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TV GOSPEL TIME 5 October 28, 1962 TV GOSPEL TIME 1 October 7, 1962 Washington Temple Celestial Chorus (ensemble, soloist, Laura Brown): Have You Been Down To The River Washington Templettes: Tired James Lowe: Peace In The Valley Washington Templettes: Holy City Celestial Chorus (Louise Bynoe, Robert Madison, Laura Brown, Robert Taylor): God Is Moving James Lowe and Chorus: God Out A Rainbow In The Sky James Lowe: His Eye Is On The Sparrow Celestial Chorus (ensemble, soloists, Henry Coston, Robert Taylor, Robert Madison): Stand Still TV GOSPEL TIME 2 November 11, 1962 Washington Temple Celestial Chorus (ensemble): I’ll Go With Him Lorraine Ellison Singers: Yes God Will Paulilne Ellison: What God Can Do James Wyns: His Eye Is On The Sparrow Celestial Chorus (soloist James Wyns): Softly And Tenderly Lorraine Ellison Singers: Oh What A Joy Lorraine Ellison: Walk With Christ Celestial Chorus (ensemble, soloist Ernest Alexander): Ninety-Nine And A Half Won’t Do TV GOSPEL TIME 3 November 25, 1962 Voices Of Shiloh (ensemble, soloist Esther Anthony): I’m Going To Wait On The Lord Tears Of Music: Brother Afar Clifton West: Wake Up In Glory Tears Of Music: Tramping Voices Of Shiloh: Joshua Fit The Battle Of Jericho Tears Of Music: No Hiding Place Alma Ellison: I Want Jesus To Walk With Me Voices Of Shiloh (ensemble): All Over God’s Heaven (I Got Shoes) TV GOSPEL TIME 4 December 2, 1962 Mt. Sinai Gospel Chorus (ensemble, soloist Marie McDougal): Come On, Children, Let’s Sing Twilight Gospel Singers: Does Jesus Care Twilight Gospel Singers (soloist Ann Walker): Who Twilight Gospel Singers (soloist Carolyn Bush): I’m Willing To Go Mt. Sinai Gospel Chorus: I’m Getting Ready To Go Robert Hills: Nobody Knows The Trouble I’ve Seen Carolyn Bush: Precious Lord, Take My Hand Mt. Sinai Gospel Chorus (ensemble, soloist Marie McDougal): Jesus Is The King Of Kings TV GOSPEL TIME 5 October 28, 1962 Washington Temple Angelic Choir (ensemble, soloist Ezerline Jenkins): Just Like Fire Shut Up In My Bones Nathaniel Lewis Singers: What Will The Verdict Be Nathaniel Lewis Singers (solist Nathaniel Lewis): The Lord Raised Me Gospel Starlets: He’s A Mighty Good God Washington Temple Angelic Choir: The Twenty-Third Psalm Nathaniel Lewis Singers (soloist Alvin Fuller: Somebody Touched Me Gospel Starlets: He Sets High Washington Temple Angelic Choir (ensemble): He’s My Rock, Sword, Shield TV GOSPEL TIME 6 September 30, 1962 Washington Temple Angelic Choir (ensemble, soloist Nanny McNeil): Heaven’s So High Singing Angels: Meet My Savior Ernestine Washington and the Washington Angelic Choir: I’ll Fly Away Singing Angels: They Called Me Crazy Washington Temple Angelic Choir: What A Friend We Have In Jesus Ernestine Washington: He’s The One Ernestine Washington: Breathe On Me Washington Temple Angelic Choir (soloist James Hayward): All Right! TV GOSPEL TIME 7 December 9, 1962 Washington Temple Angelic Choir (ensemble ): Swing Down, Chariot; Let Me Ride (features Dianne Warwick) Calvin And The Majestics: Jesus Said, “If You Go” (features Dianne Warwick) Calvin And The Majestics: To Those That Wait Carrie Smith: He’s A Rock All The Way Carrie Smith: Down By The Riverside Abner Jay: I Trust In God Abner Jay And Choir: I Want To Be Ready When He Comes Washington Temple Angelic Choir (ensemble): Tell The World About This