
Every Saturday from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. CT on Chicago's WLUW 88.7FM, host Bob Marovich brings you vintage black gospel recordings on "Gospel Memories." If you are not in Chicago, you can listen live to the program via www.wluw.org. Miss a show? Hear a snippet of the last month's worth of programs on Podomatic.Be sure to visit www.gospelmemories.com for the latest playlist and news about the upcomi... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 30 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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Selections from artists such as the Philippian Gospel Singers, Father Hayes Specials, Flying Clouds of Detroit, Back Home Choir, Gene Viale & Cassietta George (pictured), Thompson Community Singers, and others
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This show reminds me of Sundays mornings when I was a child getting ready for church. It brings back so many wonderful memories!
This program is loaded with rich history and precious gospel memories. Bob does a superb job rekindling great memories. Eric Maurice Clark
As much as I love today's gospel sound, it's always refreshing to hear Gospel from back in the day...music and artists I grew up listening to like The Caravans, James Cleveland, Dorothy Norwood, The Sensational Nightingales, Rev. Cleophus Robinson, Shirley Caesar and others. This reminds me of the foundation that got me started musically.
Thank God for Bob Marovich having a vision to play these classic sounds on the airwaves! Gospel Memories is one broadcast/podcast I highly recommend to all ... more
Yep, Gospel Memories Podcasts are truly fantastic for music lovers. Download and enjoy. Get some soul in your life!
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A longtime archival music program centered on vintage black gospel, blending curated vinyl-era tracks with historical context, label histories, and artist lineages. Episodes commonly feature host-led sets, occasional deep-dive guests, and tributes or spotlights on influential figures in gospel music, often weaving in anecdotes about recording eras, regional scenes, and radio heritage. The show stands out for its preservationist ethos, wide archival knowledge, and strong community ties with Chicago's gospel and radio ecosystem, making it a compelling pick for listeners who crave historical depth and classic gospel performances.
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Recent guests on Gospel Memories include:
1. Stephen B. Dollins
2. Donald Gay
3. Jeanette Robinson Jones
4. Bob Marovich
5. Evelyn Gay
6. Pastor Mack Mason
7. Edward Dominick
8. Reverend Billy Kiles
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