The D-Vine Spirituals Records Story Vol. 2Various Artists

• 1. The Gospel Wymics - It's a Shame How This World Has Changed
• 2. The Spiritual Wonders - Something That You Can Do
• 3. The M&N Singers - Stand by Me
• 4. The Shaw Singers - My Time Ain't Long
• 5. Sister Jessie M. Sherley - I Know I've Been Changed
• 6. The Gospel Six of Tunica, Mississippi - Jesus, He's a Miracle Worker
• 7. The Southern Aires - Ring Them Golden Bells
• 8. Elder Ward & The Gospel Four - A Change is Gonna Come
• 9. The Dynamic Hughes Singers - The Lord's Prayer
• 10. The Pure Heart Travelers - I'm a Pilgrim
• 11. The Exciting Legion Aires - Never Grow Old
• 12. The Jackson Golden Airs - So Hard to Say Goodbye
• 13. The Angelic Five - I Got Jesus
• 14. The Southern Bells - I've Got to Tell It

In 1970, while the United States was recovering from the tumultuous unrest of the sixties and Southern segregationist George Wallace was between bids for the presidency, a young black preacher and an aging hillbilly bandleader struck up a friendship in a coffee shop in downtown Memphis. For the next decade and a half, record producer Juan D. Shipp and studio engineer Clyde Leoppard embarked on a musical journey that produced some of the most stirring sacred soul music ever laid to tape. Behold the story of Shipp's D-Vine Spirituals record label, told here for the very first time since it's 45 RPM glory days.