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(eng) James D. Vaughan was a successful music publisher in the early 20th.C.. He was credited as one of the originators of Southern soul music. The works here were published by his company but his authorial role is uncertain.

Hymn Composer/Publisher. He found­ed the James D. Vaughan Mu­sic Pub­lish­ing Com­pa­ny. In 1910, he hit the road with his South­ern Gos­pel Quar­tet to pro­mote his song­books. In 1911, Vaughan formed the Vaughan School of Mu­sic. In 1921, he ex­pand­ed his com­pa­ny by open­ing Vaughan Pho­no­graph Re­cords. He lat­er opened branch of­fic­es in Ar­kan­sas, Mis­sis­sip­pi, South Car­o­li­na, and Tex­as. He is known in the Southern Gospel field as "The Father of Southern Gospel." Composed many hymns including "I Feel Like Traveling On," "All Glory To Jesus" and many more.