Artist	Song
Anointed	Revive Us
from Anointed (2004)
Donnie McClurkin	That's What I Believe
from Verity Records: The First Decade, Vol. 2 (2004)
Sandra Crouch	God Has a Plan
from Gospel Legacy (2008)
Debra Killings	Oh My God
from Surrender (1990)
Whitney Houston	I Go to the Rock (feat. The Georgia Mass Choir)
from The Preacher's Wife (Original Soundtrack Album) (1996)
Reverend James Cleveland	I Stood On the Banks of Jordan (Part 2)
from Gospel the Old Time Way (2004)
Sister Rosetta Tharpe	Down by the Riverside
from The Gospel of the Blues (2003)
Al Green	Be With Me Jesus
from He Is the Light (1995)
Walter Hawkins	Goin' Up Yonder
from Gospel Legacy (2008)
Vickie Winans	Shake Yourself Loose
from Bringing It All Together (1990)
The Dixie Hummingbirds	Christian Automobile
from Thank You For One More Day: The 70th Anniversary Of The Dixie Hummingbirds (1998)
Out of Eden	Different Now
from Out of Eden: The Hits (2006)
Darius Brooks	Your Will
from Your Will (2004)
Sweet Honey In the Rock	We Shall Not Be Moved
from Still the Same Me (2010)
The Persuasions	The Storm Is Passing
from Sunday Morning Soul (2000)
Donald Lawrence	Healed
from I Speak Life (2004)
Commissioned	Ordinary Just Won't Do
from The Essential Commissioned (2008)
Blind Willie Johnson	God Moves On the Water
from Dark Was the Night (1998)
The Harmonizing Four	Mother's Prayer Has Followed Me
from Mama, How Can I Ever Repay You? (2002)
Ben Harper & The Blind Boys of Alabama	Take My Hand
from There Will Be a Light (2004)
VIP Mass Choir	Any Day
from Nothing But the Hits (1990)
Darwin Hobbs	Everyday (feat. Michael Mcdonald)
from The Best of Darwin Hobbs (2007)
Kierra "Kiki" Sheard	Why Me?
from This Is Me (2006)
L.A. Mass Choir	Worthy
from The Mass Hits! (2003)
Trin-i-tee 5:7	God's Grace
from Holla - The Best of Trin-I-Tee 5:7 (2007)

Comment:

The greatest gospel cuts have always been the ones that focus on feeling, not format. That can mean Reverend Al Green putting a little hip-shaking Memphis mojo on “Be With Me Jesus.” It can mean the gals of Trin-I-Tee 5:7 cooing cool and sweet in classic slow-jam style, telling the world all about “God’s Grace.” It can even mean bluesman Blind Willie Johnson putting his slashing slide guitar and rough-edged voice to the service of the Lord for “God Moves On the Water.” Down through the years, they’ve all spread the word in voices as different as they are determined to make sure their faith is [i]felt[/i].

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