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• Tulkree

  05.09.2019 at 23:10

  LP previously released on Priority Records # CS Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (Scanned): /5(5).

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• Vudogami

  09.09.2019 at 17:31

  View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Mahalia Jackson's Greatest Hits on Discogs.4/5(8).

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• Kazralabar

  08.09.2019 at 01:14

  Apr 04,  · referencing Mahalia Jackson's Greatest Hits, LP, Comp, CS This LP is most likely a 's reissue. In mid Columbia changed from /5().

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• Goltir

  11.09.2019 at 08:18

  Nov 15,  · 50 Greatest Hits of Mahalia Jackson (2 CD Boxset) Mahalia Jackson. out of 5 stars 3. Audio CD. I loved anything by Mahalia Jackson, I can listen to this CD over and over and over again. Read more. Helpful. she also sings songs which are non-gospel that sound wonderful just /5(36).

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• Nenris

  11.09.2019 at 03:41

  Jackson, Mahalia - Just Over The Hill, There's A City Called Heaven - geitridefrasmaronilabiccithege.co Music Skip to main content Hello, Sign in. Account & Lists #, in CDs & Vinyl (See Top in CDs & Vinyl) # in Blues (CDs & Vinyl) # in Traditional Gospel5/5(3).

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• Voodoobar

  02.09.2019 at 22:30

  Although it's a little skimpy, Greatest Hits is a good, basic collection of Mahalia Jackson's best, featuring ten undisputed classics, including "Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen," "That's the Way He's Done for Me," "How I Got Over," "The Upper Room," and "Walk in Jerusalem." There are more comprehensive collections on the market, but novices on a strict budget will find this quite useful.

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• Nilmaran

  09.09.2019 at 20:43

  Mahalia Jackson was one of the finest gospel singers ever known, however, she also sings songs which are non-gospel that sound wonderful just the same. This seems to me to contain songs of all descriptions and all delivered in the Mahalia Jackson way/5(36).

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• Dashura

  06.09.2019 at 12:00

  Mar 14,  · One of Mahalia's Apollo's recordings, here we have her giving us a glimpse of heaven with her take on W.H Brewster's "Just Over The Hill".

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