Guest host William Luck spins selections from the Highway QCs (pictured), Arizona Dranes, Rev. Gary Davis, Dorothy Glass, the Original Walker Singers, Sensational Canarians, and others.

This episode features selections from the new 2-CD collection of 1940s Lang-Worth discs by the Deep River Boys, a long set of Andrae' Crouch classics (pictured), Knowles & Jackson Sextet, GMWA Women of Worship, and others.

This episode contains selections from the Gospel Silhouettes, Dixie Travelers, Sammie Bryant (pictured), Gay Sisters, Hillsman Gospel Singers, Spirit of Memphis, Rev. James Cleveland and the Southern California Community Choir, and others.

This episode includes music from the Sensational Nightingales, James Cleveland and the Gospel Chimes (pictured), Beautiful Zion MBC Choir, Friendly Brothers, Pilgrim Jubilees, Church of the Living God 2nd District Choir, and others.

This episode includes a special Black History Month set, two long sets in memory of Michael Mathis (Pastor Shirley Caesar) and Tyrone Porter (photo, Christianaires), and more.

On this episode, the Watts Community Choir salutes the late Burt Bacharach, the Savettes honor Samara Joy, we feature a woman who recorded gospel music before Arizona Dranes, and others.

This episode features music from the Dixie Hummingbirds, Sons of the Birds (pictured), Capitol City Quartette, Soul Stirrers, Mahalia Jackson, Emanon Chorale Ensemble, Brooklyn All Stars (happy birthday, Thomas Spann!), an in memoriam to Uncle Chucc Hamilton (Zion Messengers), and others.

William Luck is the host this week. Music from the Staple Singers (pictured), Biblical Gospel Singers, Gospelaires of Dayton, Heirs of Harmony, Mary Frazier, Jimmy Ellis & Riverview Spiritual Singers, and others.

This episode includes a long set in memory of former James Cleveland Singer Clyde Brown (pictured), plus music from the Voices of Clouds, Davis Sisters, Bay State Singers, Rev. Singing Sammy Lewis, Robert Anderson & the Caravans, the Brotherhood Singers of Columbia, South Carolina, and others.

This episode opens with selections in memory of the late Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and the remainder is an interview, with music, with Elizabeth King of Memphis, Tennessee.