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The gospel truth on gospel music
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Philadelphia Tribune, The
02-07-1997
The gospel truth on gospel music.
The gospel heritage of African-Americans has long been a source of great strength and hope. From the call and response method of the Old South, done a capella in fields, to the present day rock-influenced contemporary gospel, the power and presence of the "Negro spiritual" can not be denied. Gospel music, as we know it today, got its origin from the days of slavery. Slaves made up songs abou...
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