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Duane Becker
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For all the Jack Smith fans...

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I have seen these more than once. Jack was a fantastic picker.
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My favorite gospel group of all time. I regret that I never saw them in person. Jack was a great player.

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Greg.
That album doesn't sound like the same Jack Smith to me ?
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Tony,
I don't know for sure, but I think it is one and the same.

Look at how many years were between these recordings. The young, and I mean young, Jack Smith was new to steel and had not developed "that" touch.
But listening to the album, I hear a lot of the same characteristics between the early and later recordings.

Just my opinion.
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Post by Gil James »

Thanks for posting these Duane! The best Gospel Group ever! Jack Smith was one the first steel players I ever saw on TV, those same Jubilee shows on Sunday mornings. Been a fan ever since.
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