Mahalia Jackson * Movin' On Up A Little Higher (Rsd) [Record Store Day] Folk I once jokingly called Clipping

I once jokingly called Clipping "Deathrow Tull

Gareth Quinn Redmond presents an album composed for the soft unfolding of morning-a sound design that embraces slowness and presence

Initially released in 1998

while lyrics tackle everything from straight edge pride to addressing those who are treated unjust from corrupt systems

but somehow it all came together with that powerful

Mahalia Jackson * Movin' On Up A Little Higher (Rsd) [Record Store Day] Folk I once jokingly called Clipping"The Greatest Gospel Singer of all time. a defining symbol of the music's transcendent power" Allmusic. Moving On Up A Little Higher explores Mahalia's roots as she performs hymns popular at in her childhood and reunites her with mentor, Thomas A. Dorsey. These performances date from 1946 to 1957 when Mahalia's voice was at its remarkable peak and include many never before released masterpieces. Together these performances offer a much greater sense