The Prisonaires were an American doo-wop group formed in the Tennessee State Penitentiary in Nashville. Led by Johnny Bragg, who had been incarcerated since 1943 at age 17 for charges later recanted or considered falsified. The group was discovered by radio producer Joe Calloway in 1953, who arranged their recording session with Sam Phillips at Sun Records. Their debut single "Just Walkin' in the Rain" was released that year and sold 250,000 copies, allowing them day passes for tours across Tennessee. The song's success led to a commutation of Bragg's sentence in 1956.
| The Prisonaires' What'll You Do Next |
| The Prisonaires Selected Hits |
| Just Walkin' In The Rain |
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Sun Records Originals: Just Walkin' In The Rain
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There is Love in You / What'll You Do Next
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A Prisoner's Prayer / I Know
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Baby Please / Just Walkin' in the Rain
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My God Is Real / Softly and Tenderly
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Elvis Presley: The Searcher (The Original Soundtrack) [Deluxe]
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| Doo Wop Dance Party |
| Sun Records 65th Anniversary: Born From The Blues |
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Get Rhythm: Sam Phillips and Sun Records' Beginnings (Remastered 2022)
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| Sun Records Story - Disc Three |
| The Legendary Sun Classics Vol. 3 |
| Great Day Coming (50 Gospel Greats) - Disc One |