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Artist |
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Album |
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Link |
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Roosevelt Graves and Brother |
I'll Be Rested (When the Roll is Called) |
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Bo' Weavil Jackson |
I'm on my Way to the Kingdom |
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Frank Palmes |
Troubled 'bout my Soul |
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William and Versey Smith |
When that Great Ship Went Down |
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Arizona Dranes |
I'm Going Home on the Morning Train |
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Arizona Dranes |
I'm Glad my Lord Saved Me |
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Arizona Dranes |
God's Got a Crown |
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Arizona Dranes |
Just Look |
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Washington Phillips |
What are they Doing in Heaven Today? |
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Washington Phillips |
A Mother's Last Word to her Daughter |
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Washington Phillips |
I've Got the Key to the Kingdom |
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Dennis Crumpton & Robert Summers |
Go I'll Send Thee |
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Dennis Crumpton & Robert Summers |
Everybody Ought to Pray Sometime |
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Blind Lemon Jefferson |
Where Shall I Be? |
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Birmingham Jubilee Singers |
He Took my Sins Away |
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Birmingham Jubilee Singers |
God is Love |
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Birmingham Jubilee Singers |
Eliza |
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Canaan Concert Choir |
Shine on Me |
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Elder Utah Smith & Congregation |
A New World in My View |
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Rev. Robert Ballinger |
New World |
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Elder Utah Smith & Congregation |
Two Wings |
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Paul Robeson |
Motherless Child |
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The Staple Singers |
I'm Gonna Tell God (About my Troubles) |
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Mahalia Jackson |
Down by the Riverside |
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Othello Augusta Baptiste |
Go Tell It on the Mountain |
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Othello Augusta Baptiste |
He Has Looked Beyond my Faults |
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The Original Gospel Seekers |
Lord Helped me to Stand |
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Othello Augusta Baptiste |
We Will Walk Through the Streets |
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Thomas A. Dorsey |
I'm on the Battlefield |
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Thomas A. Dorsey |
When the Gates Swing Open |
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Five Blind Boys of Alabama |
Waiting at the River |
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O'Neal Twins & Interfaith Choir |
Jesus Dropped the Charges |
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Willie Mae Ford Smith and Family |
I'll Never Turn Back |
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The Campbell Brothers |
Thank Ya |
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Programmed by Malcolm Culleton