“Troubles,” recorded by Estella Burke, 1968. The singer, better known as Stella Burke, sang in the Chicago area with The Sensationals, who are probably on this record.
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“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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“You Ain’t Livin'” written and recorded by Andraé Crouch, 1972.
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“Me and Jesus,” recorded by Ronica and the Blazing Stars, 2023.
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“How Blessed You Are,” recorded by Ronica & The Blazing Stars, 2023.
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“Mission,” recorded by Ronica and the Blazing Stars, 2023.
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“I Won’t Let Go,” written by Dorothy Love Coates, and recorded by Dorothy Love Coates and the Gospel Harmonettes, 1969. Also known as “I’m Holding On.”
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“99 and a Half Won’t Do,” written by Dorothy Love Coates, recorded by the Wright Specials, a Gospel quartet associated with Motown, in 1963. Singers were Delores Hall, Carrie Jones, Betty Knox and Effie Ellington, though Kim Weston was briefly a member. They were named after their manager, Thomas Wright.
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“99 and a Half Won’t Do,” written by Dorothy Love Coates, recorded by Dorothy Love Coates & the Original Gospel Harmonettes, 1956. First recorded by Sister Rosetta Tharpe and Her Mother (Katie Bell Nubin) with Sam Price Trio, 1949.
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