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This is a discography for the Gospel Music Hall of Fame group The Blackwood Brothers.
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This is a discography for the Gospel Music Hall of Fame group The Blackwood Brothers.
| Year | Album | Members Who Performed | Record Label |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1952 | Favorite Gospel Songs and Spirituals | James, R. W., Dan Huskey, Bill Lyles, Jackie Marshall | RCA Victor |
| 1956 | Hymn Sing | James, J. D. Sumner, Cecil, Bill Shaw, Jackie Marshall | |
| 1957 | I’m Bound For That City | ||
| 1958 | His Hands | ||
| 1959 | The Stranger Of Galilee | ||
| Paradise Island | |||
| The Blackwood Brothers | RCA Camden | ||
| Give The World A Smile | James, J. D. Sumner, Cecil, Bill Shaw, Wally Varner | Skylite Records | |
| 1960 | Sunday Meetin Time | ||
| The Blackwood Brothers In Concert | RCA Victor | ||
| Beautiful Isle Of Somewhere | |||
| 1961 | The Blackwood Brothers On Tour | ||
| The Pearly White City | |||
| 1962 | Precious Memories | ||
| Silver Anniversary Album | |||
| The Blackwood Brothers with The Statesmen Wish You a Musical Merry Christmas | |||
| The Keys To The Kingdom | RCA Camden | ||
| At Home With The Blackwoods | Skylite Records | ||
| 1963 | On Stage | RCA Victor | |
| The Blackwood Brothers Quartet Featuring Their Famous Bass J. D. Sumner | |||
| Give Us This Day | RCA Camden | ||
| 1964 | Gloryland Jubilee | ||
| Blackwood Family Album | Skylite Records | ||
| The Blackwood Brothers Quartet Featuring James Blackwood | RCA Victor | ||
| The Blackwood Brothers Quartet Present Their Exciting Tenor Bill Shaw | Cecil, J.D. Sumner, Bill Shaw, James, Whitey Gleason | ||
| 1965 | Something Old - Something New | ||
| The Blackwood Brothers Quartet Featuring Cecil Blackwood | |||
| Do You Thank The Lord Each Day | RCA Camden | ||
| 1966 | On The Jericho Road | Cecil, Bill Shaw, James, John Hall, Whitey Gleason | |
| How Big Is God | RCA Victor | ||
| The Sound Of Gospel Music | |||
| The Grand Old Gospel (with Porter Wagoner) | Bill Shaw, James, Cecil, John Hall, David Weston | King | |
| 1967 | With A Song On My Lips (And A Prayer In My Heart) | RCA Camden | |
| The Blackwood Brothers Quartet Featuring Big John Hall | RCA? | ||
| Songs For Joy | |||
| Surely Goodness And Mercy (with George Beverly Shea) | |||
| 1968 | It Is No Secret | Skylite Records | |
| In The Sweet By And By | RCA Camden | ||
| The Fabulous Blackwood Brothers Quartet | RCA Victor | ||
| Yours Faithfully | Cecil, Bill Shaw, James, London Parris, Dave Weston | ||
| In Gospel Country | |||
| All Day Singing | Skylite Records | ||
| 1969 | The Heavenly Harmony Of The Blackwood Brothers Quartet | ||
| Fill My Cup Lord | RCA Victor | ||
| Just A Closer Walk With Thee | RCA Camden | ||
| O Come All Ye Faithful | |||
| 1970 | Gospel Classics | ||
| My God And I | |||
| Oh Happy Day | RCA Camden | ||
| 1971 | Sheltered In The Arms Of God | James, Cecil, Jimmy, London Parris, Bill Shaw | |
| Amazing Grace | |||
| Put Your Hand In The Hand | |||
| The Blackwood Brothers Quartet Featuring London Parris | RCA Victor | ||
| He’s Still The King Of Kings And Lord Of Lords | |||
| 1972 | L-O-V-E | ||
| This Could Be The Dawning | |||
| Roll On Jordan | |||
| Release Me (From My Sin) | James, Cecil, Jimmy, Ken Turner, Bill Shaw, Tommy Fairchild | Skylite Records | |
| Mighty Clouds Of Joy | RCA Camden | ||
| 1973 | How Great Thou Art | ||
| On Stage | Skylite Records | ||
| Hallelujah To The King | |||
| Turn Your Radio On | ARAA Records | ||
| My Sweet Saviour’s Love | |||
