The great hymn of the church, "How Great Thou Art," gets the half preached, half sung treatment by Sammie Graham and the Gospel Revelators

You've never heard a rendition of "Just a Closer Walk with Thee" like this one by Juliet Powell and the Combine Choir of Chicago.

The Might Wonders of Aquasco, Maryland lend their melodious voices to a lovely rendition of the old labor movement song, "I Shall Not be Moved"

The legendary O'Neal Twins were gospel traditionalists, always preferring to sing in the classic old-time gospel music style.

A little known gem from the Black Gospel Music Restoration Project is a bright and sassy 45 by the C&H Community Singers and produced by Mr. Henry Rush Jr.

Inez Andrews was one of the last of the legends of gospel music's golden age when she passed at 83 in 2012.

Sometimes, searching for information on many of the songs in the Black Gospel Music Restoration Project is like putting together a 1,000 piece puzzle with the blank side up. take for instance the wonderfully charming "His First Miracle" by the Jubilee Stars on Class Records

Not surprisingly, a number of well-known musicians came from First Church of Deliverance but it has always been the choirs that have drawn the most attention.

Gospel music has produced some of the greatest shouters ever. A true gospel shout in an inarticulate explosion of joy or pain or indignation.

The Birmingham-Bessemer area has long been one of the great and fertile hot-beds of gospel music.