Gospel

Technically, this includes CCM (Contemporary Christian Music), not that I ny e any inclination to listen to any. Artists who made their maewhere there tend to be listed there, which includes almost all country singers who have dabbled in gospel (even Doyle Lawson and the Louvin Brothers, who more than dabbled), as well as Sam Cooke, Wynona Carr, Al Green, Philip Bailey, and others.


Abyssinian Baptist Gospel Choir [1960– ]

Rance Allen

E.C. Ball

Tyrone Birkett (1959– )

The Blind Boys of Alabama

Alex Bradford (1926–78)

Bushwick Gospel Singers

The Campbell Brothers [1997– ]

Wylie Champion (1946–2021)

Dorothy Love Coates (1930–2002)

Come Sunday

Dedicated Men of Zion

The Dixie Hummingbirds

Thomas A. Dorsey (1899–1993)

Phil Driscoll (1947– )

The Five Blind Boys of Alabama [1937– ]

Kirk Franklin

Reverend J.M. Gates (1885–1941)

The Golden Gate Quartet [1937– ]

Amy Grant (1960– )

Fred Hammond (1960– )

Reverend Charlie Jackson (1932–2006)

Mahalia Jackson (1911–72)

T.D. Jakes (1957– )

Jars of Clay [1994– ]

Bessie Jones (1902–84)

John P. Kee (1962– )

Ben Bowen King

Donnie McClurkin (1961– )

Liz McComb

The Mighty Clouds of Joy [1959– ]

Isaiah Owens

Parchman Prison Prayer

Washington Phillips (1880–1954)

Rev. Osagyefo Uhuru Sekou

Shakers n' Bakers

The Soul Stirrers

The Spiritualaires of Hurtsboro, Alabama

Pops Staples (1914–2000)

The Staple Singers [1955– ]

Swan Silvertones [1938– ]

Take 6 [1988– ]

Trin-I-Tee 5:7

Hezekiah Walker (1962– )

Marion Williams (1927–94)

Vickie Winans (1953– )

Various Artists


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