Joseph Middleton is asking anyone with biographical information on Ms. Johneron Davis, early member of the Famous Caravans, to hit him up at The Golden Era Gospel Blog.
Bob Marovich is a gospel music historian, author, and radio host. Founder of Journal of Gospel Music blog (formally The Black Gospel Blog) and producer of the Gospel Memories Radio Show.
I have been captivated by Johneron’s voice for a long time. she had a very dramatic soprano…..and I feel its unfortunate that her voice wasn’t showcased as it should have been.
From reading the comments on youtube, I know that she was married in the 1960’s, causing her to leave the Caravans and move to Georgia. She died on a heart attack in the 1960’s.
She had a very classic beautiful look. You can often hear her voice shining in the background in the mid-50’s recording of the Caravans. She was also present for the 1955 Shrine Concert.
I have been captivated by Johneron’s voice for a long time. she had a very dramatic soprano…..and I feel its unfortunate that her voice wasn’t showcased as it should have been.
From reading the comments on youtube, I know that she was married in the 1960’s, causing her to leave the Caravans and move to Georgia. She died on a heart attack in the 1960’s.
She had a very classic beautiful look. You can often hear her voice shining in the background in the mid-50’s recording of the Caravans. She was also present for the 1955 Shrine Concert.
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