!
	👋 8:10pm G: AAAAAAAAAAAAAmen.
	8:10pm Deacon Dave: I don't know any Deacon's either
	8:10pm Bad Ronald: Hallelujah!
	👋 8:10pm G: I've been invited into the vestibule for a smoke, brb
	8:11pm Dave E: Halleluya!
	8:11pm sinner: Kools or Pell Mells?
	8:12pm Dave E: Dave's not here!
	8:12pm On the Yazoo: Prince Albert
	8:13pm Dave E: Newports please.
	8:13pm Bad Ronald: I'm burning frankincense.
	8:14pm Dave E: I'm speaking nonsence.
	8:14pm cklequ: Why do i always forget to listen to this show??? I'm really missing out.
	8:15pm Dave E: How does this guy do this, I'd fall over gasping for air.
	8:16pm Bad Ronald: There was a gentleman doing the Moses Mason thing on the downtown 5 train a couple of weeks ago. Please forgive me for not recording it.
	👋 8:17pm G: Back. 0:) ( <-- note official ASCII halo)
	👋 8:18pm G: Biddleville. Sounds like a metropolis! :)
	8:19pm Bad Ronald: welcome cklequ and G. Plotz down on a pew and enjoy!
	👋 8:19pm G: Is your avatar you, KN?
	8:19pm sinner: I bet you a ton of okra it was pronounced Bittyville.
	👋 8:20pm G: Down the road a spell from Hooterville, mebbe.
	8:22pm On the Yazoo: A quick Google notes a Bittleville around Charlotte NC.
	8:23pm sinner: Kudos on the research. Hardly anything is known about the Biddleville Quintette.
	👋 8:24pm G: @Yazoo: Wiki says: "Biddleville is the oldest surviving predominantly African-American neighborhood in Charlotte, North Carolina. It is... home to Johnson C. Smith University, a historically black college once called the Biddle Institute, that was formed shortly after the Civil War to educate aspiring black preachers and teachers. Biddleville... was distinctly separate from Charlotte until it was annexed by the city in the early 1900s."
	8:25pm sinner: Excellent! When do you beging your field research?
	👋 8:27pm G: sinner's the king of field research. My area is library type research, which has partially migrated onto the underwebs.
	8:28pm sinner: When gospel researchers back in the late 1970s went to Biddleville in NC, they couldn't find anyone who remembered a Biddleville Quintette or any other documentation mentioning a Biddleville Quintette.
	8:30pm Dave E: What a strange name "Unknown Group" is, I guess it's better than annonymous.
	👋 8:31pm G: My advice (from my own research in other areas): If I wanted to find someone who knows, remembers, or could look it up, I'd try the websites of the local churches, email the pastors, and ask. Also, is there any chance of a QRS archive?
	8:31pm On the Yazoo: Just some folks singin'
	8:34pm sinner: QRS archive? No. They were a furniture company who got into the record business. Their pressings were terrible but they recorded some great great music.
	8:35pm Dave E: Kevin - is that you as a youngster?
	8:36pm sinner: No. That is my 7 year old son Eli.
	8:39pm Dave E: Kevin - dumb question . . . who is Deacon Travis?
	8:40pm On the Yazoo: Furniture companies frequently sold records, because they sold record players. They sold the record players "on time" so they had a regular clientele wanting to buy new records.. The furniture company probably came across a portable record cutter and made some recordings.
	8:42pm sinner: Brother Deacon Travis sits on the third row next to Sister Geri and Homer Sparkman. For a couple of months he is on assignment somewhere in the Persian Gulf flying cargo and transport. He listens in on his smartphone.
	👋 8:43pm G: Is this the QRS? -- en.wikipedia.org... "QRS Records was a United States record label, which produced three different groups of records 1928-1930, including some notable jazz and blues recordings. The QRS company began in 1900 as a manufacturer of piano rolls and were one of the leading makers throughout the 20th Century." If so, they still exist today: www.qrsmusic.com They make fancy pianos. www.qrsmusic.com... That's what I can do in five minutes! :)
	8:43pm sinner: Yazoo: Yes. Paramount was a furniture company to. It's bizarre to thing of it today.
	8:45pm sinner: You're hired! Publish I say!
	👋 8:49pm G: I don't give up easily. That's a lot of life. -- I remember in the late 90s I would tell people, there are more Ulysses mss. out there (Joyce), and they'd say you're nuts, they'd have turned up by now. But suddenly someone turned out to have a boxful in a closet. The guy I told they'd exist ended up evaluating them for the National Library of Ireland, which bought them for north of 10 million bucks... Search and ye shall find, bet that's in a gospel tune...
	8:50pm sinner: ...does that mean I have to read Ulysses again???
	👋 8:51pm G: NO! lol
	8:53pm Dave E: Gnight.
	👋 8:54pm G: nn
	8:54pm sinner: Nice job everybody. See you next week!

