Maggie Ingram And The Ingramettes - Tribute To Granny Album

Tracklist

1	Be Sure You Hold
2	A Tribute To Grann (Somebody Lef' Dis' Mornin'/Hide Behind De Mountain)
3	Richmond, Virginia Flood
4	Things I Used To Do
5	Just As Long
6	Something Is Wrong With The Christians Of Today
7	You Talk Too Much
8	Hold To His Hand
9	Sing The Wondrous

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
PL-16037	Maggie Ingram And The Ingramettes	Tribute To Granny ‎(LP, RE)	GosPearl Records	PL-16037	US	1986
007100	Maggie Ingram And The Ingramettes	Tribute To Granny ‎(LP)	Heavenly	007100	US	1980

Video

Album

Album 1986 9 Songs. A Tribute To Granny Somebody Lef' Dis' Mornin' Hide Behind the Mountain. 9 Songs, 39 Minutes. Released: Aug 22, 1986. 1986 Atlanta International Records, Inc. 60 million songs. Maggie Ingram & The Ingramettes 22-08-1986. Total duration:39 min. Richmond, Virginia Flood. Maggie Ingram & The Ingramettes. Tribute To Granny. Composers: Maggie Ingram. Just As Long. Composers: Maggie Ingram, Almeda Ingram Miller. You Talk Too Much. Richmond, Virginia Flood, 07:15. Be Sure You Hold In Times Like These, 03:13. Sing the Wondrous, 04:57. A Tribute To Granny Somebody Lef' Dis' Mornin' Hide Behind the Mountain, 06:25. Now playing . Listen to music from Maggie Ingram & The Ingramettes like A Tribute to Granny, Time Is Winding Up & more. Find the latest tracks, albums, and images from Maggie Ingram & The Ingramettes. Maggie Ingram. Tribute to Granny. Miami Riot 1987 Maggie Ingram & The Ingramettes 6:32. Hold To His Hand- Maggie Ingram 2:33. You Can't Hurry God 1977 Maggie Ingram & The Ingramettes 3:35. Like A Ship 1987 Maggie Ingram & The Ingramettes 5:58. 06UUUU Maggie Ingram and the Ingramettes 5th Street Baptist Church Richmond Virgina c 2007. Legendary Ingramettes. 7 June at 18:33 . In these dark time, join my friends Legendary Ingramettes for an amazing premiere of their new scorching new CD Take a Look in the Book tomorrow Before Covid-19, the Ingramettes had some wonderful gigs to support the CD, including performances throughout Virginia and then the Irvington Town Hall, followed by the Brooklyn Folk Festival, and then a US State Department trip to Nicaragua, all naturally cancelled. In the meantime though, they have become a beacon of hope - a in the darkness. Pomegranates is a 2015 album by Nicolas Jaar, intended as an unofficial alternate soundtrack to the 1969 film The Colour of Pomegranates. Mark Richardson, writing for Pitchfork Media, stated that there are long stretches, particularly in the early going, where it's more of a sound piece than what is usually described as 'music', but the album's second half contains some of Jaar's loveliest tunes. Sasha Geffen, writing for Consequence of Sound, said that given its length, Pomegranates doesnt always