Washington Temple Angelic Choir (ensemble): I’ll Never Turn Back TV GOSPEL TIME 8 November 4, 1962 St. Mary’s Church Choir (ensemble, soloist John Washington): Great Change In Me Gospel All-Stars: I Got To Wait Till Jesus Comes Rose Hines: Nobody Knows The Trouble I See St. Mary’s Church Choir: Behold, I Stand At The Door Alfred Miller: Wade In The Water Gospel All-Stars: Satisfied Gospel All-Stars: Trees St. Mary’s Church Choir (ensemble): Send Me TV GOSPEL TIME 9 November 18, 1962 Camp Meeting Gospel Chorus (ensemble): Ezekiel Saw The Wheel Royal Travelers: He’s Mine Irene Coston And Chorus: I Want Jesus To Walk With Me Camp Meeting Gospel Chorus: It Means So Much Royal Travelers: So Sad Royal Travelers: Prayer Is The Key To The Kingdom Camp Meeting Gospel Chorus (ensemble, soloist William James): Climbing Up The Mountain TV GOSPEL TIME 10 December 23, 1962 St. Mary’s Church Choir (ensemble, soloist Elsie Bush): Jesus, The Light Of The World Three Gospel Professors: Go Tell It On The Mountain Mme. Ernestine Washington: The Advent St. Mary’s Church Choir: Yield Not To Temptation Three Gospel Professors: If It Wasn’t For The Lord Celestial Echoes: Yes, Jesus Loves Me Celestial Echos with Mme. Washington: When Was Jesus Born? TV GOSPEL TIME 11 October 14, 1962 Camp Meeting Gospel Chorus (ensemble): I’ve Made My Vows To The Lord Lorraine Ellison Singers: No, I Won’t Turn Back Lorraine Ellison: My Father’s World Camp Meeting Gospel Chorus: Rock Of Ages William James And Chorus: I Adore Him Lorraine Ellison Singers: When I Get Home Camp Meeting Gospel Chorus (ensemble): Over My Head TV GOSPEL TIME 12 December 16, 1962 Washington Gospel Chorus (ensemble, solist Ernest Alexander): Ninety-Nine And A Half Won’t Do Roberts Singers: Rock My Soul Marie Walker: Ask God Washington Gospel Chorus: Showers Of Blessing Charles Neal: Peace In The Valley Roberts Singers: Joy Washington Gospel Chorus (ensemble): There’s Not A Friend Like Jesus TV GOSPEL TIME 13 October 21, 1962 Voices Of Shiloh (ensemble): Awake And Sing Twilight Gospel Singers: Oh Lord, Save Me Clifton West And Chorus: Belonging To Me Betty Upshur: Guide Me, Oh Thou Great Jehovah Voices Of Shiloh: I Love Him Twilight Gospel Singers: Help Us To Tell It Voices Of Shiloh (ensemble): Fight On! TV GOSPEL TIME 14 (Hri 576) February 10, 1963 (taped Dec. 15, 1962) Hosted by James Cleveland St. Paul’s Disciple Choir (soloist Daniel White): When The Saints Go Marching In Brother James Lowe: My Heavenly Father Watches Over Me Tears Of Music: In The Word Of God James Cleveland and Tears of Music: He’s So Good St. Paul’s Disciple Choir (soloist Robert Moore): Zion’s Wall Tears Of Music: Going To Need The Lord St. Paul’s Disciple Choir (soloist Troye Keyes): Jesus Paid It All TV GOSPEL TIME 15 February 24, 1963 (taped December 15, 1962) Refuge Temple Choir: God Is Great Abner Jay: He’s Mine Gospel Starlets: I’m Leaning On His Promise James Cleveland and Refuge Temple Voices: He’s Coming Back Again Refuge Temple Choir (soloist Robert White): Lift Up Your Heads, O Ye Gates Gospel Starlets: Lord, Hear My Prayer Refuge Temple Choir (soloist Thelma Jones): Do You Love Him? TV GOSPEL TIME 16 January 27, 1963 (taped December 15, 1962) Mt. Ollie Baptist Church Choir (soloist Anthony Glover): Sit Down, Servant Singing Angels: So Many Years I Lived In Sin Georgia Louis and Mt. Ollie Church Voices: I’ve