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Cliff Carlisle - The Blind Childs Prayer Just A Song At Childhood
Review by hernandez francis
The album "The Blind Child's Prayer Just A Song At Childhood" by Cliff Carlisle is a beautiful collection of country blues songs that tell stories of heartbreak and hope. The album features Carlisle's distinctive vocals and guitar playing, as well as his mastery of the slide guitar.
The songs on the album are all deeply personal and emotional, with lyrics that touch on themes of loss, longing and redemption. From the mournful ballad "The Blind Child's Prayer" to the upbeat and catchy "I'll Be Thinking of You, Little Darling", each track on the album showcases Carlisle's talent for crafting memorable melodies and poignant lyrics.
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Just A Song At Childhood | ||
| The Blind Child's Prayer |
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Catalog Numbers
B-6830Labels
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Formats
- Shellac
- 10"
- 78 RPM
Companies
| Role | Company |
|---|---|
| Record Company | RCA Manufacturing Co., Inc. |
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Double Bass | Louis Carlisle |
| Guitar | Bill Carlisle |
| Vocals | Sonny Boy Tommy |
| Steel Guitar | Cliff Carlisle |
Notes
- Credit role of double bass for Louis Carlisle is termed "possible" by Russell . With possible additional accompaniment of second guitar by unknown artist.
- Recorded June 16, 1936, Charlotte, NC - Southern Radio Building.
- Side A matrix no. 102659-1.
- Side B matrix no. 102660-1.
- This coupling also released on The Twin FT.8319.
About Cliff Carlisle
American country and blues singer and musician (1904 - 1983).
Brother of musician and father of (Tommy Carlisle). As The they appeared on radio stations in Kentucky and Tennessee beginning in the 1920s. In 1938 they signed a recording contract with and after World War II they were signed by . Cliff retired from music around 1950.
Real Name
- Cliff R. Carlisle
Name Vars
- C. Carlisle
- Carlise
- Carlisle
- Carlysle
- Cliff
- Cliff Carlisle (The Yodling Cowboy)
- Cliff Carlyles
- Cliff Carlysle
- Clifford Carlisle
- Lullaby Larkers (Cliff Carlisle)
Aliases
- Bob Clifford
- Amos Greene
- Otto Fletcher
