The Faith Tones
The Faith Tones | |
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| Origin | North Carolina |
| Genres | Christian |
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The Faith Tones were a trio consisting of Becky Seidler, Marilyn Seidler, and Rosalie Wolff.
History
Admittedly, their existence is largely unknown. Many theories have been created, but none are confirmed.
It is believed that they released an album in 1964, entitled “Jesus Use Me”, but beyond that, nothing is known. It is possible that the picture is a meme, and the band name and story were created from it.
Three of their supposed songs exist on YouTube: “Jesus Use Me”, “God Bless America”, and “It’s Different Now”. Everything that is known about them, including the songs, came from the YouTuber who uploaded the songs. The YouTuber has also published an article on them on a website.[1] This was proven to be false.[2]
In this second article, however, the person claimed to have bought an album from eBay and, through that, produced the names mentioned above.
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