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  1. The Chuck Wagon Gang is a Country gospel musical group, formed in 1935 by David P. ("Dad") Carter, oldest son Ernest ("Jim") along with daughters Lola ("Rose") and Effie ("Anna"). The group got their first radio break as sponsored singers for Bewley Flour in 1936.

  2. When farmer D.P. ‘DadCarter formed the group in 1935, with son, Ernest, and daughters Lola and Effie, he could not have conceived of PBS documentaries, or of fan letters from presidents. Dad was simply looking for a way to spread the good word, and a way to buy medicine for Effie, who was sick with pneumonia.

  3. The Chuck Wagon Gang are best remembered as a close harmony country gospel quartet. The original lineup was D. P. 'Dad' Carter, baritone (b 28 Sep. 1889, near Columbia KY; d 28 April 1963); Ernest 'Jim' Carter, bass (b 10 August 10, Sherman TX; d February 1971); Rose Carter, soprano (b 31 Dec., Altus OK); Anna Carter, alto (b 15 Feb., Shannon TX).

  4. When farmer D.P. ‘Dad” Carter formed the group in 1935, with son, Ernest, and daughters Lola and Effie, he could not have conceived of PBS documentaries, or of fan letters from presidents.Dad was simply looking for a way to spread the good word, and a way to buy medicine for Effie, who was sick with pneumonia. That story, and this music, has moved Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard, Charlie ...

  5. 15 de abr. de 2020 · Shaye’s great-grandfather D.P. “DadCarter founded the Chuck Wagon Gang in Lubbock in 1936 with his son Jim and daughters Rose and Anna. They’d go on to sign with Columbia Records and sell over forty million records. At one time they were the label’s longest running act.

  6. Biography. David P "Dad" Carter was the patriarch and founder of the Chuck Wagon Gang, along with his son and daughters. Like other groups that rose out of the Great Depression, the Carter Quartet was formed by David Carter in 1935 to escape the low-paying, back-breaking work of the cotton fields.

  7. 1936 in Lubbock, TX. Genre. Religious, Country. Styles. Country Gospel, Southern Gospel, Traditional Country, Gospel. Group Members. Anna Carter, Bettye Carter, D.P. "Dad" Carter, Eddie Carter, Howard Gordon, Jim Baker, Jim Carter, Rose Carter, Roy Carter, Ruth Ellen Carter. Album Highlights. Discover. Articles. Staff Picks. Advanced Search.