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DOI: 10.25549/gmha-m158
title: The fabulous "Al Green", 1985

description: [Poster 1]: Framed poster of Al green wearing a tuxedo. Poster reads: "The Fabulous 'Al Green' in full concert. In honour of gospel D.J. 'Bro. Roy' on his third anniversary. Sunday, May 26, 1985. 3 P.M. California Performing Arts Theatre. 562 West 4th Street, San Bernardino. (Across from The Central City Mall). Tickets may be purchased at: San Bernardino, Inland Ticket Service, 693 South 'E' Street, 825-1122. Alvin's Music Center (AMC), 1705 Baseline, 885-5180. Presented by: Rev. H. Hubbard. Donation -- General admission. Advance -- $10". Ticket for concert and separate piece of paper with Al Green's signature are on top covering words on poster. [poster2]: Same as poster one except without a frame.  [Poster 3]: Ticket for concert. "Dr. H. Hubbard and The Gospel Time Radio present The fabulous Al Green in full concert, Sunday May 26, 1985. California Performing Arts Theater. 562 West 4th Street, San Bernardino (across from Central City Mall). No. 0001. Donation: $10.00 in advance. $15 at door. 3:00 P.M.". Ticket has tear-off stub with it's ticket number and blank spaces to fill in name, address, and phone number. [Poster 4]: Signature of Al Green on what looks like the back of a ticket.
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-m134
title: Truth n' time, 1978

description: Long playing stereo record album jacket and disk of "Truth n' time". [Cover page]: "Al Green; Truth n' time". Background of cover page is of Al Green singing on stage. [Page 2]: Inside cover page includes Al Green's personal message, the song lists for sides one and two, and credits. [Page 3]: Inside back cover page shows a picture of Al Green's torso during a performance. [Page 4]: Back cover photograph of Al Green singing during a performance. List of songs, and credits "Produced and arranged by Al Green; Associate producer and arranger Fred Jordan (American Music Productions). HI Records, a product of Cream Records, Inc. 8025 Melrose Avenue, Los Angeles California 90046. Copyright 1978 Cream records, Inc. All rights reserved. Printed in USA".; [Page 5]: Side one of disc reads, "Al Green; Truth n' time. HLP 6009 (HLP 6009 A) Side one; Produced and arranged by Al Green; Associate producer and arranger: Fred Jordan (American music production) Copyright 1978 Cream Records, Inc. Recorded at American music recording studios. 1. Slow me down (Bernard Staton/Carol Staton) -- 3:08, Al Green Music, Inc., Jec Publishing/BMI. 2. Lo and behold (Fred Jordan/Bernard Staton) -- 3:12, Al Green Music, Inc., Jec publishing/BMI. 3. Wait here (Al Green /Fred Jordan/Reuben Fairfax, Jr.) -- 2:41, Al Green Music, Inc., Jec Publishing/BMI. 4. To sir with love (D. Black/M. London) -- 4:05, Screen gems-Columbia music/BMI". [Page 6]: Side two of disc reads, "Al Green; Truth n' time. HLP 6009 (HLP 6009 A) Side two; Produced and arranged by Al Green; Associate producer and arranger: Fred Jordan (American music production) Copyright 1978 Cream Records, Inc. Recorded at American music recording studios. 1. Truth n' time (Al Green) -- 3:41, Al Green Music, Inc., Jec Publishing/BMI. 2. King of all (Bernard Staton/Carol Staton) -- 2:30, Al Green Music, Inc., Jec publishing/BMI. 3. Say a little prayer (Burt Bacharach/Hal David) -- Blue seas music, Inc., Jec Publishing/BMI. 4. Happy days (Al Green) -- 5:10, Al Green music, Inc., Jec publishing/BMI".
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-m142
title: The mighty kings of harmony, 1981

