Black Gospel 60's 70's 7" LOT: Song Bird Clar-Walk Peacock Temple SIGNED VG
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Lot of 10 Black Gospel 7" records. Almost all in great condition.
The Violinettes: Jesus is Amazing/Please Don't Leave Me Now. Fellowship Records. SIGNED PAPER INSERT on which is printed photo of The Violinettes, signed, "God Bless You, (Indistiguishable) Ferguson" VG
Sister Josephine James: Lord Send Me/Bless Me Lord. Peacock, PROMOTIONAL RECORD, VG, very conservatively, tough to grade because it's close to NM actually, but there is a faint scratch on one side, can't feel or hear it on my system, but because of it, I have to downgrade to VG. Label is just about perfect.
Cornerstone Church Choir BibleWay Churches World Wide: I'm God All By Myself/ I Can't Turn Around. Gospel Record Co, Newark, NJ. PROMO COPY VG
The Gospel Lights: Run to the Rock/Work Until My Day is Done, Soul Music Co. (produced by Clara Walker) Bronx, NY, VG.
Rev. Robert J. Lucas and His Christian Temple Choir: Nobody Can Turn Me Around/Won't You Be a Wittness (sic) Temple Records, label misprint of word "witness". VG. Vinyl has light scratch on Nobody side, doesn't skip, otherwise only faint wear, label is super clean, looks and sounds very good.
St. Matthews Missionary Baptist Church Choir: Every Time I Feel The Spirit/Precious Lord. Song Bird. PROMOTIONAL RECORD. VG close to VG+: surface tiny scratch here and there, doesn't affect sound, label super clean, staring to fade just a bit
Harmonizing Four: There will be Peace/Let Us Get Together with The Lord. Atlantic, DJ PROMO record (denoted by printing of "Plug Side") VG to VG+ Looks and sounds great.
Rev. Billy Robinson and the Bronx Dist Churches of God in Christ Choir: Made up Mind/Deliver Me. Clar-Walk Music, Bronx, NY; VG. Some light wear to vinyl, not bad, label has some clear spotting, almost looks like it could be from the pressing process, but I'm not sure.
Victory Chorale Ensemble: Victory, Victory Shall Be Mine/There is No What Telling God Can Do. Gospel Recording Co, Brooklyn, NY. Victory, Victory side: label has been marked with red x, fading, few light scuffs, sounds good. There is No Telling side: Zig zag scratched vinyl. On the plain brown paper sleeve is written name of Fred Barr, DJ (of Gospel Radio renown and also one of first to play bebop on radio)
Jessy Dixon: These Old Burdens/Help Me Lord, Gospel Record Co, Newark, NJ, Label overprint reads "SAMPLE COPY NOT FOR SALE," PROMO, VG vinyl: some faint scuffing, but doesn't affect sound, label looks almost perfect.
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