Sinner's Crossroads with Kevin Nutt: Playlist from January 17, 2013

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January 17, 2013: The Show Is Dedicated to Sinner's Crossroad's Deacon Travis Zimmer.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
Silver Quintette	Sinner's Crossroads		VJ	1956	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Willenette Singers	Pray On My Child		Self Release	c.1970s	0:09:38 (Pop-up)
Gospel Winds	Lord Is Good To Me "Lord Is Good To Me" by "Gospel Winds"		Ritzy	1964	0:14:05 (Pop-up)

Moses Mason	Red Cross The Disciple Of Christ		Paramount	1928	0:19:05 (Pop-up)
Biddleville Quintette	Holy Is My Name		QRS	1929	0:22:02 (Pop-up)
Heavenly Gospel Singers	If It Wasn't For The Lord		Bluebird	1937	0:25:08 (Pop-up)
Chosen Gospel Singers	Come By Here		Specialty	1953	0:28:01 (Pop-up)
Gospel Starlets	One Day I'll Wake Up In Glory		HOB	1966	0:31:02 (Pop-up)
Unknown Group	Please Don't Drive Your Children Away		No Label	2007	0:34:51 (Pop-up)

Christian Voices	What Would You Do If It Wasn't For The Lord		Castletone	c.1973	0:38:45 (Pop-up)
Ethel Profit and the Logan Gospel Singers	On Fire For Jesus		Geodol	c.1978?	0:42:52 (Pop-up)
Faithfulaires of Jackson, TN.	I'm Coming Home		Designer	1971	0:45:41 (Pop-up)
Messiahs Of Glory	God Is Still On The Throne	Messiahs Of Glory: Sing	HOB	1970	0:49:18 (Pop-up)
Heavenly Crowns	I Won't Be Back "I Won't Be Back" by "Heavenly Crowns"		G.J.	c.1971	0:53:21 (Pop-up)
Troy Ramey and the Soul Searchers	My God's Unchanging Hand	Try Being Born Again	Nashboro	1977	0:56:46 (Pop-up)

