The Stanley Brothers - The Angels Are Singing

(Columbia Harmony HL-7377 (mono) / HS-11177 (stereo)) Jun 1966

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This was the second album to appear featuring material from The Stanley Brothers years at Columbia. All of the songs had previously been released on singles, but there was no duplication of tracks with the earlier The Stanley Brothers LP.

Both the 'Electronically re-channeled for stereo' and Mono versions were released at the same time, and were listed as new releases in the 11th June 1966 edition of 'Billboard' magazine.

The 'Harmony' label was a budget imprint of Columbia, that specialised in reissued material.^[1]

All 22 of the songs The Stanley Brothers recorded for Columbia can now be found on The Complete Columbia Stanley Brothers CD.

Thanks to Gary B. Reid for the correction/update.

For detailed information on these songs / sessions, check Gary B. Reid's The Music Of The Stanley Brothers book, pages 23-30, 32-33, and 36-38.

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[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harmony_Records