Rev. F.C. Barnes (born June 22, 1929 in Rocky Mount, NC – died July 11, 2011 in Greenville, NC) Was Pastor of the Red Budd Holy Church in Rocky Mount. Barnes began singing in quartets when he was 14 years old. He would later record several albums with Rev. Janice Brown, and "Rough Side of the Mountain" became the most popular (remained #1 on the gospel charts for over a year). He recorded a total of 15 albums during his legendary career, in addition to making numerous appearances on recordings with his son, Luther Barnes. He received The North Carolina Folk Heritage Award on September 12th, 2000.
1996
Gospel AIR Records & Tapes
CD, Album, Comp, Club
1993
AIR Records & Tapes
CD
1988
1987
Gospel AIR Records & Tapes
LP, Album
1986
Atlanta International Records
LP, Album
1985
1985
1984
1984
1983
1982
Consolating Sound Records
7", Single, Mono
1982
Consolating Sound Records
7"
1982
1981
Consolating Sound Records
7", Single
1981
1979
Mega Sound Studios
7"
Not On Label
8-Trk
Not On Label
8-Trk
Not On Label
8-Trk
1991
1990
2020
Bar-B-Q Sound Recordings
CD, Album
2014
Not On Label
CD, Album
2001
M2.0 Communications
CD, Album
1999
Centergy Records, Inc., Centergy Records, Inc.
CD
1997
Watershed Music (2)
CD, Album
1995
1992
1990
1989
Morning Star Records (10)
Cass, Album, Chr
1988
1988
1987
1985
1983
Malaco Records
LP
1983
Atlanta International Records, Consolating Sound Records
LP, Album
2008
Time Life Music
CD, Comp
2001
New Haven Records
2xCD, Comp
1999
Rhino Records (2)
3xCD, Comp, RM + Box
1984