Track Listings
| 1. Each Day | |||
| 2. Lord Jesus | |||
| 3. I Want To Go To Heaven & | |||
| 4. I'm A Pilgrim Traveler | |||
| 5. I Heard The News | |||
| 6. Our Father | |||
| 7. He Said He Would | |||
| 8. I See Jesus | |||
| 9. Our Father | |||
| 10. Don't Miss | |||
| 11. I Heard Mother Pray One D | |||
| 12. Good Old Way | |||
| 13. See His Blessed Face | |||
| 14. Did He Die In Vain | |||
| 15. I Know Someday God's Gonn | |||
| 16. Conversation With Jesus | |||
| 17. Ball Game | |||
| 18. Letter To Heaven | |||
| 19. In A Little While | |||
| 20. Untitled Instrumental | |||
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Editorial Reviews
Product Description
A must for every fan of soul gospel, Dragnet for Jesus compiles all of the gospel songs -- many (previously) unreleased -- that Wynona Carr recorded for the Specialty label. Spanning 1949 to 1954, are many of Carr's original compositions including 'I'm a Pilgrim Traveler' and 'Nobody but Jesus', as well as her efforts at incorporating pop culture into God's message with the sports-themed '15 Rounds for Jesus' and her most-recognized song, 'The Ball Game'. The title track is based around a popular TV show of the time, Dragnet, opening with a detective office scene. ACE. 2004
Dragnet for Jesus,Wynona Carr,Ace,Gospel,R&B/Soul
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Dragnet for Jesus
Sister Wynona Carr Manufacturer: Specialty ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000000QMP Release Date: 1995-01-04 |
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Cleveland's Wynona Carr was a sadly underrated master of metaphor in gospel songwriting. Her best-known release during her 1949-54 heyday was "The Ball Game," an extended metaphor with Satan as the pitcher, Solomon as the umpire, and so on. She had several other similarly clever songs, including "Dragnet for Jesus" (inspired by the TV show) and "15 Rounds for Jesus," that were never released at the time. It's thought that Specialty Records felt the songs were a little too clever and not straightforwardly devotional enough. There may also have been concern about the effect a jump-blues feel would have on a conservative record-buying public, although contemporary records by Sister Rosetta Tharpe and songs by Mahalia Jackson scarcely a decade later were equally jazzy. This 26-song collection covers a lot of stylistic ground: on "I'm a Pilgrim Traveler" (modeled on the blues song "St. James Infirmary") and an "Our Father" recorded at the Rev. C.L. Franklin's Bethel Baptist Church, she shows off a full-voiced sanctified style with impressive power and expression. Turning the tables on R&B artists who were not above rewriting gospel numbers with secular lyrics, she borrows back Wynonie Harris's "Good Rockin' Tonight" and rewrites it as "I Heard the News (Jesus Is Coming Again)." --Bob BannisterCustomer Reviews:
Our Father Is a STUNNER.......2006-06-02
Fantastic Album.......2004-03-16
Outstanding.......2002-11-10
spirit, soul, and sass..........1999-06-16
greatest gospel cd on the market today.......1999-05-16
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Dragnet for Jesus
Sister Wynona Carr ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000254FQ8 Release Date: 2004-03-27 |
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Dragnet for Jesus
Sister Wynona Carr Manufacturer: Ace ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B0000085K1 Release Date: 2004-03-27 |
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Album Description
A must for every fan of soul gospel, Dragnet for Jesus compiles all of the gospel songs -- many (previously) unreleased -- that Wynona Carr recorded for the Specialty label. Spanning 1949 to 1954, are many of Carr's original compositions including 'I'm a Pilgrim Traveler' and 'Nobody but Jesus', as well as her efforts at incorporating pop culture into God's message with the sports-themed '15 Rounds for Jesus' and her most-recognized song, 'The Ball Game'. The title track is based around a popular TV show of the time, Dragnet, opening with a detective office scene. ACE. 2004R&B Music:
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