“Lend Me Your Hand,” recorded by The Kindly Shepherds, 1967.
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“Shackles,” written by Darrell McFadden, Prathan WIlliams, and Eugene Peoples, recorded by Darrell McFadden And The Disciples, 2006.
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“How Blessed You Are,” recorded by Ronica & The Blazing Stars, 2023.
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“May The Work I’ve Done Speak For Me,” written by Sullivan Pugh, recorded by Slim & The Supreme Angels, 1975. Lead vocalist: Rev. Howard “Slim” Hunt.
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“Last Month of the Year,” recorded by The Blind Boys of Alabama, 2003. Originally recorded (as “When Was Jesus Born?”) by the Heavenly Gospel Singers and released in 1941, but said to be a much older traditional song.
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“I’ve Got My Ticket,” recorded by the Brooklyn All Stars, 1964.
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“The Lord Will Make A Way,” written by Thomas A Dorsey, recorded by The Five Blind Boys Of Mississippi, 1953.
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“Move On Up a Little Higher,” written by William Herbert Brewster, recorded by The Dixie Humming Birds, 1949. Ira Tucker (lead tenor), James Davis (second tenor), Beachey Thompson (baritone), William Bobo (bass).
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“Since Jesus Changed This Heart Of Mine,” recorded in 1951 by the Bells of Joy, from the Clarksville neighborhood of Austin Texas. Lead singer: A.C. Littlefield.
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