DOROTHY LOVE COATES
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Dorothy Love Coates and the Gospel Harmonettes- The Separation Line (Nashboro 7071),
Produced by: Shannon Williams
The Gospel Harmonettes Members: Mildred, Willie Mae, Lillian, Cleo, Johnny.
Songs
Side 1
1) You Don't Know (Just How Good God Has Been);
2) The Separation Line;
3) So Many Falling By The Wayside (Lord Help Me To Stand);
4) The Chariot;
5) Shake My Mother's Hand For Me
Side 2
1) Dark Day In Jerusalem;
2) Jesus Is All The World To Me;
3) God Shall Wipe All Tears Away;
4) Come On And Go With Me (To My Father's House);
5) Lord Tell Me When
This is one of Dorothy Love Coates' best and rarest Lp's. Dorothy recorded extensively, especially on Specialty, Savoy, Nashboro, Exodus, Richburg, Vee-Jay and other labels. When I spoke to Dorothy in Birmingham, Alabama in 1996 she stated that she would like to record a new album, unfortunately her health declined and she passed away in 2002 without ever releasing that new album.
Produced by: Shannon Williams
The Gospel Harmonettes Members: Mildred, Willie Mae, Lillian, Cleo, Johnny.
Songs
Side 1
1) You Don't Know (Just How Good God Has Been);
2) The Separation Line;
3) So Many Falling By The Wayside (Lord Help Me To Stand);
4) The Chariot;
5) Shake My Mother's Hand For Me
Side 2
1) Dark Day In Jerusalem;
2) Jesus Is All The World To Me;
3) God Shall Wipe All Tears Away;
4) Come On And Go With Me (To My Father's House);
5) Lord Tell Me When
This is one of Dorothy Love Coates' best and rarest Lp's. Dorothy recorded extensively, especially on Specialty, Savoy, Nashboro, Exodus, Richburg, Vee-Jay and other labels. When I spoke to Dorothy in Birmingham, Alabama in 1996 she stated that she would like to record a new album, unfortunately her health declined and she passed away in 2002 without ever releasing that new album.
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