FLYING CLOUDS OF MONTGOMERY, ALA
The group was started in 1950 in Elmore, Alabama under the leadership of Rev. Horace King. It took to 1965 before they made their recording debut on Ziontone with a 45 that was later picked up by Savoy. At that time Tommie Wilson Jr had taken over management of the group. At Savoy they released two albums. Membership at their Savoy period was: Isaac Owens (lead vocals), Clarence Tilman (tenor vocals), Henry Hardin (alto vocals), Tommie Wilson Jr. (bass vocals), Andrew Rallins (vocals), Claude Balemon (guitars) and Earl Coleman (guitars).
45s:
| Flying Clouds of Montgomery, Ala | Pay day | Ziontone 330 | 1965 | |
| Up hill journey | Ziontone 330 | |||
| Flying Clouds of Montgomery, Ala | Pay day | Savoy 4255 | 1965 | |
| Up hill journey | Savoy 4255 | |||
| Flying Clouds of Montgomery, Ala | Holy Spirit | Savoy 4268 | 1966 | |
| The sermon on the mount | Savoy 4268 |
Albums:
| Flying Clouds of Montgomery, Ala | The Sermon On The Mount | Savoy LP 14144 | 1966 | |
| Flying Clouds of Montgomery, Ala | Since I Laid My Burdens Down | Savoy LP 14219 | 1968 |
Contributor:
- Gospel Discography by Cedric Hayes & Robert Laughton