Maze Jackson

Credited on the record as Brother Maze Jackson.

Will Israel Be Another Vietnam?

1975 · Gospel Light GLDE 0368 · USA

Will Israel Be Another Vietnam? – Maze Jackson (Picture sleeve (front))

Artist
Maze Jackson
Credited on the record as
Brother Maze Jackson
Title
Will Israel Be Another Vietnam?
Release
Will Israel Be Another Vietnam?
Year
1975
Label
Gospel Light # GLDE 0368
Format
LP · Album
Language
English
Country
USA
Genre
Spoken Word · Speech · Sermons
Primary theme
Peace, Protest & Anti-War

Annotation

Will Israel Be Another Vietnam (Jackson, Maze) Spoken-word, Baptist preacher. Mid-1970s?

Annotation by Justin A. Brummer

Notes

Gospel Light Records L.P. 0368 (GLDE 0368), 33⅓, white label, Side One "Part 1" and Side Two "Part 2"; "Don & Earl Record Co., P. O. Box 181, Knoxville, Tenn." The sermon was "Preached by Brother Maze, March 30, 1975, Tabernacle Baptist Church, Reidsville, North Carolina, Don Harrell – Pastor". The ornate front cover shows two photographs: people amid rubble, and rows of white crosses with an American flag. Back also prints "Broadcasting for Jesus, Bro. Maze Jackson, P. O. Box 3, Atlanta, Ga. 30301"; jackets by Gospel Artists Productions, 730 16th Ave., So., Nashville; "Gospel Light Records, a Don & Earl Enterprise, P. O. Box 181, Knoxville, Tenn. 37901". [From the record sleeve and labels]

About the artist

Maze Cleveland Jackson Jr. (born 1923 in Hendersonville, North Carolina; died 1996) was an American Independent Baptist evangelist, radio broadcaster and publisher, known throughout the fundamentalist Baptist world as 'Brother Maze'. He hosted the radio programme 'The Truck Driver's Special', edited the ministers' magazine 'The Preacher's Goldmine' and its digest series 'Golden Nuggets', wrote the 1963 tract 'Can Mr. Kennedy Be Defeated in 1964?', and latterly made his home in Atlanta, Georgia; he issued a long series of spoken sermon records on the Biblesound, Gospel Light and Broadcasting…

Themes

Israel · Religion · Vietnam Analogy

In collections

Peace, Protest, & Anti-War Songs [War Years] · Vietnam as Comparison