Don Solomon, 2007 Oral History

Don Solomon, 2007 Oral History

Rev. Don Solomon (b.Feb 13, 1932, d. Dec 14, 2017) Pastor for many years of the Lily Grove Missionary Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama, and worked closely for years with UAB’s School of Public Health founding Congregations for Public Health. Solomon served as right hand man to millionaire A.G...

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Main Author: Don Solomon
Other Authors: Bob Friedman
Format: Electronic
Published: Birmingham Black Radio Museum
Subjects:
Oral histories
Online Access:http://thebbrm.org/items/show/104
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collection Birmingham Black Radio Museum Oral Histories Collection
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publisher Birmingham Black Radio Museum
topic Oral histories
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Don Solomon, 2007 Oral History
Don Solomon
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description Rev. Don Solomon (b.Feb 13, 1932, d. Dec 14, 2017) Pastor for many years of the Lily Grove Missionary Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama, and worked closely for years with UAB’s School of Public Health founding Congregations for Public Health. Solomon served as right hand man to millionaire A.G. Gaston for whom he worked for some 40 years, retiring as a senior vice president of Booker T. Washington Insurance Company. From 2005 until his passing, he was a member and harmony instructor with the Birmingham based Pillars of Birmingham gospel quartet. In this interview, Don shares his early life and his first gospel singing experiences with groups in his child hood in the 1940’s
spelling Don Solomon, 2007 Oral HistoryDon SolomonBob FriedmanRev. Don Solomon (b.Feb 13, 1932, d. Dec 14, 2017) Pastor for many years of the Lily Grove Missionary Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama, and worked closely for years with UAB’s School of Public Health founding Congregations for Public Health. Solomon served as right hand man to millionaire A.G. Gaston for whom he worked for some 40 years, retiring as a senior vice president of Booker T. Washington Insurance Company. From 2005 until his passing, he was a member and harmony instructor with the Birmingham based Pillars of Birmingham gospel quartet. In this interview, Don shares his early life and his first gospel singing experiences with groups in his child hood in the 1940’sBirmingham Black Radio MuseumLindsey ReynoldsEmily BibbMay 25, 2007JPGMP3PDFhttp://thebbrm.org/item/104http://thebbrm.org/files/original/e636a8c76a141b7a846a7827d6de3ff8.jpghttp://thebbrm.org/files/original/12f22693c7c3608cb66436680b6053ba.mp3http://thebbrm.org/files/original/3448aec913c5bcb56e91124765cf9fc1.pdfEnglish
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