“He’s Sweet, I Know,” recorded by the Swan Silvertones, 1971.
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“Babylon’s Fallen,” recorded by The Trumpeteers, 1949.
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“Don’t Miss That Train,” by The Trumpeteers, 1952.
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“Milky White Way,” written by Lander Coleman, recorded by The Trumpeteers, 1946. Joseph E. Johnson (lead vocals), Raleigh Turnage (tenor), and Willie MacNair (baritone), James Keels (bass).
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” When I Rose This Morning,” sung by Mosie Burks, with dozens of her friends.
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“Ride This Train” by the Canton Spirituals, 1993. Harvey Watkins, Sr., lead vocalist.
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“Hallelujah Anyhow,” Rev. Clay Evans, with Rev. Oris Mays and The AARC Mass Choir, ca. 1992.
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“The Old Ship Of Zion,” performed by The Jackson Southernaires at the Jackson Municipal Auditorium, Jackson, Mississippi, 1992.
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“Walk In Jerusalem,” by the Roberta Martin Singers, 1957.
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“Out of the Depths,” by the Banks Brothers (Bishop Jeff Banks and Rev. Charles Banks), recorded at the First Baptist Church, Nutley New Jersey, 1974.
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