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The Seven Brothers
Crying In The Streets
First ever reissue of the sought-after Gospel treasure Crying In The Streets by Robert Sims and his Seven Brothers.
Originally released circa 1969 by Lelan Rogers on his Nashville based House Of The Fox imprint. The title track ‘Crying In The Streets’ is a Gospel anthem penned by Sam Matter, Kerry Porter and Ted Harris as a response to the assassination of Martin Luther King. It was recorded contemporaneously by Baton Rouge deep soul vocalist George Perkins who scored a regional hit when it was picked up by Lelan Rogers for his Silver Fox subsidiary. The song was covered to great effect by Buckwheat Zydeco, featuring Ry Cooder, and appears on the 2005 benefit album for Hurricane Katrina.
This is a forgotten gem, atmospheric and beautifully produced. It is a passionate, life-affirming record that resonates today just as much as it did over 50 years ago.
A1
Crying In The Streets
A2
Me And The Devil
A3
Good Times In Heaven
A4
I Never Knew Joy
A5
You Can't Hurry God
B1
I Have A Dream
B2
I've Been Born Again
B3
Satisfied
B4
America
B5
Waiting For Jesus