Been In the Storm So Long Georgia Louis and Mt. Ollie Church Voices: Walk Softly, Children Mt. Ollie Baptist Church Choir (soloist Joice Williams): Lord, I Want To Be A Christian James Cleveland and Mt. Ollie Church Choir Voices: Deep Down In My Heart Mt. Ollie Baptist Church Choir (soloist Gerladine Giles): I’m Going Home On Morning Train TV GOSPEL TIME 17 (Hri 577) July 28, 1963 (taped December 15, 1962) Sanctuary Choir (soloist Alfred Miller): I’m Leaning On The Lord Georgia Lewis & Sanctuary Choir Voices: Walk All Over God’s Heaven James Cleveland: It’s In My Heart Rising Echoes: Jesus Calling Me Sanctuary Choir: I Heard The Voice Of Jesus Say Rising Echoes: Jesus, Keep Me Near The Cross Georgia Lewis: You’re Not Alone Sanctuary Choir (soloist Rosalie Williams): Come And Go With Me TV GOSPEL TIME 18 (Hri 577) April 18, 1965 (taped December 15, 1962, Brooklyn, N.Y.) Mitchell Gospel Choral Ensemble (soloist Francis Heeden): Jesus, I Love You Prof. Charles Taylor & The Taylor Singers: The Bells Prof. Charles Taylor & The Taylor Singers: He’s My Rock, Sword, Shield Mitchell Gospel Choral Ensemble: I Need Thee Every Hour James Cleveland and Mitchell Gospel Choral Ensemble: Couldn’t Keep It To Myself Charles Taylor Singers: Jesus, I’ll Never Forget You Mitchell Gospel Choral Ensemble (soloist Rose Miner): Good Enough TV GOSPEL TIME 19 (Hri 579) May 16, 1965 (taped January 19, 1963, Memphis) Pentecostal Temple Choir Of Memphis (soloists Annie Flethcer, Mattye Wiggley): Jesus Lifted Me Highway QC’s: I Heard Marie Knight with Choir: You Better Run Highway QC’s: Do You Love Him? Pentecostal Temple Choir Of Memphis (soloist Annie Fletcher): Lord, I Want To Be A Christian Highway QC’s: I’ll Be Satisfied Pentecostal Temple Choir Of Memphis (soloist Mady Porter): Somebody Touched Me TV GOSPEL TIME 20 (Hri 579) April 25, 1965 (taped January 19, 1963) Golden Leaf Baptist Church Choir: Sing ’till The Power Of the Lord Comes Down The Caravans: Just Like Jesus The Caravans: I’m Ready To Serve The Lord Marie Knight: Every Time I Feel The Spirit Golden Leaf Baptist Church Choir: My Hope Is Built On Nothing Less The Caravans: Until I Meet The Lord Marie Knight: Joshua Fit De Battle Of Jericho Golden Leaf Baptist Church Choir: Just A Little While TV GOSPEL TIME 21 (Hri 579) May 9, 1965 (taped January 19, 1968, Memphis) Hosted by J. J. Farley Shady Groove Church Choir (soloist Lester Baskin) Old Camp Ground The Caravans feat. Albertina Walker: To Whom Shall I Turn? Paul Foster and Soul Stirrers: Must Jesus Bear The Cross Alone? Shady Groove Church Choir: I Know I’ve Been Born Again The Caravans: That’s Why I Call Him Mine The Caravans (lead Shirley Caesar): No Coward Soldier Paul Foster and Soul Stirrers: Toiling On Shady Grove Church Choir (soloist Clemmie Lee Backus): Meet Me At The River TV GOSPEL TIME 22 (Hri 579) 1964 New Salem Baptist Church Choir: Old Time Religion Paul Foster with the Soul Stirrers: I Love The Lord Marie Knight: Climbing Jacobs Ladder Soul Stirrers, lead Jimmy Outler: I Am Thankful New Salem Baptist Church Choir: Saved, Saved, Saved Paul Foster & Soul Stirrers: Wade In The Water Marie Knight: Swing Low Sweet Chariot New Salem Baptist Church Choir: Just Like Fire Shut Up In My Bones TV GOSPEL TIME 23 (Hri 579+616) November 8, 1964 (taped January 19, 1963, Memphis) Host: J.
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