J. B. Coats is a Jones County, Mississippi, native and composer of the famous gospel song, "Where Could I Go But to the Lord?"
He will be honored Saturday, September 10, 2011, at a Gospel Singing at West Laurel Baptist Church, 1400 West 5th Street, Laurel, Mississippi.
(Contact: Bill Clark: billclarklive@live.com.)
For more informaiton about J. B. Coats, please to to this link:
blog entry I posted about J. B. Coats in 2009
A day honoring J. B. Coats is exciting for me personally. He was an ordinary man who grew up in my neck of the woods. My parents knew him. He was a great musician and teacher.
Here is a link to an inspiring recording of "Where Could I Go But to the Lord":
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About Me
- Mary Lou Cheatham
- Hi. How are you? I’d like for you to read my blogs. One is called CollardPatch.blogspot.com. A few years ago, I started cooking collard greens and cooked them for two years. I fixed collards every way I could and published recipes and a cookbook about collards. It’s out of print, but people started calling me the collard queen and going to my collard patch blog. In the meantime, I wrote other books, mostly historical fiction with a vital element of family and a sprinkling of romance. My latest book, All Her Dreams of Love, will soon be released on Amazon. It’s a romance taking place in the 1880s in Mississippi. A woman waits for her husband to return. She watches for him faithfully. Will he return? She goes looking for him. Meanwhile, other men seek her company.
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