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G. H. Cook

Short Name: G. H. Cook
Full Name: Cook, G. H. (George Harrison)
Birth Year: 1864
Death Year: 1948

Rv George Harrison Cook USA 1864-1948. Not much is known about him. Converted at age 14, Cook was a preacher, singer, composer and involved with church music. He wrote the tune “Sunlight” and asked his friend, Harry Zelley, to write words for it, which he did, in 1899. He died in Ocean Grove, NJ.

John Perry


TextsTunesHymnalsRecommendations
Tunes by G. H. Cook (10)sort descendingAsInstancesIncipit
[Fierce the stormy wind may blow]G. H. Cook (Composer)113555 65321 13213
[He gave me pardon for my sins]G. H. Cook (Composer)155314 43555 66531
[Heavenly sunshine, heavenly sunshine] (Chorus)G. B. Cook (Composer)355564 45653 55522
[I came to Jesus for pardon] (Cook)G. H. Cook (Composer)155312 34655 53171
[I go to my Saviour, with my sorrow and care]Ira D. Brister (Composer)131116 55511 21123
[Marching on, marching on, marching in the King's highway]G. H. Cook (Composer)156556 55651 32323
[My heart is thrilling with rapture]G. H. Cook (Composer)155671 23433 22234
[Pursued by Satan, sin and death]G. H. Cook (Composer)153555 66551 23155
SUNLIGHTG. H. Cook (Composer)20756711 32125 56531
[We are marching on together, led by Christ our King]G. H. Cook (Composer)234555 56535 11111
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