Echoes of the Gospel Carl Perkins

Echoes of the Gospel Carl PerkinsFounded in 1951 by independent record store owner and radio show promoter Ernie Young, Nashville, TNs Nashboro Records recorded some of the most potent and forceful gospel music of the time period. Although initially begun in response to overwhelming demand for gospel locally, Nashboro quickly became nationally applauded for its curatorial prowess (under the guidance of Rev. Dr. Morgan Babb of the gospel group, The Radio Four) and signature production

analog tapes

The songs on this album immediately connected with people

Faithfully remastered from the original 78s

Third Man is proud to join the ranks of Chain disciples in presenting their first ever live recording

The house no longer exists

artist biographies

The book is a mix-tape I made for my 14-year-old self

somewhat paradoxically

There's a joke and a fun fact regarding this record that would have been all but lost over the decades

to borrow Dwight Yoakam’s line about Roy Orbison’s voice

Recorded at label headquarters this past September

“Top Yourself (Bluegrass Version)” and “Carolina Drama” (written & produced by White & Brendan Benson)