Southern Gospels Top 20-Songs CD

Disc 1

Song Title

1. This Ole House - The Cathedrals ~ Various Artists

2. What A Savior - The Statesmen Quartet ~ Various Artists

3. Jesus Is Coming Soon - The Oak Ridge Boys ~ Various Artists

4. King Is Coming, The - The Gaither Trio ~ Various Artists

5. Church In The Wildwood, The - The Chuck Wagon Gang ~ Various Artists

6. When He Was On The Cross - The Florida Boys ~ Various Artists

7. I Never Shall Forget The Day - The Speers ~ Various Artists

8. Lighthouse - The Hinsons ~ Various Artists

9. Touring That City - The Inspirations ~ Various Artists

10. He Looked Beyond My Fault - The Rambos ~ Various Artists

11. Without Him - The LeFevres ~ Various Artists

12. Midnight Cry - Gold City ~ Various Artists

13. We Shall Wear A Robe And Crown - The Rex Nelon Singers ~ Various Artists

14. Sweet Sweet Spirit - The Imperials ~ Various Artists

15. Give The World A Smile - The Blackwood Brothers ~ Various Artists

16. Who Am I - The Kingsmen ~ Various Artists

17. Night Before Easter, The - The Stamps ~ Various Artists

18. Gone - Teddy Huffman & The Gems ~ Various Artists

19. I Know - The Blue Ridge Quartet ~ Various Artists

20. We Shall See Jesus - The Cathedrals ~ Various Artists

Notes & Personnel Info
	Includes liner notes by Paul Heil.
	Liner Note Author: Paul Heil.
	Southern Gospel's Top 20 Songs of the Century includes the songs most often named by respondents to a survey done by the New Haven label. The results include many songs that charted on The Singing News' Top 40, including number one hits "Jesus Is Coming Soon" (it topped the charts in January 1970 with a version by the Oak Ridge Boys), "I Know" (Febrary 1971, the Blue Ridge Quartet), "Touring That City" (November 1973, the Inspirations), "When He Was on the Cross" (August 1985, the Florida Boys), and "Midnight Cry" (January 1988, Gold City). Also included are other songs that charted by the Hinsons, the Rambos, the Kingsmen, and more, and well-known songs like "We Shall See Jesus," "Sweet Sweet Spirit," and the oldest inclusion, "The Church in the Wildwood," which was penned in 1857. ~ Joslyn Layne

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Southern Gospel's Top 20-Songs (2000)