Contient :
I'm a soldier / Reverend Kelsey
Teach me to be right / Sister Rosetta Tharpe
Jesus, lover of my soul / Famous Blue Jay Singers
Power of the Lord / Five Blind Boys of Alabama
Will Jesus will be waiting for me / Five Blind Boys of Mississippi
Shady green pastures / Georgia Peach
Prayer changes things / Mahalia Jackson
Where can I go / Roberta Martin Singer
If Jesus had to pray / Robert Anderson
Throw out the lifeline / Sallie Martin Singers
I see Jesus / Brother Joe May
What do you think about Jesus / Elder Charlie Beck
Milky white may / Trumpeteers
Will there be any stars in my crown / Harmonizing Four
Touch me, Lord Jesus / Angelic Gospel Singers
Surely god is able / Clara Ward Singers ()(The)
Gospel hop / Sister Ethel Davenport
You got to move / Two Gospel Keys
I'll live again / Dixie Hummingbirds
I'll be satisfied / Fairfield Four ()(The)
God be with you / St Paul Baptist Church of Los Angeles
On my way / Reverend C.C. Chapman
Angels / Prof. Johnson & his Gospel Singers
He won't deny me / Swan Silvertones
Ease my troubled mind / Spirit of Memphis Quartet
Oh ! In that morning / Reverend Benny Campbell
Didn't it rain / Sister Rosetta Tharpe
Walk thru the valley / Edna Gallmon Cooke
He's calling me / Original Gospel Harmonettes
By and by / Davis Sisters
Let's talk about Jesus / Bells of Joy
Yes, yes, I've done my duty / Sunset Travelers
Glory glory hallelujah / Gatemouth Moore
I'm so glad Jesus lifted me / Voices of Victory
I just keep from crying sometime / Marie Knight
Let us run / Caravans ()(The)
Lord ! Lord ! Lord ! / Alex Bradford
Come and go to that land / Soul Stirrers ()(The)
How Jesus died / Pilgrim Travelers
Burying ground / Sensational Nightingales
Give me my flowers / Consolers ()(The)
Hold my hand / Sister Jessie Mae Renfro
I've got a new born soul / Brother Cleophus Robinson
If I could hear my mother pray / Staple Singers ()(The)
Résumé : La décennie qui suivit la fin de la guerre représente la quintessence de la longue histoire du genre. C'est à cette époque que les plus grands solistes et groupes vocaux, au sommet de leur art, ont réalisés leurs plus beaux disques. Au travers d'un choix d'incontournables, connus ou oubliés, Jean Buzelin propose ici l'ensemble des facettes de cet 'âge d'or'.
Notes : Jazz Magazine No.604 p.60 du 28/05/2009
Noté 5/5 dans Jazzman No.158 p.70 du 03/06/2009
Noté 5/5 dans Soul Bag No.195 p.77 du 18/06/2009
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