description: Long playing stereo record album jacket and disk of "The mighty kings of harmony". [Cover page]: "The mighty kings of harmony of San Bernadino, CA". Background of cover page is black with outline of a coat of arms shape surrounding the title, and with a crown above. [Page 2]: Back cover page shows the song lists for both sides one and two of record, as well as a personal message from Howard Caldwell, music coordinator; and credits: "members consist of the Rev. Clarence Harris; organizer and manager... Eddie Wilson, director, writer... Gerald Dunn, guitarist, assistant writer and arrangeer. Ellihue Brown; lead singer. Raymond Sanders; tenor. Napoleon Fine; baritone and tenor. George Goldsmith; baritone. Ronald Hollman; bass. Donald Hollman; drum. David Hamilton; keyboard. General Hollman; congos. Special thanks to: Mike Escalanta... piano, synthesizer, clavinets; Art Hernandez... sax; Larry Williams... piano, clavinet. Special thanks to the following people: Joe Traylor of Mount Pleasant, Texas; Disc jockeys: Marian Fowler, Ed Jenkins, Sam Forte, Lee Rogers, Jr.".; [Page 3]: Side one of disc reads: "Cared records. The mighty kings of harmony of San Bernadino, California. CA-111; Publisher Cared music (BMI). Cared records 866 N. Rosalind; Rialto, CA 92376. Side 1 stereo 33 1/3 RPM. 1. Father alone. E. Wilson. 2. Down by the riverside. E. Wilson. 3. God can. E. Wilson. 4. Time are hard. E. Brown. 5. Jesus you're the only one. E. Wilson. Exec. prod. Howard Caldwell". [Page 4]: Side two of disc reads: "Cared records. The mighty kings of harmony of San Bernadino, California. CA-111; Publisher Cared music (BMI). Cared records 866 N. Rosalind; Rialto, CA 92376. Side 2 stereo 33 1/3 RPM. 1. Lord you're my guiding light. E. Wilson. 2. It's going to be alright. E. Wilson. 3. I found no fault in God. E. Brown. 4. Swing low sweet chariot. E. Wilson. Exec. prod. Howard Caldwell".
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-m126
title: The Famous Davis Sisters, [s.d.]

description: Long playing stereo record album jacket and disk of "The Famous Davis Sisters". [Cover page]: "The Famous Davis Sisters". Photograph of the Davis sisters standing in front of a microphone on the coveer. [Back cover page]: "Hi-Fi recording. Savoy mg-14000. The Famous Davis Sisters. 'Twelve Gates To The City' (Davis-Crossroads); 'You've Got The River Jordan To Cross' (Davis-Crossroads); 'He'll Understand' (Davis-Crossroads); 'He's My King' (Davis-Crossroads); 'Won't It Be Wonderful There' (Davis-Crossroads); 'Jesus Gently Guide Me' (Davis-Crossroads)". "'Rain In Jerusalem' (Davis-Crossroads); 'Oh Happy Day' (Davis-Crossroads); 'He's Mine' (Davis, Davis, Davis-Savoy Music); 'Oh Sinner' (Davis, Davis, Davis-Savoy Music); 'More Than All' (Davis, Davis, Davis-Savoy Music); 'Lord Don't Leave Me' (Davis-Savoy Music)". A short description of the Davis Sisters by H. Alan Stein. "Savoy Records, Inc., Newark, New Jersey.; Side 1 of the disc: "Savoy Records. Long playing microgroove. Non-breakable -- 33 1/2 rpm. MG-14000. MG-14000-A. A Hi-Fi Recording. The Famous Davis Sisters. Singing 1. 'Twelve Gates To The City'; 2. 'You've Got The River Jordan To Cross'; 3. 'He'll Understand'; 4. 'He's My King'; 5. 'Won't It Be Wonderful There'; 6. 'Jesus Gently Guide Me'".; Side 2 of the disc: "Savoy Records. Long playing microgroove. Non-breakable -- 33 1/2 rpm. MG-14000. MG-14000-A. A Hi-Fi Recording. The Famous Davis Sisters. Singing 1. 'Rain In Jerusalem' ; 'Oh Happy Day'; 'He's Mine'; 'Oh Sinner'; 'More Than All'; 'Lord Don't Leave Me'".
The disc was recorded in 1955.
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-m145
title: I'll make it, 1987

