Theodore Roosevelt Sisk was born in Hall County, Georgia, July 15, 1906. He studied singing under his father, Jesse Lovell, and continued studying under other teachers. He wrote for or five hundred songs and was the music editor and member of The Sisk Music Company, publisher of gospel song books in Toccoa, Georgia. He died 1979 in Lexington, Ky.
Dianne Shapiro from Who's Who among southern singers and composers by Otis J. Knippers; James D. Vaughan, Lawrenceburg, Tenn., 1937 Go to person page >
Tune Title: [There's glory in my soul, since Jesus took control]First Line: There's glory in my soul, since Jesus took controlComposer: Theodore SiskDate: 1949
Tune Title: [There's glory in my soul since Jesus took control]First Line: There's glory in my soul since Jesus took controlComposer: Theodore SiskDate: 1951Source: "Voices of Victory"
Tune Title: [There's glory in my soul, since Jesus took control]First Line: There's glory in my soul, since Jesus took controlComposer: Theodore SiskDate: 1947
Tune Title: [There's glory in my soul, since Jesus took control]First Line: There's glory in my soul, since Jesus took controlComposer: Theodore SiskDate: 1946
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