“I’ll Fly Away,” written by Albert Brumley, recorded by The Trumpeteers, 1952.
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“Move On Up a Little Higher,” written by W. Herbert Brewster, recorded by Brother Joe May, 1984.
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“Help Me Run This Race,” written by Milton Babb, recorded by Otis Clay & the Gospel Songbirds.
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“I’m Going to Move Upstairs,” by the Gable-Airs, 1963. Roscoe Lindsey, lead singer.
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“I Want My Crown” recorded by the Pilgrim Travelers, 1948. Kylo Turner (lead), Keith Barber, James Alexander, Jesse Whittaker and Rayfield Taylor.
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“I Want My Crown,” recorded by Charlie Wells & the Voices of Clouds, date unknown.
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“It’s a Highway to Heaven,” written by Rev. Thomas A. Dorsey, recorded by Prof. Alex Bradford.
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“Freedom,” written and recorded by James “Butch” Galloway, backed by New Beginning, 1989.
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“When The Battle Is Over,” by Walter Hawkins and The Love Center Choir,1984. Lead vocalists: Carol King and LaWanda Scroggins.
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