Texas Jubilaires
Texas Jubilaires
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How I Got Over
How I Got Over
How I Got Over - Song Clip
SoundClick artist Texas Jubilaires presents "How I Got Over", an outstanding release in the Gospel genre. It is the kind of track that finds the right moment to make itself heard. The Texas influence comes through clearly, making this especially appealing to gospel fans. "How I Got Over" has peaked at #14 in the Gospel category on SoundClick. Texas Jubilaires continues to build a Gospel catalog on SoundClick, one of the longest-running platforms for independent artists.
Pass Me Not
Pass Me Not
Pass Me Not - Song Clip
SoundClick artist Texas Jubilaires presents "Pass Me Not", an outstanding release in the Gospel genre. It is the kind of track that finds the right moment to make itself heard. Representing the charismatic sound of gospel in Texas, this track speaks for itself. "Pass Me Not" has peaked at #22 in the Gospel category on SoundClick. Texas Jubilaires is an independent artist on SoundClick, releasing Gospel music directly to fans worldwide.
Cannot Tell It All
Cannot Tell It All
Cannot Tell It All - Clip
"Cannot Tell It All" by Texas Jubilaires is a Gospel production available on SoundClick. Texas Jubilaires demonstrates a clear artistic voice throughout. This is the unmistakable sound of Texas, and it will especially appeal to gospel fans. SoundClick gives artists like Texas Jubilaires a platform to share original Gospel music with listeners around the world.
You Don't Know
You Don't Know
This song was a total collaboration by the band. The lyrics were written by "SkudR" Jones and James "J.B." Bennett. The rest of the group had creative input on the musical arrangement.
"You Don't Know" by Texas Jubilaires is a Gospel production available on SoundClick. The production choices feel intentional, giving the track a distinct character. The Texas influence comes through clearly, making this especially appealing to gospel fans. It has charted at #13 on the SoundClick Gospel chart. Listeners into Gospel, Contemporary Christian and Contemporary Gospel will find this track a natural fit within their rotation.
Webster’s dictionary defines a “jubilee” as a time of celebration. To be “jubilant” is a means of expressing joy. And, although not found in any dictionary, a “jubilaire” describes the character of one who has and demonstrates the attributes of its root word. In other words, a “Jubilaire” is a person that can be found expressing their joy through celebration. Likewise, it is said that “everything” grows or is big in Texas. Thus, the name, Texas Jubilaires aptly fits the spirit and character of this gospel quartet from San Antonio.
Band/artist history
In September 2002, Brother James Bennett was at a San Antonio Quartet Association program, when he was approached by “SkudR” Jones, and asked to form a gospel quartet. As the discussion continued, SkudR even volunteered to be a member of the group.
J.B. (as he is affectionately known) went home and prayed about it and the Lord revealed to him, certain individuals who would be a great compliment to the group. The phone calls soon followed, first to SkudR, then Willie Franklin III, then to B.C. Eatmon and each one responded enthusiastically and agreed to join. Then James began seeking musicians and each one contacted agreed to help launch this ministry.
They practiced hard, learning material and putting their unique ideas and arrangements to each song. The Lord continued to bless the group with each rehearsal. Once the group had been at a few churches their notoriety began to flourish. They were blessed to minister at West End Baptist Church, during the CD release of David Walker and Serenity, from Houston, Texas.
As the group pressed on, the musicians and musical framework changed. However, the Lord blessed quickly adding other musicians as replacements. Now the group has transcended its original sound from mostly keyboards to a more traditional quartet feel incorporating two guitars, bass and drums.
Have you performed in front of an audience?
Yes, all over San Antonio primarily but we're willing to go anywhere to minister.
Your musical influences
Our group varies in age from 16 to 55 and as such, we have a lot of influences from R&B, Gospel, Contemporary Christian, Jazz, even Country.
What equipment do you use?
Our group consists of four vocalists, 2 guitars, bass and drums.
Anything else?
The Lord continues to strengthen the group and provide opportunities for them to gain wider exposure. The Texas Jubilaires has opened for The Gospel Keynotes, Chester Baldwin, The Texas Boyz, and Bishop Neal Robinson. The group solicits your prayers and continued support of their ministry as they touch the hearts and souls of people through their music.
Please sign our guest book and let us know how we can come minister and fellowship with you.
The Texas Jubilaires are:
(seated) Leon Cole Guitar, James Bennett Lead vocals, Mike McLean Bass
(standing) DeShaun Franklin Drums, D. “SkudR” Jones Vocals, Chris Knox Guitar, B.C. Eatmon Vocals, Willie Franklin III Vocalist
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bless you all, your music blessed me today
KEEP LOVING THE LORD.
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