J.D. Sumner

Interpretación

J.D. Sumner

Nacimiento
Fallecimiento
(73 años)
Lugar de nacimiento
Lakeland, Florida
Créditos
20 títulos

Biografía

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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Créditos de interpretación 20

AñoTítuloRol
2026 EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert Película Self (archive footage)
2022 Elvis Presley: Meet Me In Memphis Película vocals
2009 Elvis In Concert Remastered Película Self - backing vocals (uncredited)
2006 Sunday Meetin' Time Película
2005 A Tribute To George Younce Película
2002 Kennedy Center Homecoming Película
1998 Atlanta Homecoming Película Himself
1998 All Day Singing at The Dome Película Self
1997 This Is My Story Película Himself
1997 Feelin' At Home Película
1997 Gaither's Pond: The Lure Depths Película
1995 The Sweetest Song I Know Película Himself
1994 The Elvis I Knew Película Self
1992 Elvis: The Lost Performances Película Self (archive footage)
1977 Elvis in Concert Película Self - backing vocals (uncredited)
1973 Elvis - Aloha from Hawaii Película Self - Band
1972 Elvis Presley: Elvis On Tour Película Self - Vocals, The Stamps
1972 Elvis Live at Madison Square Garden Película Self - Vocals
1949 Challenge of the Range Película Guitar Player (uncredited)
1948 Quick on the Trigger Película Band Member
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