You probably haven't heard many songs performed faster than "Don't You Know Me, Thomas?" by Rev. H.B. Crum and the Mighty Golden Keys.

The Hightower Brothers were a fine gospel family band originally led by 10-year-old lead vocalist Robert Lee, better known as "Little Sugar." Hear the full track below!

Brother Isaiah's Church of God in Christ Choir's "Climbing High Mountains" is a great example of music from Vee-Jay Records' large stable of first-rate gospel artists from the mid-1950s. Hear the full track below!

The Soul Seekers of Fort Worth released several unjustly ignored 45s for Houston's funky and feisty Peacock label. Hear the full track below!

Chicago gospel legend Claude Timmons is in fine form singing his signature song, "Christ is the Answer" with the Monument of Faith Evangelical Church Choir. Hear the full track below!

The World Wonders of Birmingham, Alabama nail the silvery, funky groove of 1979 soul music with their gospel hit, "Don't Give Up." Hear the full track below!

The Williams Brothers have been sensational on the gospel highway for more than 60 years. Hear the full track below!

As a solo artist, as well as a member of the Swan Silvertones, Claude Jeter released a number of thrilling singles, including "You Can Just Whisper a Prayer." Hear the full track below!

The multi-talented Alex Bradford conquered Broadway as well as gospel music during his amazing - but far too short - life and career. Hear the full track below!

The Cotton Brothers' soulful gospel stomp "Be There Directly (Sitting Down) is a throwback to the glorious days of Wilson Pickett and Otis Redding. Hear the full track below!