"Try Jesus" (1960)-James Cleveland, Sallie Martin
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Uploaded by JayEm86 on May 21, 2008
James Cleveland with The Gospel Chimes (The Chimes on this recording consist of Jessy Dixon, Dorothy Norwood, and Imogene Green), Sallie Martin, and Alfred Bolden on organ. Originally released on the 1960 HOB-237 LP, "The Great James Cleveland, The Chimes, and Sally Martin as Presented at the King Solomon Baptist Church, Detriot, Michigan."
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hey hey hey! i like that.
3 years ago 4
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I don't know who hit that soprano note but it was violent!!!!!
3 years ago 3
All Comments (19)
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@WoodeytheBigEyedOne That is Hulah Gene Hurley, most likely, Sounds like her.
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Jessie did hit the high notes.....He still does...
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Inez Andews wrote a song called name it & claim it and Sallie did just that as she did with a few other of Inez's songs, but then if you own your own publishing house you could do anything.
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@TheFirecogicuk lol
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James wrote this one but knowing Sallie she would have put her name to is just ask Inez Andews.lol
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I wonder did Sallie have her pen and paper writing this down lol
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Imogene??? But she was a contralto
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LOL!!
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calvin51100 2 years ago
The album cover and the Hayes and Laughton Gospel Discography both say it was recorded at King Solomon Baptist Church.
JayEm86 2 years ago
This is the same group that backed him on "Sing me an old song....like mama used to sing......" (can't remember the title...lol)
THERIGHTREVEREND 3 years ago
I know the song you're talking about. I've seen it called "Old Time Religion" and "Good Enough for Me", the latter title is probably more correct and is not to be confused with another song of a similar title done with Rev. Cleveland and a choir, and later done by Rance Allen.
The versions that I've come across titled "Old Time Religion" have drums dubbed in, which takes away from the originality of the recording. The drums sound out of the 70s, out of place. "Good Enough For Me" is original.
JayEm86 3 years ago