Gospel — All
Spiritual sounds with plenty of soul -- gospel groups, choirs, sermons, and even some gospel funk too!
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Old Fashioned Revival Hour, Early 1950s. Very Good+ ... $4.99
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Bishop Jeff Banks & The Revival Temple Mass Choir —
Love Lifted Me ... LP Savoy, 1984. Very Good+ ... Out Of Stock
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Cover has light wear and aging in back.)
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Joe Ligon —
Old Revival Back Home ... LP Myrrh, 1985. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Cover has light wear.)
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Savoy, 1982. Near Mint- ... $9.99
Recorded live at Symphony Hall in Newark, NJ, with James Cleveland & The Cleveland Singers, Doc McKenzie & The Gospel Hi-Lites, Banks Brothers & The Revival Temple Mass Choir, and Debbie Austin & Unity. LP, Vinyl record album
(Cover has a cut corner, aged promo sticker, some yellowing from age at the spine, and minor blemishes in back.)
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Various —
Love Hides All Faults ... LP Mississippi/
A great collection of rare gospel tracks from the postwar years – done with the same thoughtful choice of cuts that Mississippi has been bringing to its compilations of soul and blues, but with a leaner approach overall! The collection digs deeper than the big names of the time, and has a strong focus on the kinds of group harmonies that were also having a big impact on soul music – heard especially well in some of the smaller groupings here. Titles include "Love Hides All Faults" by The Holy Light Jrs, "Beams Of Heaven" by Church Of To-Morrow, "Lord You Are My Burden Brother" by The Hubbard Heavyweight Gospel Singers, "When The Gates Swing Open" by Joyful Souls Of Dallas, "Trouble Of The World" by Soul Revivals, and "I Thank the Lord" by Dynamic True Tones. LP, Vinyl record album
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Gene Martin & The Stalworth Gospel Singers —
Peace In The Valley ... LP Miracle Revival, 1960s. Very Good+ ... Out Of Stock
... LP, Vinyl record album
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Voices Of East Harlem —
Brothers & Sisters (Japanese paper sleeve edition) ... CD 
Elektra/
A rare nugget from the Voices Of East Harlem – an obscure second album of material for Elektra Records, issued after their debut on the label – but only as an overseas release! The album follows strongly in the righteous blend of gospel and soul on Right On Be Free – and the set seems to feature material that may well have been recorded at those sessions, plus some other unreleased tracks too – all pulled together in a style that could have made these guys as big as The Staple Singers on Stax! There's actually a deeper vibe here – and a sound that's even deeper than on their two later albums for the Just Sunshine label – as the group take on work by some rock acts, like Bob Dylan or Creedence Clearwater Revival – and mix the music with their own soulful music to create something really amazing. Titles include "Nation Time", "Oxford Town", "Sit Yourself Down", "No No No", "Hey Brother", "I Want To Be Free", "Proud Mary", "Freedom", and "Kind Woman". (Soul, Gospel) CD
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