Nuggets of the Golden Age of Gospel 1945–1958

Walk Around

I’m Tramping

I’ve Got a Home in That Rock

He Knows How Much You Can Bear

He Knows My Heart

The World Can’t Do Me No Harm

How Far I Am From Canaan

Each Day

Lead Me to That Rock

Angels, Angels, Angels

Mother’s Song

Jesus Is the Name

Same Train

The Lord’s Prayer

Wings of Faith

One Day

I’d Rather Serve Jesus

At the Cross

The Lord’s Gospel Train

Bedside of a Neighbor

There Is Rest for the Weary

They Buried Sin

On the Highway

Sending Up This Prayer

Jesus Be My Keeper

Walking in Jesus Name

Where Could I Go

Bye and Bye

Let Us Run

Come Over Here

Out on the Ocean Sailing

Four & Twenty Elders

No Matter How You Pray

Amazing Grace

Ship of Zion

Jesus Bears the Cross

My God Is Real

All on the Altar

Another Soldier Gone

Trouble in Mind

Toll the Bells

I Need Thee

There’ll Be No More Sorrow

One Day When I Was Walking

Send My Child Home to Me

Angel

Lord Have Mercy

Two Wings Flying Home

There Is a Fountain

Cry Sometime

Holding On

Where Is My Wandering Child

This Train

Old Time Religion

Nothing Will Move Me (From the Love of God)

So Glad I’m Here

Our Prayer

Jesus, I’ll Never Forget

God’s Creation

Prayer for Tomorrow

Yes It’s Me Lord, That Came to Thee

Who So Ever Will

Pilgrim of Sorrow

I Can See Everybody’s Mother

He’s Alright With Me

I Was So Happy

Jesus Is Listening

Lord, Will I Meet Them Again

I Want to Go to Heaven

Burying Ground

Sinner’s Crossroads

I Need Thee

Uncloudy Day

Jesus Remembers

That’s Enough

Wonder How Long

Every Now and Then

Let’s Have Church

Come Home

I Can See So Much

Sit Down and Rest Awhile

Didn’t It Rain

I’m Not Tired Yet

Careless Soul

Glad to Be in the Number

Walk With Me

I’ve Been Changed

Let’s Go Out to the Programs, Part 2

I’ve Been Lifted

Love Lifted Me

Open Our Eyes

My Father’s House

Roll, Jordan, Roll

Didn’t It Rain

Rock My Soul

It’s a Pity

Come by Here

Hard to Get Along

Mother Bowed

Jesus Is Real

The Love of God

When I Lay This Body Down

Jesus Let Me Sleep

I Never Knew

Didn’t It Rain