The pride of St. Louis, the Rev. Cleophus Robinson, lends his silky voice to the traditional ballad, "God by With You". Listen to this episode. Click the title above to read along. Listen to our featured song.

Sister Rosetta Tharp's legacy as one of the greatest gospel artists of all time is cemented by breezy, bouncy gospel swing tunes like this one, "Go Ahead". Click to listen to this episode. Click the title above to read along. Click here to listen to the featured song.

"Glad That Trouble Don't Last Alsways" is a lasting tribute to one of gospel's least-known - but always listenable - labels: Designer Records from Memphis, Tennessee. Click to listen to this episode. Click the title above to read along. Click here to listent to the featured song.

Emma Weeks and the Faith Temple Radio Choir of COGIC sing their hearts out on Rosie Wallace’s famed “Get Your Business Fixed.” Click here to listen to this episode. Click the title above to read along. Click here to listen to our featured song.

Shreveport’s own Lillie Jenkins released one LP for the famed Paula/Jewell label in 1977 – and it’s a doozy! Listen to this episode here. Click the title above to read along. Click here to listen to our featured song.

The D.C. Christian Harmonizers released several joyfully funky 45s on a variety of small gospel labels in the late '60's and early '70's. Click here to listen to this episode. Click the title above to read along. Click here to hear the full version of today's featured song.

Chicago’s Argo Singers released a host of fine 45s for Vee-Jays Records in the mid-1960s, including the bouncy “Fill Me Now.” Click the title above to read along. Hear the full SHOUT! segment here. Click here to listen to this episode's featured song.

For more than 50 years, Evelyn’s singing and songwriting made the Gay Sisters one of gospel’s most influential artists Click the title above to read along. Hear the full SHOUT! segment here. Click here to listen to this episode's featured song.

The Imperial Gospel Singers’ “Fountain of Blood” will remind you of the powerful harmonies of their Philadelphia neighbors, the legendary Angelics. Click the title above to read along. Hear the full SHOUT! segment here. Click here to listen to this episode's featured song.

The mainstay of that city’s vibrant gospel music scene, the Cleveland Golden Echoes have been thrilling audiences since 1938. Click the title above to read along. Hear the full SHOUT! segment here. Click here to listen to this episode's featured song.