“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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“Oh Freedom!“, a traditional Spriritual, interpreted by The Golden Gospel Singers, 2011. Bob Singleton, founder.
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“What Are They Doing In Heaven Today,” written by Charles Albert Tindley, recorded by The Staples Singers, 1966. Roebuck Staples (vocals, guitar), and vocalists Cleotha Staples, Mavis Staples, Pervis Staples, and Yvonne Staples.
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“How I Got Over,” written by Clara Ward, sung by Aretha Franklin, with James Cleveland and The Southern California Community Choir, 1972.
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“I Don’t Know Why,” written by Thomas A. Dorsey, recorded by Katie Sankey and the W.J. Sankey Family, 1989.
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“Search Me Lord,” written by Thomas A. Dorsey, recorded by Richard Penniman (“Little Richard“), 1960.
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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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“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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