Year: 1972.
Country: USA.
Label: Herwin.
A truly outstanding 78rpm gospel collection from Herwin Records, featuring knockout performances from a handful of both black and white sanctified singers of the day. As the liner notes say: “Unfortunately, very little is known about the artists in this album.” I do know that I recommend it, highly. 320 vinyl rip by yours truly. Enjoy.
So glad to have this beauty. Deeply appreciated.
Nick, perhaps the most admirable of your many admirable qualities is that you take the time to painstakingly rip, upload & post music that *you* love with no apparent regard to whether or not it’s hyped, cool, known, unknown, canonical or collectable.
This lp is wonderful. As always, my sincere thanks!
xoxo
one of the most glorious gospel joints in the history of the universe
you friends are warming my heart. just doing my best to share some love for a “brighter tomorrow”. peace & thanks.
Thanks so much for this!
Heh the logo for Herwin looks like “Heroin”…
Such a beautiful old song.
Thanks for sharing.
Cassy from Teach Yourself To Play Guitar
Many thanks for this post! I also thought the label read “Heroin”!
an absolutely choice find. I am thankful for the link to your site. Will subscribe so as not to miss anything you do. Thanks so much.
Stunning, simply stunning, and leaves me wishing there was a way to hear the whole thing!
@indy–its all there friend, just clink on the hotlink just below the sample, download, unzip & and voila!
we aim to please, here. its always a pleasure.
Thanks for this. I love any pre-war gospel. Great stuff!
“So Glad I’m Here”! Wonderful record and many thanks.
w.j
this would need a repost…
so as many other albums
i lost all music on a 250gb hardrive
both you and holywarbles.
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaargh!!!
thanks for all the great music shared.
Much praise to you on your re-ups and many thanks from me for catch ups. FYI, link for this is same as for Bessie Jones, bess.zip .
FIXED!!! thanks for the heads up 🙂
goshdarned awesome.
thank you X 1000.