Shout! Black Gospel Music Moments

"Draw Closer Together" is another example of that classic Detroit gospel sound. 

This Caravans alumnus released great music throughout her long career. 

"What Have I Done Wrong" is New Orleans-styled gospel boogie. 

"I'm So Glad" is an excellend example of the gospel swing era.

The Rev. Samuel Butler's "Mary Don't You Weep for Me" is classic southern blues gospel.

"When You're in the Gloryland" is a spirit-possessed romp.

Savor the Rev. Willie Morganfield's slow and bluesy gospel song, "At the Cross."

This church choir from Scotch Plains, NJ, delivers a rollicking version of the gospel standard, "I'm On My Way to Heaven."

Carl Hall's vocals on "I Want to be More Like Jesus" will leave you... well... amazed. 

"Glory to His Name" showcases the Mighty Faith Increasers at their finest. 

"Soldier in Vietnam" is that rare gospel song about the war. 

The Richmond, Virginia family's Tribute to Granny is a fitting farewell to a gospel music legend.

On this 50th anniversary of the assassination of Dr. King, this special program will air tonight at 8 on KBWU-FM.

Robert Darden takes us through the final days and  hours of Martin Luther King's life and features music from the Black Gospel Music Restoration Project.  

The Paradise Baptist Church Combined Choir's "I'm glad for the Cross" is as good as it gets. 

The lone LP by this quartet of sisters from California captures the girl-group charm of the early '60's.