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(#1) Wade in the Water
- Ella Jenkins
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(#2) Swing Low, Sweet Chariot
- Leontyne Price
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(#3) Down By The Riverside
- Louis Armstrong
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(#4) Take My Hand, Precious Lord
- Thomas A. Dorsey with Marion Williams
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(#5) Go Down Moses
- Louis Armstrong
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(#6) Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child
- Bessie Griffin
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(#7) Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen
- Louis Armstrong
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(#8) Didn't My Lord Deliver Daniel
- The Moses Hogan Singers
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(#9) Deep River
- Marian Anderson
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(#10) Mary, Don’t You Weep
- Aretha Franklin
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(#11) The Gospel Train
- The Gospel Harmonettes
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(#12) Steal Away to Jesus
- Mahalia Jackson and Nat King Cole
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(#13) He Never Said a Mumblin’ Word
- Golden Gate Quartet
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(#14) Follow the Drinking Gourd
- Eric Bibb
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(#15) We Are Climbing Jacob’s Ladder
- Paul Robeson
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(#16) Roll, Jordan, Roll
- Topsy Chapman
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(#17) My Lord, What a Morning
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(#19) I Don't Feel No-ways Tired
- Rev. James Cleveland
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(#20) Oh, My Lord
- Mahalia Jackson
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(#21) God's Got a Crown
- Arizona Dranes
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(#22) Let Us Break Bread Together
- Jessye Norman
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(#23) I Want Jesus To Walk With Me
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(#24) Twelve Gates to the City
- Reverend Gary Davis
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(#25) I've Been In The Storm Too Long
- Mighty Clouds of Joy
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(#26) If You See My Saviour
- Thomas A. Dorsey
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(#27) Listen to the Lambs
- The Watson Sisters
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(#28) Going Back With Jesus
- Heavenly Gospel Singers
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(#29) I'm A Rolling
- Bessie Jones
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(#30) Golden Slippers
- Roger Wagner Chorale
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(#31) Children Go Where I Send Thee
- Hall & Oates
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(#32) My Way’s Cloudy
- Marian Anderson
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(#33) Dark Was the Night (Cold Was the Ground)
- Blind Willie Johnson
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(#34) I'm a-Trav'ling To The Grave
- Taller Gospel
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(#35) Go Tell It on the Mountain
- Simon and Garfunkel
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(#36) Down to the River to Pray
- Mormon Tabernacle Choir, Orchestra at Temple Square
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(#37) Ain't Got Time to Die
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This is a collection of the negro spiritual Songs. Negro spiritual is a genre of songs originating in the United States and created by African Americans. The main theme of these songs is to teach Christian values, and they also describe the hardships of slavery. Over the years, it has gradually become one of the popular music genres and is loved by many people. More and more negro spiritual music artists have achieved success and have contributed to the development of music.
This page has collected random 37 best negro spiritual songs, such as Wade in the Water, Swing Low, Sweet Chariot, etc. You can check the music video of each song here.
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