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Prince Dixon with the Jackson Southernaires – Mind Your Own Business – Vinyl Record
Mind Your Own Business is an album performed by Prince Dixon with the Jackson Southernaires. It falls within the gospel music genre, given the involvement of the Jackson Southernaires, a well-known gospel group.
Musical legend in their native Mississippi, the long-lived gospel group the Jackson Southernaires was formed in 1940 by producer Frank Crisler; originally comprising Huey Williams, Roger Bryant, Jr., Maurice Surrell, James Burks and Luther Jennings, the quintet took its earliest cues from the Mississippi Blind Boys but swiftly honed its own distinctive style, becoming the first group in the state to implement guitar, bass, drums and keyboard into their stage act.
After decades of touring, they signed their first contract with Duke/Peacock in 1963; their debut, Too Late, was one of the label’s best-selling releases. After a brief stint with ABC/Dunhill during the early 1970s which yielded the LPs Save My Child and Look Around. The Southernaires signed with Malaco in 1975, where they enjoyed their greatest success with a series of hit albums including 1979’s Legendary Gentlemen, 1981’s Touch of Class and 1982’s Down Home.
Gospel music explores themes of spirituality, faith, and personal reflection. Mind Your Own Business carry’s a message of focusing on one’s own journey and relationship with faith rather than being preoccupied with the actions or opinions of others.
The collaboration between Prince Dixon and the Jackson Southernaires results in a soulful and uplifting musical experience. The Jackson Southernaires are known for their harmonious vocals and their ability to convey deep emotions through their performances.
Gospel music has a rich tradition of blending vocal prowess with meaningful lyrics, creating an atmosphere of spiritual connection for both performers and listeners. Mind Your Own Business is an album encourages self-reflection and a sense of community within the context of faith.
Mind Your Own Business by Prince Dixon with the Jackson Southernaires could be a powerful gospel song that resonates with those who appreciate the soulful and spiritual aspects of gospel music, inviting listeners to engage with themes of faith and introspection.
In addition to hosting their own radio show for over four decades, the Southernaires also starred in their own television series, Gospel Unlimited, and won Traditional Male Group of the Year honors from the Gospel Music Workshop of America each year from 1987 to 1989; 1991’s Thank You Mama for Praying for Me… earned the group a Grammy nomination as well. They continued performing and recording well into the 1990s, albeit with Jennings as the lone remaining original member.
Hightone Records 1984
Brand new, never played and still sealed in the factory plastic seal
Track Listing
I’ve Got Jesus By My Side
When It Needs Gettin Done
Mind Your Own Business
He Brought Me Out
Lord I’m Comin Back To You
Payday Is Coming
I’m Glad
Closer To Jesus
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