Gems

Jim Ed Brown’s backing group: Hank Corwin [steel gt], Earl Erb [gt], Bunky Keels [piano], Buck Evans [vcl/bass], and Gary Edwards [drums].

By Hans Sandberg                

SESSIONS

Probably 1971 RCA Victor Studio, 1611 Hawkins St., Nashville, TN – The Gems (Earl Erb [gt], Hank Corwin [steel], Buck Evans [vcl/bass], Gary Edwards [drums], Bunky Keels [piano],  + Jerry Shook [rh gt], The Nashville Sound 70’s: (Richard Law, Dottie DeLeonibus, Diane Hines, Ronnie Drake). Producer: Bob Ferguson, Ethel Gabriel)
001 JOY TO THE WORLD Camden CAS-2526
002 MORNING CAS-2526

003 I WON’T MENTION IT AGAIN CAS-2526

004 OH, SINGER CAS-2526

005 WE’VE ONLY JUST BEGUN CAS-2526

006 DREAM BABY (HOW LONG MUST I DREAM) CAS-2526

007 TELL HIM THAT YOU LOVE HIM CAS-2526

008 YOU’RE MY MAN CAS-2526

009 AT LEAST PART OF THE WAY CAS-2526 PL 42407(2)

RCA VICTOR PL 42407(2) AN INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF COUNTRY MUSIC (UK, 1978)

ALBUMS
RCA Camden CAS-2526 “Dream Baby” And Other Country Hits: Joy to the World; Morning; I Won’t Mention It Again; Oh, Singer; We’ve Only Just Begun; Dream Baby (How Long Must I Dream); Tell Him That You Love Him; You’re My Man; At Least Part of the Way – 71