description: Long playing stereo record album jacket and disk of "I'll make it". [Cover page]: "Hezekiah Walker and the Love Fellowship Crusade Choir; I'll make it". Background of cover page is a color photograph of the musicians. [Page 2]: Back cover page shows "Recorded live", the song lists for both sides one and two of record, as well as another photograph of entire group, and credits at bottom read: "Musicians: Gerald Heyward -- drums; Stanley Brown -- keyboard; Arcel Vickers -- keyboard; Tim Moses -- keyboard; Gregory Mitchell -- keyboard; Eddie White -- bass; Marvin Reeder -- bass; Jeff Davis -- drums; Barry Dail -- percussions". Also included are special thanks and dedication of the album "in memory of my 'Mom and Dad' Love Hezekiah Walker".; [Page 3]: Side one of disc reads: "Sweet rain Inc. Hezekiah Walker and Love Fellowship Crusade Choir 'I'll make it' Side 1 SR 119; 33 1/3 RPM stereo; Produced by: Andrew Ford, Jr. 1. I'll make it 6:25 Writer: D.J. Rogers/Hezekiah Walker. Lead: Hezekiah Walker. 2. Spirit 5:37 Writer: Eric McDaniels. Lead: Kervy Brown. 3. Tell of His goodness 2:44 Writer: Eric McDaniels. Lead: Monique Williams. 4. Call Him 4:20 Writer: Stanley Brown. Lead: Hezekiah Walker. All songs copyrighted and published by Raindrop music pub. co.". [Page 4]: Side two of disc reads: "Sweet rain Inc. Hezekiah Walker and Love Fellowship Crusade Choir 'I'll make it' Side 2 SR 119; 33 1/3 RPM stereo; Produced by: Andrew Ford, Jr. 1. *The Lord will make a way somehow 5:30. Writer: Jeffrey Grant, Kervy Brown, and Stazee Burnett. 2. I can't forget 2:35 Public domain. Lead: Dion Jovner. 3. Hold on 4:48 Writer: Stanley Brown. Lead: Aaron Hall. 4. Praise the Lord 4:20 Writer: Gregory Mitchell. Lead: Hezekiah Walker. All songs copyrighted and published by Raindrop music pub. co. (BMI) except * copyrighted and published by Bridgeport music Inc. (BMI)".
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-m146
title: O.V. Wright Memphis unlimited, 1973

description: Long playing stereo record album jacket and disk of "O.V. Wright Memphis unlimited". [Cover page]: "O.V. Wright Memphis unlimited". Background of cover page is a photographic image of a railcar wheel. [Page 2]: Back cover page shows the title of the album, credits, and song lists for both sides one and two of record. Credits read, "Producer: Willie Mitchell. Engineer: Willie Mitchell. Vocal backgrounds: Rhodes, Chalmers & Rhodes. Horn section: Wayne Jackson -- trumpet; Andrew Love -- tenor; Ed Logan -- tenor; James Mitchell -- baritone sax; Jack Hale -- trombone. Rhythm section: Howard Grimes -- drums; Lerow Hodges -- bass; Charles Hodges -- organ and piano; Teenie Hodges -- guitar; Archie Turner -- piano; Michael Allen -- piano. String section: the Memphis strings. Recorded at: Royal Recording Studios 1320 South Lauderdale; Memphis, Tennessee 38118".; [Page 3]: Side A of disc reads: "Back beat records 'Memphis unlimited' O.V. Wright. Stereo Side A; BBLX-72 (BBLX-72-A) 1. I've been searching (E. Randle) Jec Pub. Co. (BMI) 2:34. 2. Nothing comes to a sleeper (E. Randle) Jec Pub. Co. (BMI) 3:15. 3. The only thing that saved me (D. Carter/J. Shaw) Lonnie Kaufman music pub. co. (BMI) 2:30. 4. He's my son (Just the same) (D. Malone) Don music co. (BMI) 2:44. 5. You must believe in yourself (J. Copland/D. Malone) Don music co. (BMI) 2:41. 6. Lost in the shuffle (D. Randle) Jec pub. co. (BMI) 3:22". [Page 4]: Side B of disc reads: "Back beat records 'Memphis unlimited' O.V. Wright. Stereo Side B; BBLX-72 (BBLX-72-B) 1. I'd rather be (Blind, cripple and crazy) (C. Hodges/D. Malone/D. Carter) Jec pub. co. (BMI) 2:41. 2. Please forgive me (C. Hodges/D. Malone/D. Carter) Jec Pub. Co. (BMI) 4:01. 3. Are you going where I'm coming from (E. Wright/D. Malone) Don music co. (BMI) 3:08. 4. Ghetto child (J. Copeland/D. Malone) Don music co. (BMI) 3:15. 5. Memory Blues (D. Malone) Don music co. (BMI) 3:28. 6. I'm going home (to live with God) (Trad. - arr. by Willie Mitchell) Jec pub. co. (BMI) 2:40".; [Page 5]: Background of a light salmon color with a centered photographic image of a family in a field. The bottom right corner reads "ABC/Dunhill records" and the ABC records logo. [Page 6]: Exactly the same as page 5.
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-m125
title: James Cleveland, [s.d.]

