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Shout! Black Gospel Music Moments

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Gospel Music
Black Gospel Music
Baylor University Libraries
Baylor University
Black Gospel Music Restoration Project
Black Gospel Music Preservation Program
Mahalia Jackson
Savoy Records
Golden Age Of Gospel
Civil Rights Movement
Don Roby
Andre Crouch
Peacock Records
Philadelphia
Robert Darden
Jimmy Jones
Sister Barbara Jones
The Mighty Inspirations
Meditation Singers
Reverend James Cleveland

Author and Baylor University professor Robert Darden tells stories - and plays recordings - from the Baylor University Libraries' Black Gospel Music Restoration Project in an on-going weekly series of two-minute segments. Shout! Black Gospel Music Moments explores the distinctly African-American sound of the "Golden Age of Gospel" (1945-1975). The series celebrates this fertile musical period in A... more

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The legendary guitarist the Rev. Gary Davis recorded 14 stunning gospel tracks in New York City in 1935, including “I Belong to the Band, Hallelujah.”

The Supreme Voices never quite broke through during the Golden Age of Gospel Music, but with great tracks like “I Made a Vow,” it’s clear they probably should have been stars.

The Sweet Brothers of Vero Beach, Florida, deserved wider recognition for their soulful, slow burn gospel songs, including “I’ll Be Welcomed.”

The Cotton Brothers of Macon, Georgia, excelled at a particularly exciting brand of gospel soul, including the rave-up, “Alright, Alright.”

The Rev. J.R. Lockley and His Original Gospel Clefs, featuring big-voiced Ann Moncrief, deliver a killer version of the spiritual, “One of These Mornings.”

New York City’s Echoes of Life turn Thomas Dorsey’s beloved “You’ve Got to Live the Life” into a rough and raspy old school gospel shout.

In 1959, the Abbysinnia Baptist Church Young People’s Choir recorded a cheerfully up tempo version of the old spiritual “You’ve Got to Move” for the famed Gotham Record label.

The Faithful Wonders’ funky “Ol’ John (Behold Thy Mother),” first released in 1968, has been re-released multiple times on various gospel and R&B anthologies in recent years.

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Two-minute audio spots profile pivotal figures and milestones from the Golden Age of Gospel (roughly 1945–1975), pairing concise storytelling with archival recordings from a major university preservation project. Episodes spotlight individual artists, groups, and landmark songs, weaving cultural context—civil rights era, regional scenes, and the evolution of gospel—into short, reverent snapshots. A notable strength is the program's archival depth and its focus on preserving obscure or overlooked performances, making it a rich resource for music historians, educators, and fans who want quick, substantive education on Black gospel music history.

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