“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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“You Can’t Hurry God” (aka “He’s Right on Time”), written by Dorothy Love Coates, recorded by Deborah Thompson, with Milton Brunson and musicians of the Thompson Community Singers, 1974.
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“He Promised,” written by Milton Brunson and recorded by his Thompson Community Singers, 1973.
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“He Can Work It Out,” written by Milton Brunson and recorded by his Thompson Community Singers, 1974.
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“I Won’t Let Go” (aka “Holding On,” written by Dorothy Love Coates and recorded by her with the Original Gospel Harmonettes.
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“The Holy Ghost,” written by Percy Bady, recorded by Milton Brunson and the Thompson Community Singers, 1986. Lead Vocalist: Leanne Faine.
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“Come On Up In Glory,” written by Roebuck Staples, recorded by The Staples Singers, 1960.
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“I’m Gonna to Move Across the River,” written by Thomas Spann, recorded by The Brooklyn Allstars, 1972.
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“I’m Expecting Somebody,” written and recorded by James “Butch” Galloway, backed by New Beginning, 1989.
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“I Don’t Know Why,” written by Thomas A. Dorsey, recorded by Bessie Griffin, 1973. George Rembert (guitar), Charles Barnett (piano), Jessy Dixon (organ), Jimmy Lee Evans (bass), Terrance D. Thompson (drums).
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