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Guide to the Gospel Sheet Music Collection Columbia College Chicago Digital Commons @ Columbia College Chicago CBMR Collection Guides / Finding Aids Center for Black Music Research 2020 Guide to the Gospel Sheet Music Collection Columbia College Chicago Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.colum.edu/cmbr_guides Part of the History Commons, and the Music Commons Columbia COLLEGE CHICAGO CENTER FOR BLACK MUSIC RESEARCH COLLECTION The Gospel Sheet Music Collection, 1929- 1995 EXTENT 2 boxes, 3.1 linear feet COLLECTION SUMMARY The gospel sheet music contains published music given to the CBMR from individual donors that has been gathered into one collection for access and use. PROCESSING INFORMATION The collection was organized, and this finding aid created, by Laurie Lee Moses. SCOPE & CONTENT/COLLECTION DESCRIPTION The collection is an in-house collection brought together from gospel sheet music donations and is arranged by the composer’s last name. ARRANGEMENT The collection is arranged by composer last name. RELATED MATERIALS The Evelyn Davidson White Collection The Patsy Ford Simms Collection SUBJECT HEADINGS Gospel, Music, ACCESS STATEMENT The collection is open and available for research use. RIGHTS STATEMENT United States copyright laws apply to the materials in this collection. PREFERRED CITATION The Gospel Sheet Music Collection, Center for Black Music Research Collection, Columbia College Chicago, Chicago, Illinois. Author Title Date Publication Info Name Subjects Description Arranger Lyricist Dorsey, Thomas A. If you see my savior. 00/00/1929 Chicago, Ill.: Thomas A. Dorsey, 1929. Dorsey, Thomas A. gospel music 4 p.; front and inside back covers; Xerox; 2 copies. Martin and Morris standard gospel gems. Chicago: Martin and Morris Music, Inc., [195‐]. gospel music Piano/vocal score. 4 p. Dorsey, Thomas A. Standing Here Wondering Which Way To 00/00/1955 Chicago, Ill.: Thomas A. Dorsey, c1955. Dorsey, Thomas Andrew gospel music; SATB 11 p.; 26 cm. Thomas A. Dorsey Thomas A. Dorsey Andrews, Inez I'm willing to wait. 00/00/1958 Chicago, Ill.: Martin and Morris Music,Inc., 1958. Andrews, Inez gospel music; chorus; 4 p. ; 27 cm. Kenneth Morris Inez Andrews caravans Androzzo, Alma I'll make it somehow. 00/00/1950 Chicago, Ill.: Martin & Morris, 1950. Androzzo, Alma gospel music; chorus 2 p. ; 26 cm. Kenneth Morris Alma Androzzo Bartlett, E. M. Everybody will be happy over there. 00/00/1921 Chicago, Ill.: Bowles Music House, 1921. Bartlett, E. M. gospel music; chorus 4 p. ; 26 cm. E. M. Bartlett Bowles, L. M. Spiritual medley (I'm tramping/Lord, I wan00/00/1940 Chicago, Ill.: Bowles Music House & Book Store, Bowles, Lillian gospel music; chorus [3 p.] ; 26 cm. L. M. Bowles L. M. Bowles 1940. Bradford, Alex Humble me. 00/00/1957 Chicago, Ill.: Martin & Morris Music Studio, 1957. Bradford, Alex gospel music; chorus 3 p. ; 26 cm. Frances Kraft Reckling Alex Bradford Bradford, Alex I'm too close to heaven to turn around. 00/00/1953 Chicago, Ill. : The Martin Studio Of Music, 1953. Bradford, Alex gospel music; chorus; Martin, 4 p. ; 26 cm. Roberta Martin Alex Bradford Roberta Brown, Beatrice I'll search heaven for you. 00/00/1945 Indianapolis, Ind. : Brown's Music House, 1945. Brown, Beatrice gospel music; chorus 3 p. ; 26 cm. Kenneth Woods, Jr. Mae Glover Burrell, Curtis I don't feel no ways tired. 