“Oh Mary Don’t You Weep,” by the Swan Silvertones, 1959.
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Carole King’s “You’ve Got a Friend,” rendered as Gospel by the Swan Silvertones.
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“I’ve Got Myself Together,” by the Swan Silvertones, 1975. The Parable of the Prodigal Son like you’ve never heard it before.
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“Move Up,” by the Swan Silvertones, 1958. Vocalists Claude Jeter (lead), Paul Owens (tenor), John H. Myles (baritone), and William Conner (bass). Accompanists are probably Linwood Hargrove (guitar), Bob Cranshaw (bass), and Walter Perkins (drums). The song is credited to Paul Owens.
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