Track Listings
| 1. Don't You Want to Go - Meditation Singers | ||
| 2. None But the Righteous - The Norfleet Brothers | ||
| 3. Anyway You Bless Me Lord - Bells of Joy | ||
| 4. Never Grow Old - Aretha Franklin | ||
| 5. Oh, What a Meeting - The Soul Stirrers | ||
| 6. I've Been Weeping a Mighty Long Time - The Original Five Blind Boys of Mississippi | ||
| 7. When My Time Comes - Prof. Alex Bradford | ||
| 8. Resting Easy - The Soul Stirrers | ||
| 9. Two Wings - Utah Smith | ||
| 10. Mother Loves Her Children - Rev. C.L. Franklin | ||
| 11. Old Time Religion - The Violinaires | ||
| 12. Life in Heaven Is Free - Cleo Jackson Randle | ||
| 13. Walk in the Light | ||
| 14. Angels Keep Watching over Me - Sammy Bryant | ||
| 15. Floods of Joy - Windy City Four | ||
| 16. I'm Gonna Tell God - Elder Charles D. Beck | ||
| 17. You've Got the Jordan River to Cross - Martha Bass | ||
| 18. Don't Give Up - Southern Stars |
None But the Righteous: Chess Gospel Greats, Music, Various Artists, 50's, 60's, 70's, Black Gospel, Chicago Soul, Deep Soul, Gospel, Gospel/Christian Music, Pop, Quiet Storm, R&B, Soul, Southern Soul, Traditional Gospel, Urban
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None But the Righteous: Chess Gospel Greats
Various Artists Manufacturer: Mca ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000002OBQ Release Date: 1992-03-10 |
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Great Gospel from Chess Records.......2003-04-28
The collection includes both well known artists and other fine artists that are little known, such as Cleo Jackson Randle, Sammy Bryant and Elder Beck. These three all do a fine number on this cd, but recordings by these artists are hard to find.
Martha Bass, a gospel diva of St.Louis is not as well known as her daughter, Fontella Bass, who hit the pop charts in the 60's with "Rescue me", and joins in on keyboards and backing vocals with her mother on the song "You've got the Jordan river to cross".
More known artists on this cd include The Soul Stirrers, with two selections on this cd from 1966, featuring Martin Jacox's growling and Willie Rogers as singers. Other well known artists here include Alex Bradford and The Five Blind boys of Mississippi.
But the best known of them all is the daughter of the preacher whose sermons were already being issued by the label and luckily they did not only record the sermons of that preacher but also some of the singing of his young teenage dauhter - Aretha Franklin. Her singing was just beginning to show the maturity that would make her "the Queen of Soul". On "Never grow old", perhaps her greatest early recording, you hear her unhurried approach driven by the claps and hollers of a responsive congregation as she sings of the joy of heaven, the "land where we never grow old."
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