Album Details
Title: Heaven Is My Home
Artist: The Soul Stirrers
Release Date: 1988
Re-Released On: 8/1/1993
Label: Specialty Records
Duration: 62:00
Album Type(s): Greatest Hits
UPC: 022211704027
Genre: Gospel
Styles: Soul, Early R&B, Gospel, Black Gospel, Traditional Gospel
Moods: Joyous, Spiritual, Atmospheric, Earnest, Reflective, Amiable/Good-Natured, Passionate, Refined/Mannered, Reverent, Happy, Earthy, Energetic, Exuberant, Rousing
Total Copies: 0
Members Wishing: 0
Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1 |
Track Listings
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Christ Is All [Take 4]
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He's My Rock (Wait on Jesus) [Takes 2-3][Alternate Take]
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He's My Rock (Wait on Jesus) [take 3]
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In a Few More Days [Take 4]
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Golden Bells [Takes 1-2]
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Golden Bells [take 2][Alternate Take]
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Sinner Run to Jesus [Take 1]
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Heaven Is My Home [Takes 1 & 2]
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Heaven Is My Home [take 2][Alternate Take]
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Until Then [Take 3]
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Out on a Hill [Takes 1-2]
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Out on a Hill [take 2][Alternate Take]
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Swing Low, Sweet Chariot [Takes 1-2]
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Swing Low, Sweet Chariot [take 2][Alternate Take]
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Loved Ones Are Waiting [Take 2]
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The Love of God [Takes 2, 3 & 4]
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The Love of God [take 3][Alternate Take]
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The Love of God [take 4][Alternate Take]
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When the Gates Swing Open
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Lord Laid His Hands on Me
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That's All I Need to Know
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My Life Belongs to Him
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There's Not a Friend Like Jesus
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Heaven Is My Home [Alternate Take]
Additional Releases
| Year | Type | Label | Catalog # | | 1993 | CD | Specialty Records | SPCD-7040-2 |
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Album Review
The Soul Stirrers have been gospel's most honored and recognized vocal group since the '40s, when R.H. Harris made musical history by shifting the genre's focus from unison singing to improvisational theatrics and inter-group dynamics. The selections on their most recent reissue cover a significant and too-often ignored aspect of the ensemble's history; the music of its other premier lead singers besides Harris and Sam Cooke. Paul Foster and Johnnie Taylor, the set's featured vocalists, weren't virtuosos like Harris or Cooke; they relied on timing, delivery, and fervor. ~ Ron Wynn, All Music Guide
Credits
| Name | Credits | | Andrew Niedzwiecki | Digital Transfers | | Art Rupe | Producer | | Bob King | Guitar, Baritone (Vocal), ? | | Bobby King | Guitar, Baritone (Vocal) | | Deb Sibony | Design | | Faidest Wagoner | Piano | | J.J. Farley | ?, Bass (Vocal) | | James W. Alexander | Producer | | Joe Tarantino | Remastering | | Johnnie Taylor | ?, Tenor (Vocal), Baritone (Vocal) | | Lee Hildebrand | Producer, Compilation, Series Supervision, Reissue Producer, Liner Notes | | Leroy Crume | Baritone (Vocal), ?, Guitar | | Opal Nations | Reissue Producer, Producer, Liner Notes, Compilation, Series Supervision | | Paul Foster | ?, Tenor (Vocal) | | Phil Carroll | Art Direction | | R.B. Robinson | ?, Baritone (Vocal) | | Richard Gibbs | ?, Baritone, Baritone (Vocal) | | Roy Crain, SR. | ?, Tenor (Vocal) | | Sam Cooke | ?, Performer, Vocals, Tenor (Vocal) | | Sonny Bono | Producer | | The Soul Stirrers | Vocals | | Thomas L. Bruster | Baritone (Vocal), ? |
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