This episode includes music from the Mighty Clouds of Joy, Interfaith Choir of St. Louis, Bro. Joe May, Sallie Martin Singers, a long set in memory of Pastor Joe Peay (pictured, Triumphs), and more.

Selections featured on this episode from the Angelic Gospel Singers, Back Home Choir, Caravans, Swan Silvertones, a musical salute to the late Dr. James Abbington (pictured), and more.

This episode includes sets in memory of Henry Jackson DMin (pictured with the Henry Jackson Company) and Rev. Thomas L. Walker; as well as selections from the Gospel Harmonettes, Lovers of God, Thompson Community Singers, and others. 

William Luck hosts Gospel Memories this week, featuring music from the Chariot Wheels, Sons of Truth, Loving Sisters, Miss Evelyn Tyler (aka Turrentine-Agee) & the Tyler Singers, a tribute to the late Sandy Foster Jr. (pictured) of the Five Blind Boys of Mississippi, and others.

"The Gospel According to Capitol Records" - an hour-long salute to the gospel catalog of the Hollywood-based label. Featuring selections by Sallie Martin, Ever-Ready Singers, Voices of Hope, Echoes of Eden of St. Paul Baptist Church, Art Reynolds Singers, Andrews Gospel Singers, and others.

This episode includes long sets in memory of Spencer Taylor Jr. (pictured) of the Highway QCs and Supreme Queen Mother Doris Lee Rogers (Bibleway Temple).

Selections from the Gay Sisters (pictured), Barrett Sisters with Roberta Martin, Ravizee Singers, Madame Marie Knight, Universal Jubileers, Rev. Charles Nicks Jr. and others.

Words and music with Rev. Joe Williams, member of the Sons of the Birds and the Dixie Hummingbirds. Rev. Joe's biography, "Flying with the Birds," written by Dr. Lynn Peterson, is now available. He is also being inducted into the Gospel Music Hall of Fame in St. Louis in September.

This episode includes selections from the St. James Young Adult Choir of Detroit, Cassietta George, Pilgrim Jubilees, Raymond Rasberry Singers, Evelyn Gay, Swanee Quintet (pictured), COGIC International Mass Choir, and more.

This episode features a "Give me my flowers" set for the Rev. Harold Bailey (pictured) and the Harold Bailey Singers of Chicago; plus music from the Deep River Boys, Roberta Martin Singers, Kenny Lupper, Albert McNeil Choir, Awakening Echoes, and others.