description: Long playing stereo record album jacket and disk of "James Cleveland". [Cover page]: "James Cleveland with the Angelic Choir under the direction of Rev. Lawrence Roberts. Volume 4. 'I stood on the banks of the Jordan'". A colorful sunset/sunrise drawing with blue skies, grassy hills, river bed, and a dark cloud on the left with a lightning bolt hitting the ground on the cover page. [Back cover page]: "James Cleveland and the Angelic Choir under the direction of Rev. Lawrence Roberts. Volume 4". A photograph of James Cleveland and the Angelic Choir of the back cover page. A list of side A and side B song, a list of other James Cleveland albums and a brief statement about James Cleveland.; Side 1 of the disc: "Savoy Records. Long playing microgroove. Non-breakable -- 33 1/2 rpm". A list of songs on side one.; Side 2 of the disc: "Savoy Records. Long playing microgroove. Non-breakable -- 33 1/2 rpm". A list of songs on side two.
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-m127
title: If I can help somebody, 1976

description: Long playing stereo record album jacket and disk of "If I can help somebody". [Cover page]: "'If I Can Help Somebody', The touching voice of Kenneth Glover". Photograph of Kenneth Glover outdoors kneeling next to and looking at a senior citizen in a wheel chair with a nurse standing behind it. [Back cover page]: Several photographs of Kenneth Glover with important people in his life, his work and singing in hospitals, rest homes and other distinguished work. A list of side one and side two songs.; Side 1 of the disc: "If I Can Help Somebody, the touching voice of Kenneth Glover. B/K Productions, Los Angeles, California. Side 1. Stereo. 33 1/3 RPM. 1. 'Create Me A Soul'; 2. 'King Jesus Will Roll All Burdens Away'; 3. 'Blessed Jesus'; 4. 'Rock My Soul'; 5. 'If I Can Help Somebody'; 6. 'He's Everything You Need'. 1004".; Side 2 of the disc: "If I Can Help Somebody, the touching voice of Kenneth Glover. B/K Productions, Los Angeles, California. Side 1. Stereo. 33 1/3 RPM. 1. 'Did You Stop To Pray This Morning'; 2. 'Without Him'; 3. Touch Me Lord Jesus'; 4. 'How Great Thou Art'; 5. 'He Knows How Much We Can Bear'; 6. 'Have A Little Talk With Jesus'. 1004".
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-m132
title: Bessie Gomez, I'm gonna give Him all my time, [s.d.]

description: Long playing stereo record album jacket and disk of "Bessie Gomez, I'm gonna give Him all my time". [Cover page]: Photograph of singer, Bessie Gomez, centered with the title: "Bessie Gomez, I'm gonna give Him all my time" surrounding the image. Benson Sound, Inc. Stereo LPS-- 695. [Page 2]: Similar layout as cover page, the back cover page has "Bessie Gomez, I'm gonna give Him all my time" around a box that includes special thanks, side one and two's song lists, and credits. Credits read, "Recorded -- Benson sound, Inc., Okahoma City, Oklahoma; Engineer -- Gary Duggan; Producer -- Larry R. Benson; Benson sound musicians and vocalists; Photography -- Ron Brumfield, Norman, OK".; [Page 3]: Side one of record disc reads, "Stereo 33 1/3 RPM; Benson Sound, Inc. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Side One; LPS - 695-A. I'm gonna give Him all my time; Bessie Gomez. 1. There is no other (3:18), (Bessie Gomez). 2. I will rejoice in the Lord (5:15), (Bessie Gomez). 3. Cry loud, spare not (3:19), (Bessie Gomez). 4. I dedicate my life to Jesus (4:26), (Bessie Gomez)". [Page 4]: Side two of record disc reads, "Stereo 33 1/3 RPM; Benson Sound, Inc. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Side Two; LPS - 695-B. I'm gonna give Him all my time; Bessie Gomez. 1. I'm gonna give Him all my time (3:20), (Bessie Gomez). 2. Keep your life clean (2:54), (Bessie Gomez). 3. I feel good, good, good (2:34), (Bessie Gomez). 4. Accept Him into your heart (3:30), (Bessie Gomez). 5. I ain't gonna give Him up (4:06), (Bessie Gomez)".
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-m123
title: Brothers in the Spirit present Commissioned Reunion featuring Fred Hammond and RFC

