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1. Pilgrim Travellers: Better Than That Review: The "Better Than That" collection follows the CD compilation of the two "Best of the Pilgrim Travelers" and the first release by the PT in the Legends of Gospel series, "Walking Rhythm;" and it focuses the early to mid-Fifties heyday of this talented all-male quintet. At that time, they were a top draw on the Gospel circuit, booked all over the.

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2. Sep 16,  · The Roots "Aint Gonna Let Nobody Turn Me Around" from The Soundtrack For A Revolution.

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3. Mar 06,  · 47 videos Play all Old Negro spiritual and slave songs Doretha Warrick Something About the Name Jesus - The Rance Allen Group feat. Kirk Franklin - Duration:

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4. Back. Let My People Go - Negro Spirituals - Roots Collection Vol. 9 Various Artists. out of 5 stars Audio CD. $ Classic African American Gospel from Smithsonian Folkways Gospel, Negro Spirituals s. Various Artists. out of 5 stars 3. Audio CD. $ Negro Spirituals.

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6. The Power of Black Music by Samuel A. Floyd and People Get Ready: A New History of Black Gospel Music by Robert Darden helped me gain a further understanding of the social, political and economic transitions that have occurred as Gospel evolved. Through these two books, I was able to get a better sense of how the rhythms, styles and purposes of.

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7. A litlle talk with Jesus Ain't going to tarry here Ain't gonna let nobody turn me roun Going to set down and rest awhile Going to shout all over God's Heaven The gospel train There's great camp meeting To my father's house Trouble done bore me down.

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8. Jan 10,  · Among the countless traditional black gospel songs, here are just 25 that have their origins in slavery. Swing Low, Sweet Chariot; Swing Low, Sweet Chariot is a renowned call and response black gospel song in which the preacher sings the first line and the congregation affrogesonmagbucumtakevesula.xyzinfo a slave heard this tune, he would know that he had to be prepared for the big escape.

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