Playing Forgotten Music on 78 RPM Records by Curt HahnS3productions gospel quarter hourEarle Anderson The Lord’s PrayerBless This HouseLes Barnett Blessed QuietnessIt’s No SecretPodcast Link    All credit due to the artist, musicians and Record Companies. No profit or income derived from this podcast. Have a historic 78 RPM and story you want to share with my listeners?  Contact me at: www.facebook.com/s3productions2 or [email protected] Records started as a California company in 1944. The President was Earle E. Williams, who hosted the TV show "Sunday Sing" (originally, "Highway to Heaven") which debuted on October 28, 1956 on KCOP in Los Angeles. By 1958, they were operating at 550 W. Lambert Rd., Whittier, California. They specialized in religious music, and shared much of their artist roster with the Christian Faith label, also in California. bsnpubs.com/word/sacred/sacred.htmlSacred Records Album DiscographyBy Mike Callahan, David Edwards, and Patrice EyriesEarle AndersonA: The Lord’s PrayerComposer: Albert Hay MalotteOrgan and PianoB: Bless This HouseComposers Brahe, TaylorSacred records 84 A/BLes Barnett Blessed QuietnessComposer: MarshallLes BarnettProfile: was well known for his extraordinary virtuosity at the organ. His untimely death in 1959 was a shock to the music world.It’s No SecretComposer: HamblemSingspiration Sacred RecordingsVariety: 1a. RCA-Victor Div. for Singspiration, Grand Rapids, Michigan, non-breakable at 3, red labelRCA Victor Division of Radio Corporation of America

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