description: "Brothers in the Spirit present Commissioned Reunion featuring Fred Hammond and RFC" tour book. [Cover page]: "Brothers in the Spirit present Commissioned Reunion featuring Fred Hammond and RFC with special guests Kurt Carr and the Kurt Carr singers". Photo images of both groups on cover. [Page 2]: Photo image of group of singers. [Page 3]: "Commissioned reunion tour 2002. Brothers in the Spirit" and description of how the tour came about. Each member signed over the text on this page. [Page 4]: "Fred Hammond. For more than 21 years, gospel listeners around the world have known Fred Hammond as a talented songwriter, bassist, and vocalist. Throughout that time, he has been known within the music industry as a gifted musical arranger and producer..." description and biography continues; see image. [Page 5]: Photograph of artist "C.R.", with handwritten message signed "love C.R. Thanks for the no drama. Impressed". [Page 6]: "Kurt Carr and the Kurt Carr Singers" and a biography of the group follows. Photo image of the entire group. [Page 7]: "Let my heart be broken with the things that break the heart of God." Image of poor African children and description of World Vision program to sponsor children in need. [Page 8]: "Brothers in the Spirit 2002 tour schedule"; tour schedule follows, and some handwritten notes and signatures over the schedule. [Page 9]: "Tyler Perry's 'Madea's Family Reunion' the theatrical production..." advertisement and schedule for the show.; [Page 10]: Images of Kurt Carr and the Kurt Carr Singers album cover "Awesome Wonder", and "Rejoice! Musical Soul Food" a "24-hour nationally syndicated radio program..." with handwritten notes and signatures covering page. [Page 11]: Advertisements of release dates for the following: "The Commissioned Reunion 'Live' in stores April 23"; "I Believe the new release from Marvin Sapp"; "Speak Those Things in stores September 10"; and "Fred Hammond presents... Joann Rosario 'More, More, More' in stores now". [Page 12]: "Feel the power of the Touch; Gospel Inspirations" colorful advertisement with different colored hands reaching out in front of a world map. [Page 13]: "Brothers in the Spirit 2002 weekly itinerary" title, and schedule follows on page. Dated "03/02" at bottom of page. [Page 14]: "Commission Reunion tour 2002 company news; Tuesday April 2, 2002" followed by a letter to all company members regarding meals, comp tickets, and hotels. [Page 15]: "Brothers in the Spirit 2002 weekly itinerary" title, and schedule follows on page. Dated "Revised - 04/02". [Page 16]: "Brothers in the Spirit 2002" spreadsheet list of dates, venues, cities, miles, and hours. Dated "03/02". [Page 17]: Page is a continuation of page 16. [Page 18]: "Brothers in the Spirit 2002 weekly itinerary" title, and schedule follows on page. Dated at bottom "04/02". [Page 19]: "Commission Reunion Tour" followed by schedule of tour.
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-m79
title: My Lord, What a Morning, 1999

description: Score. "My Lord, What a Morning". On cover: "Henry Leck; Gospel Series; ...achieving vocal artistic excellence through fine repertoire. My Lord, What a Morning; Dilworth; HL-263. My Lord, What a Morning (a choral fantasy); Four-part treble voices with piano accompaniment. Spiritual; Arranged by Rollo A. Dilworh [sic]; Edited by Henry H. Leck. Plymouth Music Company, Incorporated; 170 North East 33rd Street; Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33334".; [Page 2]: First page details the style and origins of "My Lord, What a Morning" as well as gives biographical information on the arranger, Rollo A. Dilworth. [Page 3-8]: The sheet music and lyrics for "My Lord, What a Morning" are given.
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-m84
title: The Negro journal of religion, vol. 6, no. 2, 1940

