Edward "Edd" F. Easter (March 27, 1934-January 30, 2019)

Sometimes credited as Ed Easter.

Biography

In 1934, Edd Easter was born in Mount Airy, NC to Jim and Lily Easter. In the early 1950s, he formed The Easter Brothers along with his brothers James and Russell. Edd played mandolin. The group was a staple in Gospel music as well as the overall Bluegrass music scene. As a songwriter, Edd is best known for "They're Holding Up The Ladder" and "Heart That Will Never Break Again."

Songwriter's Résumé

(Partial List)

A Little At A Time
Banjo Crossfire
Don't Overlook Your Blessings
Everything Looks Brighter
Forever On My Knees
Hand Me Downs
Heart That Will Never Break Again
Help Me Stand Lord
Hero For Jesus
I Love You
Lord I Can't Picture Me Without You
Please Don't Tell My Daddy
That's What Makes It Home
They're Holding Up The Ladder
Through This World
We're Going Home
Wounded Soldier

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