00/00/1978 Chicago, Ill. : Martin and Morris Music, 1978. Burrell, Curtis gospel music; chorus 4 p. ; 26 cm. Kenneth Morris Curtis Burrell Cleveland, James I get a blessing everyday. 00/00/1980 Chicago, Ill. : Martin Morris Music, Inc.,1980. Cleveland, James gospel music; chorus; Mighty 4 p. ; 26 cm. Kenneth Morris James Cleveland Clouds of Joy Cleveland, James Touch me. Elizabeth, N.J. : Savgos Music, Inc. Cleveland, James gospel music; chorus 4 p. ; 4 copies, two 26 cm., Kenneth Morris James Cleveland two 28 cm. Cleveland, James Hold to god's unchanging hand. 00/00/1952 Chicago, Ill. : Martin Morris Music, Inc., 1952. Cleveland, James gospel music; chorus 4 p. ; 26 cm. Kenneth Morris James Cleveland Cleveland, James I stood on the banks of Jordan. 00/00/1964 Los Angeles, Calif. : Frazier‐Cleveland Co., 1964. Cleveland, James gospel music; chorus 4 p. ; 26 cm. Kenneth Morris James Cleveland Crouch, Sandra He's worthy. 00/00/1983 Newbury Park, Calif. : Lexicon Music, Inc., 1983. Crouch, Sandra gospel music; chorus 4 p. ; 31 cm. Sandra Crouch De Witty, Virgie Carrington Magnify the lord. Austin, Tex. : Virgie Carrington De Witty De Witty, Virgie Carrington gospel music; chorus 4 p. ; 26 cm. Virgie Carrington De Witty Frazier, Thurston G. Everlasting life (is free). Los Angeles, Calif.: Albert A. Goodson. Frazier, Thurston G. gospel music; chorus 2 p. ; 25 cm. Thurston G. Frazier Thurston G. Frazier; Orange J. Dobson Goodpasteur, Ralph H. It's so wonderful (to know Jesus is mine). 00/00/1955 Chicago, Ill. : The First Church of Deliverance, 1955. Goodpasteur, Ralph H. gospel music; chorus 3 p. ; 26 cm. Ralph H. Goodpasteur Harris, J. W. A follower of Christ. 00/00/1980 Chicago, Ill. : Great Joy Music, 1980. Harris, J. W. gospel music; chorus 3 p. ; 26 cm. Kenneth Morris J. W. Harris Johnson, Harrison I've decided to make Jesus my choice. 00/00/1969 Chicago, Ill. : Sallie Martin's House Of Music, 1969. Johnson, Harrison gospel music; chorus 3 p. ; 22 cm. 2 copies. Kenneth Woods, Jr. Harrison Johnson Jordan, George I'm mighty grateful. 00/00/1970 Chicago, Ill. : Christian Tabernacle Music, Inc., 1970. Jordan, George gospel music; chorus 4 p. ; 2 copies ‐ one 25 Kenneth Morris George Jordan cm., one 26 cm. Jordan, George Dwell in me (Get in me). 00/00/1978 Chicago, Ill. : Chriatian Tabernacle Music, Inc., 1978. Jordan, George gospel music; chorus 4 p. ; 22 cm. Kenneth Morris George Jordan Jordan, George I'll make it home someday. 00/00/1970 Chicago, Ill. : Christian Tabernacle Music, Inc., 1970. Jordan, George gospel music; chorus 4 p. ; 25 cm. 2 copies. Kenneth Morris George Jordan Jordan, George Jesus can work it out. 00/00/1975 Chicago, Ill. : Christian Tabernacle Music, Inc., 1975. Jordan, George gospel music; chorus 3 p. ; 26 cm. 2 copies. Kenneth Morris George Jordan Jordan, George It's been a mighty good day. 00/00/1971 Chicago, Ill. : Christian Tabernacle Music, Inc., 1971. Jordan, George gospel music; chorus 4 p. ; 26 cm. Kenneth Morris George Jordan Jordan, George Step to Jesus. 