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Monthly Archives: November 2010
Hermon Hitson returns to the Royal Peacock
With the recent re-opening of the Royal Peacock on Auburn Avenue, I hope that news from the Peacock will work its way into the Georgia Soul blog on a regular basis. Over the last number of years, Atlanta’s most famous … Continue reading
Posted in Hermon Hitson, Royal Peacock
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The Hurricane That Hit Atlanta
It’s not often that there’s a new release featured on the blog, and there’s not very much coverage given here to gospel music (though I’m beginning to think there should be). However, I’m pretty excited about a “hot off the … Continue reading
Posted in Criminal Records, Dust-To-Digital, gospel, Hurricane, Johnny L. Jones
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W.J. Stafford’s Soul Expedition Nightclub
Dr. Rev. W. J. Stafford is not a stranger to the Georgia Soul blog, and some new pictures have surfaced which are absolutely worthy of sharing with you today. The folks over at the Atlanta History Center have digitized an … Continue reading
The Pips, all four of them!
Gladys Knight & the Pips should not be an unfamiliar name to anyone who has read this blog before. While the Georgia Soul blog has a fairly standard practice of featuring artists who are under-appreciated, off the radar of flat … Continue reading
Posted in Clifford Hunter, Gladys Knight, Langston George, Pips, Tommy Brown, Tragar
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