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Posted by Moe Hammond in baltimore md @ 06:30 on Sep 5 2012
'Jesus Has A Lot To Give' is the funkiest gospel album ever recorded. It is also the greatest gospel album ever made by a child group. It was produced by gospel music legend Bill Moss and released in 1973 by the Bilesse Recording Company of Detroit, Michigan. The album debuted The Clark Sisters and proved right from the start why they are now considered the most dynamic female gospel group of the last quarter century. Led by the groundbreaking songwriting and organ play of resident genius "Twinkie" Clark, this fusion of pop, funk, soul, jazz and blues turned the gospel world inside out and pushed the genre decades forward. If you are ever fortunate enough to find a copy of this extremely rare masterpiece at a reasonable price, rush to buy it for it has regularly sold for close to $1000 at record shows and auctions.
'Jesus Has A Lot To Give' is the funkiest gospel album ever recorded. It is also the greatest gospel album ever made by a child group. It was produced by gospel music legend Bill Moss and released in 1973 by the Bilesse Recording Company of Detroit, Michigan. The album debuted The Clark Sisters and proved right from the start why they are now considered the most dynamic female gospel group of the last quarter century. Led by the groundbreaking songwriting and organ play of resident genius "Twinkie" Clark, this fusion of pop, funk, soul, jazz and blues turned the gospel world inside out and pushed the genre decades forward. If you are ever fortunate enough to find a copy of this extremely rare masterpiece at a reasonable price, rush to buy it for it has regularly sold for close to $1000 at record shows and auctions.
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