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Harlem Gospel Travelers He'S On Time / Wash Me Lord 7-Inch Single Vinyl
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- SKU:
- 35848271
- UPC:
- 659123101417
- MPN:
- 31014
- Condition:
- New
Description
The Harlem Gospel Travelers were brought together by Eli Paperboy Reed, as they were students that he was mentoring as part of a gospel class he was teaching. As the students began to develop their own style and write songs, Eli decided they needed to get into the studio and put something down. So he enlisted the help of friends to serve as a band for his students, including drummer Aaron Frazer (Durand Jones & The Indications, The Flying Stars Of Brooklyn NY), and the results speak for themselves. Old-school, get up and shout southern gospel!
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1. He's on Time 2. Wash Me
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