This episode includes music from the Davis Sisters, Dixie Hummingbirds (pictured), Golden Tones, Donald Vails, Staple Singers, GMWA Women of Worship, Bright Stars, and others.

A celebration of life, through music, for three gentlemen who went on home to be with the Lord this past week: Bishop Norman Hutchins, Sly Stone, and Gospel Memories host's father, Robert M. Marovich Sr.

William Luck hosts the show this week with selections from the Gospel Wonders, Barbara Jean Mayes, Bill Spivery and the Sons of Truth, Bobby Jones and New Life, Spiritual Wings, and others.

Selections from the Mighty Clouds of Joy, Harold Bowen Singers, Caravans (pictured), Dixie Hummingbirds, SW Michigan State Choir of COGIC, Love Center Choir, Rev. Savage, and others.

This episode showcases religious music recorded by Idessa Malone (pictured), one of the first Black women to own and operate a postwar independent record company (Staff, Dessa, Prize, Favorite, Manel). Artists include Rev. Clay Evans and the Fellowship MBC Choir, Wilbert Ervin, Viola Ranson Sorters, Mamie Spann, Victoria and Thelma Hawkins, and the Mystics.

This episode includes two long sets in memory of Jo Jo Wallace (pictured, Sensational Nightingales) and Bishop Earl J. Wright Jr. (keyboardist).

Our Mother's Day special featuring songs about mother by artists such as the Five Blind Boys of Alabama, Angelic Choir feat. Delores "Bootsy" Roberts, Staple Singers (pictured), Supreme Councilors, Violinaires, John P. Kee, and others

This episode includes music by Madame Edna Gallmon Cooke (pictured), Space Singers, Jessie Mae Renfro, Thomas Whitfield, Andrae Crouch, Debra Snipes and the Angels, Florida Robins, and more.

This episode features music from the Rance Allen Singers (pictured), Danniebelle Hall, Mighty Indiana Travelers, Donny Hathaway, Angelic Gospel Singers, Blind Willie Johnson, and others.

Lots of songs for Holy Week on this episode, including by Philadelphia's Zion Harmonaires, Lula Collins, O'Neal Twins (pictured), and the Argo Gospel Singers & Southern Sons; plus a live recording by the Gospel Trumpets, and more.