| A Father’s Prayer | Skylite Records | ||
| It’s Worth It All | |||
| 1974 | There He Goes | James, Cecil, Jimmy, Ken Turner, Pat Hoffmaster, Tommy Fairchild | |
| Let’s Make A Joyful Noise | |||
| 1975 | What A Beautiful Day For The Lord To Come Again | ||
| Keep On Singing Featuring James Blackwood | |||
| Hallelujah Meetin’ | |||
| Hymns Of Gold | |||
| 1976 | Learning To Lean | ||
| Lord We Praise You | |||
| 1977 | Live! From Nashville Spotlighting James Blackwood | ||
| Bill Gaither Songs | |||
| Jesus Let Me Write You A Song | |||
| 1978 | His Amazing Love | ||
| Lift Up The Name Of Jesus | |||
| 1979 | Featuring Cecil Blackwood | ||
| Live! In Music City USA | |||
| Live! At The National Quartet Convention | |||
| Hymns By The Blackwood Brothers | |||
| The Blackwood Brothers Featuring John Cox | James, Cecil, Jimmy, John Cox, Ken Turner, Tommy Fairchild | ||
| Merry Christmas From The Blackwood Brothers | Voice Box Records | ||
| 1980 | We Come To Worship | ||
| Hymns Of The Church | Skylite Records | ||
| Until Then | |||
| On The Jericho Road | |||
| 1981 | The Joy Of Knowing Jesus | James, Cecil, Jimmy, Ken Turner, Pat Hoffmaster, Tommy Fairchild | |
| Hits Of The Century | |||
| 1982 | Joy Comes In The Morning | ||
| Rise And Be Healed | |||
| How Great Thou Art | RCA Camden | ||
| I'm Following You | Voice Box Records | ||
| 1983 | Because He Lives | Skylite Records | |
| The Family Of God | |||
| Perfect Heart | |||
| Second To None | Robert Crawford, Rick Price, Jimmy Blackwood, Cecil Blackwood, Ken Turner | ||
| 1984 | He Touched Me | ||
| 1954: The Final Curtain | Bill Shaw, James, RW, Bill Lyles, Jack Marshall | Gusto | |
| 1985 | Old Time Singing | Skylite Records | |
| Safe In The Arms Of Jesus | RW Blackwood Jr, Jimmy Blackwood, Cecil Blackwood, Ken Turner, Jeff Stice | ||
| That Brighter Day | Voice Box | ||
| I Bowed On My Knees And Cried Holy | Voice Box Records | ||
| 1986 | The Answer | Jerry Trammell, RW Blackwood Jr, Cecil Blackwood, Ken Turner | Calvary Records |
| 1990 | Turning the Soil | Darren Krauter, Mark Blackwood, Cecil Blackwood, Jeff McMann | Sounds Unreel |
| 1996 | Still Alive | Paul Acree, Mark Blackwood, Chris Blackwood, Cecil Blackwood | |
| 1997 | The Blackwoods (Gaither Gospel Series) | Spring House | |
| 1998 | Beulah Land | Steve Warren, Mike LoPrinzi, Cecil Blackwood, Eric Winston | Custom |
| 1998 | Augusta Live | Bibletone | |
| 1999 | Blackwood Brothers Quartet Sing Songs Elvis Sang | Steve Warren, Rick Price, Cecil Blackwood, Eric Winston | Custom |
| 2000 | Something Beautiful | Brentwood | |
| 2000 | The Legend Goes On | Classics | |
| 2005 | Radio Shows of the 30s, 40s, and 50s | ||
| 2006 | The Family of God | Jimmy, Randy Byrd, Brad White, Wayne Little | St Clair Records |
| 2007 | Rock Of Ages: Hymns Of The Faith | ||
| Live In Cape Coral | |||
| 2010 | 75 Years: The Song Will Go On | Jimmy, Wayne Little, Randy Byrd, Billy | Daywind Records |
| 2011 | Softly and Tenderly | Jimmy, Wayne Little, Randy Byrd, Billy, Mike Hammontree | Independent Release |
| 2011 | Live From Florida | Independent Release | |
| 2012 | Sweet Songs About Heaven | Jimmy, Wayne Little, Butch Owens, Billy | Daywind Records |
| 2013 | Live! In Concert | Billy, Wayne Little, Butch Owens, Michael Helwig | Independent Release |
| 2014 | Forever: 80th Anniversary | Daywind Records | |
| 2016 | Classics, Volume One | Daywind Records | |
| 2018 | A Capella Hymns | Billy, Wayne Little, Butch Owens, Jonathan Mattingly | |
| 2023 | Tribute to the King | Billy, Jim Rogers, Eric Walker, Jonathan Mattingly |
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