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Tune Title: [How lost was my condition] First Line: How lost was my condition Composer: E. O. E. Date: 1914
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[How lost was my condition] (Excell)
[How lost was my condition] (Excell)
Arranger: E. O.ExcellPublished in 18 hymnals
Audio files: MIDI
Arranger: E. O.Excell
Edwin Othello Excel USA 1851-1921. Born at Uniontown, OH, he started working as a bricklayer and plasterer. He loved music and went to Chicago to study it under George Root. He married Eliza Jane “Jennie” Bell in 1871. They had a son, William, in 1874. A member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, he became a prominent publisher, composer, song leader, and singer of music for church, Sunday school, and evangelistic meetings. He founded singing schools at various locations in the country and worked with evangelist, Sam Jones, as his song leader for two decades. He established a music publishing house in Chicago and authored or composed over 2,000 gospel songs. While assisting Gypsy Smith in an evangelistic campaign in Louisville,… Go to person page >Instances
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Diadems #314
Tune Title: [How lost was my condition] First Line: How lost was my condition Composer: E. O. E. Date: 1913
Diadems #314
Great Revival Hymns #225
Tune Title: [How lost was my condition] First Line: How lost was my condition Composer: E. O. E. Date: 1911
Great Revival Hymns #225
Herald of Praise #Y4
Tune Title: [How lost was my condition] First Line: How lost was my condition Composer: E. O. E. Date: 1917
Herald of Praise #Y4
Hymns of Glory No. 2 #210
Tune Title: [How lost was my condition] First Line: How lost was my condition Composer: E. O. E. Date: 1914
Hymns of Glory No. 2 #210
Light and Life Songs No. 3 #231
Tune Title: [How lost was my condition] First Line: How lost was my condition Composer: E. O. E. Date: 1918
Light and Life Songs No. 3 #231
Light and Life Songs No. 4 #231
Tune Title: [How lost was my condition] First Line: How lost was my condition Composer: E. O. E. Date: 1928
Light and Life Songs No. 4 #231
Praises #230
Tune Title: [How lost was my condition] First Line: How lost was my condition Composer: E. O. E. Date: 1905
Praises #230
Quartette #154
Tune Title: [How lost was my condition] First Line: How lost was my condition Composer: R. E. Hudson Date: 1889
Quartette #154
Revival Praises #201
Tune Title: [How lost was my condition] First Line: How lost was my condition Composer: E. O. E. Key: G Major Date: 1907
Revival Praises #201
Revival Songs No. 2 #35
Tune Title: [How lost was my condition] First Line: How lost was my condition Composer: E. O. E. Date: 1903
Revival Songs No. 2 #35
Rose of Sharon Hymns #301
Tune Title: [How lost was my condition] First Line: How lost was my condition Composer: E. O. E. Date: 1917
Rose of Sharon Hymns #301
Songs of Conquest #257
Tune Title: [How lost was my condition] First Line: How lost was my condition Composer: E. O. E. Date: 1912
Songs of Conquest #257
The New Praiseworthy #281
Tune Title: [How lost was my condition] First Line: How lost was my condition Composer: E. O. E. Key: G Major Date: 1916
The New Praiseworthy #281
The World Evangel #343
Tune Title: [How lost was my condition] First Line: How lost was my condition Composer: E. O. E. Date: 1913
The World Evangel #343
Treasury of Song #322
Tune Title: [How lost was my condition] First Line: How lost was my condition Composer: E. O. E. Date: 1917
Treasury of Song #322
The Quartet #294
Tune Title: [How lost was my condition] First Line: How lost was my condition Composer: J. R. S. Date: 1884 Source: Old Melody
The Quartet #294
The Quiver of Sacred Song #105
Tune Title: [How lost was my condition] First Line: How lost was my condition Composer: J. R. S. Incipit: 51115 61233 55321 Date: 1880 Source: Old Melody
The Quiver of Sacred Song #105
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