William Luck is guest host on this episode with selections from the C Lord Cs, Mahalia Jackson, Fabulous Golden Tones, Ramada Singers, a tribute to the late Roscoe Robinson (pictured), and others.

An interview with W. Keith Eason, author of "The Houston Gospel Sound," plus recordings from Houston-based artists such as Olivia Branch Walker, Kathy Taylor, V. Michael McKay, Lee Ida Brown, Yolanda Adams, and others. It's all about Houston today on Gospel Memories!

This episode includes sets in loving memory of Nate Luckett (Luckett Brothers of Milwaukee) and Rev. Jesse L. Jackson Sr.  plus Caravans, Stars of Virginia, Bishop G.E. Patterson, and others.

"The Gospel According to Atlantic Records" - an hour-long survey of gospel recordings from Atlantic Records (1949-1972).

This episode, the first for this year's Black History Month, includes selections by the Christ Universal Temple Ensemble, Gospel Keys, GMWA Mass Choir, Bibletone Gospel Singers, Glorifying Vines Sisters, selections in loving memory of Bili Thedford (pictured) and Ron Kenoly, and others.

This episode includes selections from Alex Bradford, Caravans, Evelyn Gay, Salem Travelers, Angelic Choir feat. Gerri Griffin, Sons of David, Chicago's New Friendship MBC Choir (pictured), and others.

Selections from the Roberta Martin Singers, Original Five Blind Boys, Mollie Mae Gates, Myrna Summers (pictured) & Interdenominational Choir, Gospel Four of Memphis, Golden Eagle Gospel Singers, Candi Station, and others.

We feature the lead vocal work of living legends Dianne Williams and Michele Brown of the Cosmopolitan Church of Prayer "Warriors," plus selections from Sallie Martin & her Singers of Joy, Sammy Lewis, Southern Faith Singers, and others.

This episode includes selections from the Saint Luke COGIC Choir, Gospel Commanders, Katherine Hayes Singers, Rev. Evangelist Malcolm Simmons, Spiritualaires of Columbia SC, Utica Institute Jubilee Singers (pictured), and others.

After the Cotton Brothers sing us into the New Year, the show turns to an extended tribute to the late Richard Smallwood.