Parade of Quartets. [1994-10]

Collection:: Parade of Quartets Collection
Title:: Parade of Quartets. [1994-10]
Creator:: Howard, Karlton
Contributor to Resource:: WJBF (Television station : Augusta, Ga.)
Date of Original:: 1994-10-01
Subject:: Gospel music--Georgia--Augusta
Gospel music
Gospel musicians--Georgia--Augusta
Gospel musicians--United States
Television broadcasting of music--Georgia--Augusta
African American gospel singers--Georgia--Augusta
African American gospel singers--United States
Gospel singers--Georgia--Augusta
Gospel singers--United States
African American politicians--Georgia--Augusta
African American politicians--United States
Augusta (Ga.)--Religious life and customs
Augusta (Ga.)--Religion
African Americans--Religion
African Americans--Politics and government
Augusta (Ga.)--Politics and government--20th century
Parade of quartets (Television program)
Religious works
Location:: United States, Georgia, Richmond County, Augusta, 33.47097, -81.97484
Medium:: television programs
moving images
Type:: Moving Image
Format:: video/mp4
Description:: Multiple episodes of Parade of Quartets, beginning with an episode from October 2, 1994. The recording, which includes commercials, begins with the gospel group Flo Carter and the Sounds of Joy performing the song "This Train is Bound for Glory"-- Program host Karlton Howard introduces Flo Carter and the Sounds of Joy and announces the Swanee Quintet's 54th Anniversary event at Augusta Bell Auditorium happening that evening (October 2, 1994)--Karlton Howard interviews Flo Carter about the gospel group's upcoming studio album--Flo Carter and the Sounds of Joy perform "Beulah Land"--Co-hosts Frank Brown and Alicia Butler Brown present local announcements--Sunday school lesson with Reverend Bobby Truitt of the Mount Olive Baptist Church--Karlton Howard interviews James "Big Red" Anderson of the Swanee Quintet--Video clip of Swanee Quintet performing "God's Gonna Get You For That"--Frank Brown and Alicia Butler Brown present more local announcements--Karlton Howard speaks with Swanee Quintet member Deacon Percy E. Griffin about the 54th anniversary event--Video clip of an unidentified African American clergyman giving testimony--Frank Brown and Alicia Butler Brown present more local announcements--Karlton Howard introduces devotional services and speaks with Reverend Herrington--Reverend Herrington leads devotional services along with Swanee Quintet members Deacon Percy E. Griffin, Johnny Jones, and James "Big Red" Anderson--Frank Brown and Alicia Butler Brown present more local announcements--Video clip of Willie Neal Johnson and the Gospel Keynotes performing their song "Lord Don't Ever Leave Me"--Fragment of Karlton Howard, Frank Brown, and Alicia Butler Brown discussing that evening's Swanee Quintet 54th Anniversary event at the Bell Auditorium--Another episode of Parade of Quartets (possibly October 9, 1994) begins with the Cartersville Youth Choir performing "I Don't Know What You've Come To Do"--Karlton Howard lists the program's guests while the Cartersville Youth Choir continue singing--Karlton Howard welcomes audience back after commercial break and reads local announcements--The Gospel Connection perform a gospel song--Co-host Frank Brown reads local announcements--Sunday school lesson with Reverend Bobby Hankerson, dated October 9, 1994--Karlton Howard reads more local announcements and thanks the audience on behalf of the Swanee Quintet for attendance at the 54th Anniversary event--The Gospel Connection perform "He's Got The Whole World In His Hands"--Karlton Howard announces a revival at the Greenville Missionary Baptist Church and introduces the Voices of Praise choir--Voices of Praise sing "When God Is In The Building"--Fragment of a performance by an unidentified African American gospel group--Co-host Alicia Butler Brown interviews the owner of the Metro Courier newspaper and chairwoman of the Augusta Black Expo 1994, Barbara Gordon, about the 1994 Black Expo--Karlton Howard speaks with guest preacher Pastor Herrington who introduces Reverend Hal McKinley of the Trinity Baptist Church--Karlton Howard speaks with Minister Derek Jeter and Brother Harris of the Beaver Dam Baptist Church--Minister Derek Jeter sings a gospel song--Reverend Hal McKinley leads a prayer--Clip of Charles Johnson and The Revivers singing "Let's Have Church"--Karlton Howard announces Charles Johnson and The Revivers will be coming to Augusta on November 17, 1994 at the Imperial Theatre--Brother Prophet announces an upcoming community gospel album and sings a gospel song--Another clip of Charles Johnson and The Revivers performing "Let's Have Church"--Co-hosts Frank Brown and Alicia Butler Brown read local announcements--Karlton Howard announces more local events and presents the Bruesteraires--The Bruesteraires close out the Parade of Quartets episode with a performance of "Glory, Glory, Hallelujah"--End credits roll while the Bruesteraires complete the song--A new episode begins with a performance by the Second Baptist Church Choir singing "If You're Happy And