description: Journal issue of the Negro journal of religion; an interdenominational review. On the cover is the phrase "He is Risen" and below it is a cross adorned with flowers. P.2 includes the "Table of contents"; "Our churches and their workers, By Marthe Tatum"; p.3: "Editorial -- Officially authorized to publish forthe fraternal council of negro churches", "Immortality", "Why preachers don't retire", "How do they know?", "They still come", "22 out of 300"; p.4: "What about the public?", "Hopeful signs", "Things move along in Mound Bayou", "Policing the world", "Denominational cranks"; p.5: "An autobiography, By P.A. Nichols"; p.6: "Negro players stand out", "How to use the Bible"; p.7: "Saddlebag saga, By Effie Lee Newsome"; p.8: "The A.M.E. Zion mission in West Africa, By Bishop James W. Brown"; p.9: "'American democracy' by Chas. L. Hill"; p.10: "A philosophy for martyrs by Dr. Albert E. Avey"; p.11: "This is my son by Jessie Craig Gaston"; p. 12: "Fellowship, Conducted by Dr. Ezra Johnston", "But God can", "Your questions answered", "Saddlebag saga (continued from page 7)", "An autobiography (continued from page 5)"; p.13: "Value of African agricultural shows", "'American democracy' (continued from page 9)"; p.14: "Has direction of negro migration changed?", "Is anything worth fighting for?", "School facilities for negroes increased", "A philosophy for martyrs (continued from page 10)", "Is negro home ownership increasing?"; p.15: "Thus we go"; p.16: "A world view of religion", "Church calendar".
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-m78
title: Gospel Pearls, 1921

description: Hymnal containing 163 numbered hymns. Includes index. "Gospel pearls, edited and compiled for special use in the Sunday school, church, evangelistic meetings, conventions and all religious services by the Music Committee of the Sunday School Publishing Board" -- title page. "Printed in shaped notes" -- title page. Sections: Worship and devotion (no.1-no.75), Revival (no.76-no.143), Spirituals (no.144-no.163), Contents.
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-m83
title: Marjie (Parker) Mosley Concert Program, 1979

description: Marjie (Parker) Mosley Concert Program, 1979. "Praising God in Song Concert Program, 1979". Concert program for "Praising God in Song", featuring traditional Gospel singer Marjie (Parker) Mosley, July 8, 1979 at First Christian Church in Los Angeles, California.  [Hand-written] On front page: "First Christian Church presents 2nd Annual Musical Praising God in Song. Marjie Mosley; July 8th, 1979; 4:00 p.m." [Page 2]: The second page lists all of the musicians playing in the program as well as the order of events for the day. [Page 3]: The third page lists the order of songs that are to be performed. [Page 4]: "Thanks to all our families and friends for comming [sic] here today. Without you this program could not have been-- May God's richest blessings forever be yours. Earnestine Harbour, Chairperson; Doctor V. James Edner, Pastor".
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-m66
title: God will take care of you; I'm going to walk out in His name, [s.d.]

description: Phonograph record. "Savoy Records; God will take care of you; (Evelyn and Mildred Gay); Gay Sisters; 4025-A; (US-12667); Sav-o-flex; Unbreakable under normal use; Duet; Not licensed for radiobroadcast -- for home use on phonographs" -- on one side. "Savoy Records; I'm going to walk out in His name; (Evelyn and Mildred Gay); Gay Sisters; 4025-B; (US-12668); Sav-o-flex; Unbreakable under normal use; Not licensed for radiobroadcast -- for home use on phonographs" -- on the other side.; Evelyn, Mildred and Geraldine began singing as children. They soon formed a Gospel trio, aptly named The Gay Sisters. -- Evelyn was the composer/arranger while Geraldine was known for her avant-garde style of playing and Mildred captivated audiences with her high soprano voice.
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-m69
title: Sign of the judgment; Every time I feel the spirit, [s.d.]

description: Phonograph record. "Every time I feel the spirit (Earl Malone); The spirit of memphis quartet; 4471-AA; Spiritual" -- on one side. "Sign of the judgment (Silas Steele); The spirit of memphis quartet; 4471-AA; Spiritual" -- on the other side.; Founded in 1930, the Spirit of Memphis Quartet are more a continual concept than a set band. The core of the group was usually lead Jethro Bledsoe, tenor Robert Reed, and bass singer Earl Malone, all of whom joined in the 1930s. [http://www.allmusic.com]
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-m65
title: The old ship of Zion, [s.d.]

description: Phonograph record. "The old ship of Zion; Rev. C.L. Franklin, Pastor; New Bethel Baptist Church; Detroit, Mich.; Part I Spiritual; Manufactured by Chess Record Corp., Chicago, Ill" -- on one side. "The old ship of Zion; Rev. C.L. Franklin, Pastor; New Bethel Baptist Church, Detroit, Mich.; Part 2 Spiritual; Manufactured by Chess Record Corp., Chicago, Ill" -- on the other side.