Music in memory of Austin Layne Jr. (pictured) and Rev. Dr. Lena McLin, plus more selections from the new Davis Sisters collection, Miami Soul Stirrers, Bailey Gospel Singers, Ward Singers, and others.

In memory of the late Mother Vernon Oliver Price, who passed away this week at age 93, this is a rebroadcast of the September 2011 Gospel Memories "words and music" interview with Mother Price.

This episode includes selections from the new "Famous Davis Sisters - The Singles Collection" 2-CD set (Acrobat) as well as music from the Christian Tabernacle Choir (NY), Original Five Blind Boys, Voices of Nashville, Mavis Staples, Willie Morganfield, and others. 

This episode includes selections from the Argo Singers, St. Paul COGIC Choir of Chicago, Wheeler Singers, Emma Tucker, a cut from the new Blind Boys of Alabama album (pictured), and others.

William Luck is host this week with music from the Wiregrass Sacred Harp Singers, Mighty Mighty Clouds of Joy, Gospel Landers, Williams Brothers, rare Staple SIngers (photo), B.B. King (yes, the blues king also sang spirituals), and others.

This episode includes music from the forthcoming album "Parchman Prison Prayer: Some Mississippi Sunday Morning," plus selections from Edna Gallmon Cooke, Prof. Harold Boggs, the Peerless Four, Detroiters, the Love Center Choir, and others.

This episode features music from Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Combined Choirs of New Nazareth MBC (pictured), Lawsonairs, Victorettes, Bells of Joy, Bill Moss & his Celestials, New Orleans Humming Four, and others.

This episode features sets in memory of the late Haywood Barnes (pictured, Sunset Jubilaires) and DeWitt Johnson (B. C. & M. Mass Choir and Johnson Ensemble), as well as music from the First Church of Deliverance Mass Choir, Barrett Sisters, Gospel Harmonettes, Rosie Wallace, and others.

William Luck is your host this week, featuring music from the Friendly Five, Straight Street Choir, Royal Jubilee, Art Reynolds Singers, Heavenly Saints Spiritual Singers, and others.

Long sets in loving memory of the Reverend Thomas Spann (Brooklyn All Stars) and Bishop Claude O. Timmons (pictured, Gospel Chimes, Monument of Faith Ev. Church), a selection from the late Elder Jack Ward's final album, and more.