Crowns of Harmony	Just One Step "Just One Step" by "Crowns of Harmony"	Jet Plane To Glory	HSE	c.1978	1:02:09 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:03pm Bad Ronald: Good evening brothers and sisters.
	8:04pm Kevin Nutt: Lafayette we are here.
	8:05pm Bad Ronald: And it is good.
	8:05pm On the Yazoo: Hey all.. I never seem to catch this show live.. So thank Goodness for the archives.
	8:05pm Dave E: Deacon Dave here - how you doing tonite?
	8:06pm sinner: I don't know who Kevin Nutt is.
	8:06pm Dave E: What's your brain? I left mine at work.
	8:07pm Bad Ronald: Faring well Deacon Dave. Et tu?
	8:07pm On the Yazoo: "Brand"
	8:07pm Bad Ronald: Kevin who?
	8:08pm Dave E: What's your brain? I left mine at work.
	8:08pm Dave E: I don't know any Kevin's, neither do I know any Nutt's.
	8:09pm HAL: I'm sorry Dave...
	8:09pm Dave E: I am fine, great music is a big help!
	👋 8:10pm G: AAAAAAAAAAAAAmen.
	8:10pm Deacon Dave: I don't know any Deacon's either
	8:10pm Bad Ronald: Hallelujah!
	👋 8:10pm G: I've been invited into the vestibule for a smoke, brb
	8:11pm Dave E: Halleluya!
	8:11pm sinner: Kools or Pell Mells?
	8:12pm Dave E: Dave's not here!
	8:12pm On the Yazoo: Prince Albert
	8:13pm Dave E: Newports please.
	8:13pm Bad Ronald: I'm burning frankincense.
	8:14pm Dave E: I'm speaking nonsence.
	8:14pm cklequ: Why do i always forget to listen to this show??? I'm really missing out.
	8:15pm Dave E: How does this guy do this, I'd fall over gasping for air.
	8:16pm Bad Ronald: There was a gentleman doing the Moses Mason thing on the downtown 5 train a couple of weeks ago. Please forgive me for not recording it.
	👋 8:17pm G: Back. 0:) ( <-- note official ASCII halo)
	👋 8:18pm G: Biddleville. Sounds like a metropolis! :)
	8:19pm Bad Ronald: welcome cklequ and G. Plotz down on a pew and enjoy!
	👋 8:19pm G: Is your avatar you, KN?
	8:19pm sinner: I bet you a ton of okra it was pronounced Bittyville.
	👋 8:20pm G: Down the road a spell from Hooterville, mebbe.
	8:22pm On the Yazoo: A quick Google notes a Bittleville around Charlotte NC.
	8:23pm sinner: Kudos on the research. Hardly anything is known about the Biddleville Quintette.
	👋 8:24pm G: @Yazoo: Wiki says: "Biddleville is the oldest surviving predominantly African-American neighborhood in Charlotte, North Carolina. It is... home to Johnson C. Smith University, a historically black college once called the Biddle Institute, that was formed shortly after the Civil War to educate aspiring black preachers and teachers. Biddleville... was distinctly separate from Charlotte until it was annexed by the city in the early 1900s."
	8:25pm sinner: Excellent! When do you beging your field research?
	👋 8:27pm G: sinner's the king of field research. My area is library type research, which has partially migrated onto the underwebs.
	8:28pm sinner: When gospel researchers back in the late 1970s went to Biddleville in NC, they couldn't find anyone who remembered a Biddleville Quintette or any other documentation mentioning a Biddleville Quintette.
	8:30pm Dave E: What a strange name "Unknown Group" is, I guess it's better than annonymous.
	👋 8:31pm G: My advice (from my own research in other areas): If I wanted to find someone who knows, remembers, or could look it up, I'd try the websites of the local churches, email the pastors, and ask. Also, is there any chance of a QRS archive?
	8:31pm On the Yazoo: Just some folks singin'
	8:34pm sinner: QRS archive? No. They were a furniture company who got into the record business. Their pressings were terrible but they recorded some great great music.
	8:35pm Dave E: Kevin - is that you as a youngster?
	8:36pm sinner: No. That is my 7 year old son Eli.
	8:39pm Dave E: Kevin - dumb question . . . who is Deacon Travis?
	8:40pm On the Yazoo: Furniture companies frequently sold records, because they sold record players. They sold the record players "on time" so they had a regular clientele wanting to buy new records.. The furniture company probably came across a portable record cutter and made some recordings.
	8:42pm sinner: Brother Deacon Travis sits on the third row next to Sister Geri and Homer Sparkman. For a couple of months he is on assignment somewhere in the Persian Gulf flying cargo and transport. He listens in on his smartphone.
	👋 8:43pm G: Is this the QRS? -- en.wikipedia.org... "QRS Records was a United States record label, which produced three different groups of records 1928-1930, including some notable jazz and blues recordings. The QRS company began in 1900 as a manufacturer of piano rolls and were one of the leading makers throughout the 20th Century." If so, they still exist today: www.qrsmusic.com They make fancy pianos. www.qrsmusic.com... That's what I can do in five minutes! :)
	8:43pm sinner: Yazoo: Yes. Paramount was a furniture company to. It's bizarre to thing of it today.
	8:45pm sinner: You're hired! Publish I say!
	👋 8:49pm G: I don't give up easily. That's a lot of life. -- I remember in the late 90s I would tell people, there are more Ulysses mss. out there (Joyce), and they'd say you're nuts, they'd have turned up by now. But suddenly someone turned out to have a boxful in a closet. The guy I told they'd exist ended up evaluating them for the National Library of Ireland, which bought them for north of 10 million bucks... Search and ye shall find, bet that's in a gospel tune...
	8:50pm sinner: ...does that mean I have to read Ulysses again???
	👋 8:51pm G: NO! lol
	8:53pm Dave E: Gnight.
	👋 8:54pm G: nn
	8:54pm sinner: Nice job everybody. See you next week!

Sinner's Crossroads with Kevin Nutt: Playlist from January 17, 2013

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