You Know It, Say Amen"--While the Second Baptist Church Choir continue to sing, program host Karlton Howard welcomes the audience to another episode of Parade of Quartets (Probably October 16, 1994) and lists upcoming guests--Karlton Howard speaks with Deacon Matthews about the Second Baptist Church and upcoming events at the church--Second Baptist Church Choir performs the song "Yes, I'm a Believer"--Co-hosts Frank Brown and Alicia Butler Brown read local announcements--Sunday school lesson with Reverend Chris Lowe, dated October 16, 1994--Karlton Howard announces upcoming local concerts including The Christianaires, Lloyd Kennedy, Curtis Young, and Charles Johnson and The Revivers--Unidentified African American gospel group performs "Your Grace and Mercy"--Karlton Howard welcomes audience back from commercials, requests that event announcements be submitted to the program with more notice, and announces a musical play titled "A Family Affair" coming to the Bell Auditorium--Alicia Butler Brown interviews Willarina Williams and Audrey Thomas from the Augusta Chapter of The Links about their organization and a fundraising event at the Augusta Performing Arts Theatre, and Audrey Thomas announces they are recognizing October as breast cancer awareness month--Co-host Frank Brown introduces the Good Shepherd Baptist Church Choir, and they perform the song "All Of My Help"--Karlton Howard leads a devotional prayer--Good Shepherd Baptist Church Choir performs the song "One More Sunny Day"--Karlton Howard introduces the M. W. Gresham Male Chorus who then perform the song "Fix It Jesus"--Alicia Butler Brown interview Pearlene Franklin from the Health Care Ministry of Beulah Grove Baptist Church, and they discuss the third annual health fair--Karlton Howard introduces the Bruesteraires and announces their upcoming 43rd anniversary event in Johnston, South Carolina--Parade of Quartets episode ends with credits while the Bruesteraires perform a gospel song--A new episode of Parade of Quartets begins with the Everfaithful Youth Choir performing the gospel song "Still Have Joy"--Program host Karlton Howard welcomes the audience to the show while the Everfaithful Youth Choir continue to sing--A video clip of the gospel group Paul Porter and The Christianaires performing at theFirst Mount Moriah Baptist Church--Karlton Howard announces Paul Porter and The Christianaires will be at the Bruesteraires Anniversary event on November 5th in Johnston, South Carolina--Karlton Howard interviews Pastor Rosa L. Williams of the Everfaithful Baptist Church about the Everfaithful Youth Choir's 5th anniversary--Everfaithful Youth Choir perform the gospel song "My Liberty"--Co-hosts Frank Brown and Alicia Butler Brown read local announcements--Sunday school lesson with Reverend Chris Lowe--Karlton Howard reads more local announcements and introduces the Walnut Grove Young Adult Choir--Walnut Grove Young Adult Choir perform the song "I Gave Up Everything To Follow Him"--Video clip of Charles Johnson and The Revivers performing the gospel song "His Love"--Karlton Howard announces Charles Johnson and The Revivers will be at the Imperial Theatre on November 17, 1994 while a flier for the event is shown on screen--Co-host Alicia Butler Brown interviews the Publicity Chairperson for the Augusta Black Expo 1994, Tanya Barnhill--Karlton Howard interviews Bishop Grace Jackson about the Fellowship Churches United's weekend anniversary event--Karlton Howard talks to cast members from the play "A Family Affair"--Cast member Dina sings the gospel song "When We All Get To Heaven"--Bishop Grace Jackson leads the morning prayer and "A Family Affair" cast members complete the song "When We All Get To Heaven"--Video clip of Curtis Young and The Young Singers performing a gospel song--Karlton Howard announces Curtis Young and The Young Singers will be at the Flying Clouds 33rd Anniversary event while an image of the event flier is shown on screen--Karlton Howard talks with the Bruesteraires about their upcoming anniversary show on November 5, 1994--Frank Brown and Alicia Butler Brown read more local announcements--The episode ends with a performance by the Bruesteraires singing "Turn It Over To Jesus." Annotation from original media: Willie on P.O.Q. | P.O.Q. Oct. 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 1994 POQ 11-6 Condition Report: Audio is compromised in parts: 10:55-11:22. Parade of Quartets is a television program that has aired on WJBF-TV in Augusta, Georgia, from 1954 to the present, featuringAfrican American gospel music, and appearances by both local and national African American political leaders.
Metadata URL:: http://purl.libs.uga.edu/brown/poq_0260/bmac
Language:: eng
Extent:: 1 video file (mp4) (3 hrs., 51 min., 23 sec.) : sd., col.
Original Collection:: Parade of quartets collection, 1984-2006. Walter J. Brown Media Archives and Peabody Awards Collection, The University of Georgia Libraries.
Holding Institution:: Walter J. Brown Media Archives and Peabody Awards Collection
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