Herman Hitson was a great guitar player who recorded with singer/saxophonist Lonnie Youngblood in the early 1960's, but a lot of the records they made together were reissued with the guitar parts credited to the other guitarist who'd been working with Youngblood at the time, Jimi Hendrix. My husband Charles recognized this song as the old gospel standard "You Can't Beat God's Giving," used in many Black churches for the offertory (when they pass the collection plate).
Thank you as always. I learned a lot from your comment. As you can see, this LP was produced in Japan, but the company that produced it did not seem to understand the details of the artists. The commentary only mentions famous artists, and there is no recording data. Your comment helped me understand it better. I am very grateful.💕
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Herman Hitson was a great guitar player who recorded with singer/saxophonist Lonnie Youngblood in the early 1960's, but a lot of the records they made together were reissued with the guitar parts credited to the other guitarist who'd been working with Youngblood at the time, Jimi Hendrix. My husband Charles recognized this song as the old gospel standard "You Can't Beat God's Giving," used in many Black churches for the offertory (when they pass the collection plate).
Thank you as always. I learned a lot from your comment. As you can see, this LP was produced in Japan, but the company that produced it did not seem to understand the details of the artists. The commentary only mentions famous artists, and there is no recording data. Your comment helped me understand it better. I am very grateful.💕
I listened to "You Can't Beat God Giving" and was moved. My best regards to your wonderful husband!👏