Gospel — LPs 
Spiritual sounds with plenty of soul -- gospel groups, choirs, sermons, and even some gospel funk too!
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Verve, 1961. Very Good+ ... $43.99 48.99
One of the more obscure albums from the great Rosetta Tharpe – an early 60s session for Verve! LP, Vinyl record album
(Original pressing – very nice. Cover has some some light staining near the bottom, but overall this is a nice copy.)
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Rance Allen Group —
Truth Is Where It's At ... LP Truth/
An excellent album by Rance Allen – one of the most overlooked talents in Stax's early 70s roster, and a real genius for blending his gospel roots with influences of the soul and funk scene of his time. Proof of this is the album's great remake of "There's Gonna Be a Showdown", done in a style that's more rootsy than other Philly versions, but which uses that good Philly bounce to push Rance's deep baritone into a whole new groove. Other good tracks include "To the Other Man", "If I Could Make the World Better", and "That Will Be Good Enough For Me". (Soul, Gospel) LP, Vinyl record album
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Maceo Woods & The Christian Tabernacle Cocert Choi —
New Dawning ... LP Gospel Truth, 1973. Very Good+ ... Out Of Stock
... LP, Vinyl record album
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Round Robin Monopoly —
Alpha ... LP Truth/
A rare funk gem from Stax Records – a strange mix of rock and funk, originally recorded for the label's Gospel Truth subsidiary, which is why it's kind of gotten lost in the cracks over the years! The group's got a very heavy ensemble funk sound – a blend of organ, sax, and percussion – all coming together in a loose studio jam style on the best cuts, as you might guess by the name "Round Robin"! Tracks include "Life Is Funky", "Alpha", "Peace of Mind", and "Dreamers". (Soul, Gospel) LP, Vinyl record album
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Rance Allen Group —
Say My Friend ... LP Capitol, 1977. Very Good+ ... Out Of Stock
A fantastic bit of spacey soul – and an amazing collaboration between the Mizell Brothers and vocalist Rance Allen! The set's quite different than Rance's earlier, rootsier work for Stax – and instead has the soaring, joyous quality of some of the other great Mizell productions from the time on albums by Gary Bartz, Bobbi Humphrey, and Johnny Hammond! The best cuts here soar along with a really jazzy feel – that trademark Mizell groove, supported with excellent production that somehow manages to fuse a wide range of keyboards, rhythms, and string together with a really lean sound. Rance's spiritual vocals are wonderful throughout – and the whole album's essential for both Mizell fans, and any lover of righteous 70s soul! Titles include the sublime classics "Truth Is Marching On", "Reason To Survive", and "Peace of Mind" – plus "I'm Gonna Make It After All", "Got To Be Ready", and "You're My Everything". (Soul, Gospel) LP, Vinyl record album
(Includes the printed inner sleeve. Cover has a cutout hole, some ringwear in back, and is lightly bent at the sides and corners.)
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Malaco, 1983. Near Mint- ... $6.99 8.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Cover has a promo stamp and light wear.)
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