“What Do You Know About Jesus?” recorded by Brother Joe May and Sister Wynona Carr, 1950. Ms. Carr is credited as the author. The Swan Silvertones recorded a version within a year or so.
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“I’m So Glad (Trouble Don’t Last Always),” recorded by the Soul Stirrers, released about 1959. Sam Cooke. lead vocal. The Trumpeteers recorded a version in 1949.
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“If Jesus Can’t Fix It,” written by Avery Meeks and Bennie Meeks, recorded by the Jackson Southernaires, 1976.
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“I Don’t Feel No Ways Tired,” written by Curtis Burwell, recorded by James Cleveland and the New Jerusalem Baptist Church Choir, 1978.
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“Heavy Load,” performed by the Jackson Southernaires, with help from the Mississippi Mass Choir, 1992. Lead vocalists: Huey Williams, Frank Williams, and Roger Bryant.
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“I Can Go to God in Prayer,” written by Calvin Bridges, recorded by Albertina Walker and the Evangelical Choir, 1981.
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“Christian’s Automobile,” written by Ira Tucker, and performed by him with his quartet, the Dixie Hummingbirds, 1957.
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“Jesus, Oh What a Wonderful Child,” performed here by the Mississippi Mass Choir. The song is said to be traditional, but many associate it with the Angelic Gospel Singers, who recorded it in 1950.
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“Sinner Man Where You Gonna Run To,” recorded by the Davis Sisters, 1957.
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“Yes He Can,” recorded by Tessie Hill, 1999.
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