“Spirit in the Sky,” written by Norman Greenbaum, recorded by The Stovall Sisters, 1970. The sisters sang backup on Mr. Greenbaum’s original recording of the song in 1969.
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“He’s Got Everything You Need,” written by Dorothy Love Coates, recorded by Dorothy Love Coates & The Gospel Harmonettes, 1969.
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“Who Shall Abide,” written by Corine Smith, and recorded by her with her sisters Ann, Elizabeth and Pauline as The Famous Smith Sisters in 1960.
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“Till My Change Comes,” written by Dorothy Love Coates, recorded by Dorothy Love Coates & The Gospel Harmonettes, 1969.
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“I’ll Be Satisfied Then,” written by Dorothy Love Coates, recorded by Dorothy Love Coates & The Gospel Harmonettes, 1967.
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“Come & Go With Me,” written by Dorothy Love Coates, recorded by Dorothy Love Coates & The Gospel Harmonettes, 1969.
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“So Many Falling By The Wayside,” written by Dorothy Love Coates, recorded by Dorothy Love Coates & The Gospel Harmonettes, 1969.
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“In That Mornin'”, written by Dorothy Love Coates, recorded by Dorothy Love Coates & The Gospel Harmonettes, 1967.
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“Victory,” recorded by Dr. W.J. Stafford & The Free For All Inspirational Choir, 1987. Lead singer: Deborah Maiden. Dr. Willie J. Stafford (1925-2006) first recorded with The Five Trumpets in 1949. This is a choir from Rev. Stafford’s Free For All Missionary Baptist Church in Atlanta.
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“He’s Right On Time” (aka “You Can’t Hurry God,” written by Dorothy Love Coates and recorded by her with The Original Gospel Harmonettes, 1953.
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