“Let The Lord Come In,” by the Gospel Clefs, 1962.
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” It Will Be Glory,” by the Gospel Chimes, 1963. Written by James Cleveland.
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“We’ll Understand It Better By And By,” written by Rev. Charles Tindley, interpreted by the Davis Sisters.
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“Don’t Miss That Train,” by The Trumpeteers, 1952.
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“I’m Working on the Building” by the Highway Q.C.s, featuring Spencer Taylor, 1955.
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“Dig A Little Deeper In God’s Love,” by The Fairfield Four, 1949. Rev. Sam McCrary (lead tenor), Edward Thomas (tenor), James Hill (baritone), Willie Frank Lewis (“utility”) and Isaac Freeman (bass). Yes, that’s five singers ….
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