Vintage Songs of the ROBERTA MARTIN SINGERS : VOLUME No. 1 (Paperback) 1950s

Description: Up for sale is a rare vintage copy of Songs of the ROBERTA MARTIN SINGERS: Volume No. 1, which appears to have been published during the early 1950s. The book does not have a list of songs. 64 pages. ~4 oz. Front the front cover: Songs of the ROBERTA MARTIN SINGERS : VOLUME No. 1 64 Pages of the Most Popular Gospel Songs As Sung And Recorded by America’s No. 1 Evangelistic Singing GroupFrom the Pen of Roberta MartinNationally Known Song Writer and Gospel SingerThese Songs Are Suitable for All Religious ServicesChoirs - Choruses - Quartettes [sic] (Quartets)Published by THE ROBERTA MARTIN STUDIO OF MUSIC69 ½ E. 43rd St., Chicago 15, Illinois About Roberta MartinRoberta Martin was a singer, pianist, composer, and arranger who formed the Roberta Martin Singers, which at one point included Dinah Washington and Della Reese. She founded her music company in 1939, focusing on her own songs and those of James Cleveland, Dorothy Norwood and others through the years. RELATED: Chicago Music, Chicago History, Chicago Composers and Publishers, Women Composers, Revival Gems, R. H. Boyd, Richard Henry Boyd, Hymns, Hymnbook, Hymnal, Negro Spirituals, Gospel Music, Southern Gospel Music, Religion, Christianity, Black History, African-American History, Black Theology, Black Music, African-American Music, Black-American Music, Song Book, Sheet Music, Songwriting, Hymns, J.M. Henson Owner, Southern Music Plate Company, Alice Jean Cleator, J.E. Warner, James Rowe, et al., Church of God in Christ (C.O.G.I.C.), Baptist Young People’s Union, Women’s Convention Auxiliary, National Baptist Benefit Association, Sunday School Congress, Kenneth Morris, Sallie Martin, Thomas A. Dorsey, Theodore Frye and Roberta Martin, Black Americana, Ephemera, Vintage Publications, Vintage Documents FINAL SALENo returns or returns.

Price: 29.99 USD

Location: Farmington, Michigan

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