The Man with the Million-Dollar Voice

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The Man with the Million-Dollar Voice is the nickname of C. L. Franklin, a renowned American Baptist minister celebrated for his electrifying preaching style and influential recorded sermons.

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instanceOf Baptist minister
Christian clergy
human
nickname
activeIn 20th century
birthDate 1915-01-22
birthPlace Bolivar County, Mississippi
surface form: Bolivar County, Mississippi, United States

Sunflower County, Mississippi
surface form: Sunflower County, Mississippi, United States
causeOfDeath complications from gunshot wound
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
deathDate 1984-07-27
denomination Baptist
endDateOfPastorateAtNewBethelBaptistChurch 1979
ethnicGroup Black Americans
surface form: African American
event was shot during a robbery at his home in 1979
familyName Franklin
fieldOfWork civil rights advocacy
public speaking
religious ministry
fullName Clarence LaVaughn Franklin
genre Black preaching
givenName Clarence
hasCharacteristic call-and-response preaching style
powerful singing-style preaching voice
influenced Aretha Franklin
knownFor Dry Bones in the Valley sermon
sermon "The Eagle Stirreth Her Nest"
surface form: The Eagle Stirreth Her Nest sermon

sermon recordings released on vinyl records
languageOfWorkOrName English
nickname The Man with the Million-Dollar Voice self-linksurface differs
notableFor electrifying preaching style
recorded sermons
role in the American civil rights movement
notableWork Dry Bones in the Valley
The Eagle Stirreth Her Nest
occupation Baptist minister
civil rights activist
preacher
parentOf Aretha Franklin
Carolyn Franklin
Erma Franklin
pastorOf New Bethel Baptist Church, Detroit
refersTo C. L. Franklin
religion Christianity
residence Detroit
surface form: Detroit, Michigan, United States
spouse Barbara Siggers Franklin
startDateOfPastorateAtNewBethelBaptistChurch 1946

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C. L. Franklin alsoKnownAs The Man with the Million-Dollar Voice
The Man with the Million-Dollar Voice nickname The Man with the Million-Dollar Voice self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: C. L. Franklin