00/00/1970 Chicago, Ill. : Christian Tabernacle Music, Inc., 1970. Jordan, George gospel music; chorus 4 p. ; 25 cm. Kenneth Morris George Jordan Morris, Kenneth We're marching to Zion. 00/00/1953 Chicago, Ill. : Martin and Morris Music Studio, 1953. Morris, Kenneth gospel music; chorus 3 p. ; 26 cm. Kenneth Morris Martin, Roberta God is still on the throne. 00/00/1959 Chicago, Ill. : The Roberta Martin Studio Of Music, Martin, Roberta, vocalist gospel music; chorus 2 p. ; 26 cm. Roberta Martin Roberta Martin 1959. Martin, Roberta Walk in the beautiful light of God. 00/00/1950 Chicago, Ill. : The Roberta Martin Studio Of Music, Martin, Roberta, vocalist gospel music; chorus 4 p. ; 26 cm. Roberta Martin Roberta Martin; Lucy 1950. Matthews Martin, Roberta If you pray. 00/00/1960 Chicago, Ill. : The Roberta Martin Studio Of Music, Martin, Roberta, vocalist gospel music; chorus 2 p. ; 26 cm. Roberta Martin Roberta Martin 1960. Mays, Oris He accepts me. 00/00/1973 Shreveport, La. : Su‐Ma Publishing Co.,Inc., 1973. Mays, Oris gospel music; chorus 2 p. ; 26 cm. Kenneth Morris Oris Mays Morganfield, Willie He works that way. 00/00/1962 Chicago, Ill. : Acquarian Music Co., 1962. Morganfield, Willie gospel music; chorus 2 p. ; 26 cm. Kenneth Morris Willie Morganfield Rasberry, Raymond Only what you do for Christ will last. 00/00/1963 Cleveland, Oh. : Rasberry Music, 1963. Rasberry, Raymond gospel music; chorus 4 p. ; 26 cm. Raymond Rasberry Roberson, M. I'm on the right road now. 00/00/1963 Houston, Tex. : Lion Publishing Co., 1963. Roberson, M. gospel music; chorus 4 p. ; 26 cm. Kenneth Morris M. Roberson Roberts, Steven Get ready (Callin' all His children home). 00/00/1986 Southfield, Mich. : Bloomfield Music Co., 1986. Roberts, Steven gospel music; chorus 4 p. ; 28 cm. Steven Roberts 1 Shepherd, Anna Only a look. 00/00/1948 Chicago, Ill. : The Martin Studio Of Gospel Music, Shepherd, Anna gospel music 3 p. ; 26 cm. Virginia Davis Anna Shepherd 1948. Summers, Myrna I found Jesus (and I'm glad). 00/00/1977 Elizabeth, N.J. : Savgos Music, Inc., 1977. Summers, Myrna gospel music; chorus 3 p. ; 26 cm. Kenneth Morris Myrna Summers Wallace, Rosie God cares. 00/00/1965 Newark, N.J. : Savoy Music Co., 1965. Wallace, Rosie gospel music; chorus 4 p. ; 26 cm. Kenneth Morris Rosie Wallace Yancy, Kevin Sign me up. 00/00/1979 Chicago, Ill. : Sherlyn Pub. Co. Inc., BMI., 1979. Yancy, Kevin J. gospel music; chorus 4 p. ; 22 cm. Kenneth Morris Kevin Yancy; Jerome Metcalfe Morris, Kenneth Sometimes. 00/00/1941 Chicago, Ill. : Martin & Morris Music Studio, 1941. Morris, Kenneth gospel music; chorus 2 p. ; 27 cm. Kenneth Morris Jackson, Mahalia Lord, don't move the mountain. 00/00/1958 Los Angeles, Calif. : Simmons and Akers, 1958. Jackson, Mahalia, 1912‐197gospel music; chorus 2 p. ; 26 cm. Doris Akers Dorsey, Thomas A. The lord will make a way some how. 00/00/1943 Chicago, Ill. : Thomas A. Dorsey, Music Publisher, Dorsey, Thomas Andrew gospel music; chorus 3 p. ; 26 cm. Thomas A. Dorsey 1943. Hawkins, Walter Love alive II (booklet). 00/00/1978 Waco, Tex. : Lexicon Music, Inc., 1978. Hawkins, Walter, fl. 1970 gospel music; chorus 68 p. ; 26 cm. Walter Hawkins Walter Hawkins Crouch, Andra^D'e The broken vessel. 00/00/1968 Burbank, Calif.: Manna Music, Inc., 1968.
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