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The pride of South Carolina, the Gerald Sisters have released passionate, high quality traditional gospel music for more than 40 years.
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The Victory Travelers are one of the last remaining examples of the hard-driving gospel quartet sound of the 1960s.
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Detroit’s The Shackleford Singers bring the gospel funk with their explosive record, “Been to the Water.”
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While unknown today, Sister Barbara Jones’ razor-sharp soprano gives the stompin’ “Be Ready” a timeless quality.
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The Drinkard Singers were one of the first families of gospel music, and whose members included Cissy Houston and Dionne Warwick.
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The Mighty Inspirations of Nashville mix the sounds of the Winans with soulful R&B on “Miracle Man.”
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The Spence Taylor-led Highway QCs transform the old classic “I’ll Fly Away” into a Temptations styled psychedelic soul romp!
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The Rev. “Singing” Sammy Lewis was dubbed the Crown Prince of Gospel for recordings like “Jesus Paid It” for Vee-Jay Records.
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Columbus Mann and the Gospel Outreach Choir of the Pentecostal COGIC of Inkster, Michigan, Jesus Never Fails LP features the blistering seven-minute vamp, “Blind Old Satan.”
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Check out the Golden Trumpets’ array of superb soloists on this winsome mid-tempo jubilee number, “Jesus My Doctor.”
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The legendary DeLois Barrett Campbell and the Barrett Sisters were at their peak on this live version of “I’ll Fly Away.”
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The Charles G. Hayes and the Cosmopolitan Church of Prayer Choir released 30 LPs during Hayes’ more than 50 years with the church, including up tempo rave-up, “Everything is Alright.”
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Vernard Johnson’s “sanctified saxophone” have been thrilling congregations for decades with his emotional versions of classic gospel songs and hymns.
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The patriarch and matriarch of the far-flung Winans’ empire, Mom & Pop Winans, released some memorable gospel music as well, including “Nobody Else But Him.”
