Official album cover artwork for 1947-1948 The Singing Waiters by The Jubalaires

The Jubalaires

1947-1948 The Singing Waiters

RELEASED: November 30, -0001
TYPE: FULL LENGTH
1. John Saw The Number Meaning --:-- 2. He Understands, He'll Say "Well Done" --:-- 3. Ezekiel Meaning --:-- 4. Handwriting On The Wall Meaning --:-- 5. I Declare This World Is In A Bad Condition --:-- 6. The Preacher And The Bear --:-- 7. Wade In The Water Meaning --:-- 8. Alphabets Of The Bible (John The Revelator) --:-- 9. Dese Bones Gwine Rise Again Meaning --:-- 10. Moses Smote The Water Meaning --:-- 11. My Father's Rich --:-- 12. What Did Jesus Say --:-- 13. Old Lamb --:-- 14. Sampson And Delilah Meaning --:-- 15. You Better Run --:-- 16. When The Moon Goes Down --:-- 17. Live A-Humble --:-- 18. Swing Down Chariot Meaning --:-- 19. My Trouble Is Hard Meaning --:-- 20. Jube's Blues Meaning --:-- 21. When The Midnight Choo Choo Leaves For Alabam --:-- 22. Casey Jones --:-- 23. Rockin' Chair --:-- 24. Long, Lean And Lanky --:-- 25. St. Louis Blues Meaning --:--
The album '1947-1948 The Singing Waiters' by The Jubalaires showcases the rich harmonies and distinct vocal stylings that defined the group's sound during the post-war era. Blending elements of gospel, jazz, and popular music, The Jubalaires brought a unique flavor to the music scene. Their ability to convey deep emotion and storytelling through their performances has left a lasting impact on the genres they influenced, particularly in the realm of vocal group harmony.