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Rev. Louis Overstreetwith his sons and the congregation of St. Like's Powerhouse Church of God in ChristCD 442
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Listen to some of the tracks!! (uses RealAudio®) 1. Prayer, A / I'm A Soldier In The Army Of The Lord 2. I'm Working On A Building 3. Yeah, Lord! Jesus Is Able 4. Getting Richer 5. Get Ready, I'm Gonna Move In The Room Upstairs - (previously unreleased) 6. Is There Anybody Here Who Loves My Jesus? 7. In The Morning - (previously unreleased) 8. Believe On Me - (previously unreleased) 9. Preaching / Jesus Is Able 10. Calling Jesus - (previously unreleased) 11. Holiness Dance 12. Search Me, Lord - (previously unreleased) 13. Two Little Fishes - (previously unreleased) 14. Walk With Me Lord - (previously unreleased) 15. Say Seven Prayers - (previously unreleased) 16. I'm On My Way - (previously unreleased) |
REVIEW “Not even the image within the liner notes could prepare you for the amazingly powerful - and strikingly real - unfiltered gospel music that is found on this CD. . . This image of Rev. Louis Overstreet as well as these mesmerizing recordings made in 1962 and 63 are a riveting documentation of the mighty force, raw energy, and sheer intensity of gospel music.As clearly evidenced on these recordings, Overstreet and his congregation keep true-to-form where the preaching, music, and participatory singing can spontaneously whip itself into a feverish happening with a life of its own. Beneath Rev. Overstreet's deep, dark, hoarse voice runs his sparse electric guitar drones along with the pounding of a bass drum - all in front of a surging wall of sound coming from the combined congregational singing and hand clapping which is accented by tambourine. This is Arhoolie Records doing what it does best- superbly documenting 'roots music' and capturing its vitality in a natural setting. Fabulous. Fabulous album.” (Dennis Rozanski — Baltimore Blues Rag) |
