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J.D. Sumner

J.D. Sumner

Died at 73

  • 7 movies
  • Career 1948 – 2022

John Daniel "J. D." Sumner was an American gospel singer, songwriter, and music promoter noted for his bass voice. Sumner sings the final note on the Elvis Presley song "Way Down", a C1. His vocal range extended below the lowest playable note on the piano, reaching the note G0 in a 26-second vocal slide at a concert while singing backing vocals for Presley. There are some claiming he reached an Eb0 in a recorded live concert while singing with the Blackwood Brothers, however this cannot be verified. He was famous for his group J. D. Sumner and the Stamps Quartet and his associations with the Blackwood Brothers and Elvis Presley.

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J.D. Sumner’s filmography

7 titles
Quick on the Trigger
6.5
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Quick on the Trigger

1948 · Western

Feelin' At Home
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Feelin' At Home

1997 · Music

Kennedy Center Homecoming
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Gaither's Pond: The Lure Depths
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Gaither's Pond: The Lure Depths

1997 · Family · Animation

A Tribute To George Younce
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Sunday Meetin' Time
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Sunday Meetin' Time

2006 · Music

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