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Classic Gospel

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Personnel: Pace Jubilee Singers, Pilgrim Jubilee Singers (vocals); John Jennings (tenor).Audio Remasterer: Gerhard Wessely. Recording information: Birmingham, Ala (03/09/1927-12/??/ 1941); Camden, N.J (03/09/1927-12/??/ 1941); Chicago, IL (03/09/1927-12/??/ 1941); New Orleans, LA (03/09/1927-12/??/ 1941); New York, NY (03/09/1927-12/??/ 1941).

& The Gospel Keynotes. Personnel: Willie Neal Johnson (vocals); Sylvia Warren, Queena Thompson, Shelly Hayter, Tabatha McGee, Mary Clark, Sonja Swinson, Felecia Calico, Stevie Warren, Jr., Joyce Pink, Charlotte Stephenson, Constance Daye, Sheron Bayonne (soprano); Cass Walker, Carolyn Lewis, Shawn Puckett, Lamarcus Walker, B.J. Williams, Ezell Thompson Jr. (tenor); Calvin Wilson, Tyrone Sanders, Van Alexander (guitar); Haran Griffin (strings, horns, organ); Jose Watson (electric piano); Michael Palmer (drums).Audio Mixers: Haran Griffin; Jerry Masters. Recording information: Caldwell Auditorium; Malaco Recording Studios, Jackson, MS; Mobile Audio Recording Services, Dallas, TX.Director: Broderick McGee. Photographer: Errol Dillon.Unknown Contributor Roles: Perry Taft; Stevie Warren, Jr.;... Less

The Zion Harmonizers: Sherman Washington, Nolan Washington, Jr., Brazella Brisco, Howard Bowie, Margie Ramsey (vocals); B. Collins (guitar); Joseph Warrick (keyboards); Louis Jones (bass); Dan Allen (drums).The Olympia Brass Band: Ernest Watson (tenor saxophone); Curtis Watson, Milton Batiste (trumpet); Wendell Eugene (trombone); Edgar Smith, Anthony Lacen (tuba); Lumar LeBlanc (snare drum); Derrick Moss (bass drum).Recorded at Ultrasonic Studios, New Orleans, Louisiana in 1993.Personnel: Margie Ramsey, Howard Bowie (tenor); B. Collins (guitar); Ernest Watson, Brazella Brisco (tenor saxophone); Milton Batiste , Rev. Curtis Watson (trumpet); Anthony "Tuba Fats" Lacen, Edgar Smith (tuba); Josepha Warrick (keyboards); Dan Allen (drums); Derrick Moss (bass drum); Lumar LeBlanc (snare... Less

The Sensational Nightingales: Joseph "Jo Jo" Wallace (vocals, guitar); Richard "Rickey" Luster (vocals, bass); Horace Thompson, Calvert McNair (vocals). Additional personnel: Derrick Nation, Michael Mathis (piano, organ); Paul Lee (drums). Producers: Joseph "Jo Jo" Wallace, Horace Thompson, Richard "Rickey" Luster. Engineers: Willie Hill (track 1); Jerry Masters (tracks 2-13).Recorded at Malaco Recording Studios, Jackson, Mississippi and Inspire Productions Inc., Durham, North Carolina. Personnel: Joseph Wallace (guitar); Michael E. Mathis, Derrick Nation (piano, organ); Paul Lee (drums).Audio Mixers: Jerry Masters; Willie Hill .Recording information: Inspire Productions Inc., Durham, NC; Malaco Recording Studios, Jackson, MS.Arrangers: H. Thompson; Joseph Wallace; Calvert McNair; Horace... Less

Liner Note Author: Dr. James Jr. Goff.Arranger: G.T. "Dad" Speer.

Unknown Contributor Role: The Mighty Clouds of Joy.At the start of their decline in 1971, The Clouds performed and were recorded live at the Apollo Theater in Harlem. Led by the raspy pipes of Little Willie Joe Ligon, the quintet stirred and quelled the audience through a program of gospel standards and personal hits. Boiling points include a devastating version of "Amazing Grace" and testimonial preaching between selections. Not quite as powerful as the group's 1966 Live at the Music Hall album, it's chock full of excitement nevertheless. There's a neglectful lack of pictures and sleeve notes on the otherwise good analog tape transfer. ~ Opal Louis Nations, Roots & Rhythm Newsletter

Recording information: Malaco Studios, Jackson, MS.

Five Blind Boys Of Alabama: Joe Watson, Sam Butler, Bobby Butler, Curtis Foster, Johnny Fields, Jimmy Carter, Clarence Fountain. Photographer: Todd Radunsky. Featuring the booming lead voices of Clarence Fountain and Louis Dicks, the Five Blind Boys of Alabama roar through a dozen passionate tunes here in trademark hard gospel style. Only the twist of a lyric away from being straight secular soul, Fountain and company shine on the joyous and loping "Jesus on My Mind" and deliver a completely sanctified version of Paul Simon's "Bridge Over Troubled Water." Listeners looking for a historical retrospective of the group's 50-year career should probably pass this one by, but for a straight-ahead set of deep soul gospel with no frills or fills, look no further. Drawn from the Blind Boys' stay... Less