Hymns by Susan Raye (Remastered) Susan Raye

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Album Veröffentlichung:
2021

HRA-Veröffentlichung:
09.09.2022

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  • 1I'll Fly Away02:34
  • 2Precious Memories03:02
  • 3This World is Not My Home02:35
  • 4What a Friend We Have in Jesus02:46
  • 5A Land Where We'll Never Grow Old02:38
  • 6Old Time Religion01:56
  • 7Farther Along02:47
  • 8Life's Railway to Heaven02:30
  • 9Who at My Door is Standing02:45
  • 10Softly and Tenderly02:26
  • Total Runtime25:59

Info zu Hymns by Susan Raye (Remastered)

Susan Raye’s 1973 release of gospel standards returns, transferred from the original masters by Grammy®-winner Michael Graves. Produced and arranged by Buck Owens, the 10 track release features standards including “I’ll Fly Away,” “Old Time Religion,” “What A Friend We Have In Jesus,” and more. Recorded at Buck Owens Studio in Bakersfield, CA.

Original Album Liner Notes: Hymns By Susan Raye is an album of traditional favorites that is thoroughly accessible, thoroughly inspiring; an album with a heart, a soul, and a message that’s heaven-sent. The titles include “I’ll Fly Away,” “Old Time Religion,” and “What A Friend We Have In Jesus.” They’re songs Susan learned as a little girl. And they come from an intense faith; from a deep and abiding belief that, ultimately, heaven is our destination.

Susan Raye

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Susan Raye
born 8th October 1944, Eugene, Oregon, USA. In 1961, with no personal thoughts of being a country singer, she found her mother had entered her in a talent show. She won and was soon singing and working as a disc jockey on local radio. By the mid-60s, she was a regular on the Portland television show Hoedown, where she was seen by Buck Owens’ manager. Between 1968 and 1976, she worked with Owens, became a Capitol Records recording artist in her own right and was a regular performer on the top television show Hee Haw, which Owens co-hosted. Between 1970 and 1977, she registered 21 solo country hits, including ‘I’ve Got A Happy Heart’ and her version of Kay Starr’s pop hit ‘Wheel Of Fortune’. During this time she also recorded duets with Owens, six of which charted, including a Top 10 with ‘The Great White Horse’. She retired for a time but reappeared in the country charts in 1986 with ‘I Just Can’t Take The Leaving Anymore’. Raye raised six children and then returned to college in the mid-80s to study psychology. She now works as a counsellor.



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