You Better Get Ready: Savoy Gospel 1978-1986Various Artists

• – Edith Moreno - Get Ready For Judgement Day
• – World Wonders - The Cost of Living (Is Very High)
• – The Helen Hollins Singers - He Gave It To Me
• – Solomon Burke - I Know He Lives In Me
• – The Gospelaires Of Dayton Ohio - God Helps Those Who Help Themselves
• – Genobia Jeter - Things _Have Got To Get Better
• – The Lady Lois Snead with the Interdemoninational Mass Choir of Atlanta, GA - I Found Out What You Mean To Me
• – Charisma - Protected
• – The Stan Lee Revue - Make Every Day Count
• – The Sensational Williams Brothers - Sunday
• – The Holy Lights Of Baltimore, MD - It's Getting Late
• – The 4th Of May - Pass It On
• – The World Wonders Of Birmingham, ALA - Ain’ t It Good To be Here
• – James Cleveland And The Cleveland Singers - Anytime, Anyplace, Anywhere
• – The Hollywood Stars - Come On Jesus
• – The Steele Family - Show His Love
• – Glenn Jones And The Modulations - It's All Right

• 1. Edith Moreno - Get Ready For Judgement Day
• 2. World Wonders - The Cost of Living (Is Very High)
• 3. The Helen Hollins Singers - He Gave It To Me
• 4. Solomon Burke - I Know He Lives In Me
• 5. The Gospelaires Of Dayton Ohio - God Helps Those Who Help Themselves
• 6. Genobia Jeter - Things _Have Got To Get Better
• 7. The Lady Lois Snead with the Interdemoninational Mass Choir of Atlanta, GA - I Found Out What You Mean To Me
• 8. Charisma - Protected
• 9. The Stan Lee Revue - Make Every Day Count
• 10. The Sensational Williams Brothers - Sunday
• 11. The Holy Lights Of Baltimore, MD - It's Getting Late
• 12. The 4th Of May - Pass It On
• 13. The World Wonders Of Birmingham, ALA - Ain’ t It Good To be Here
• 14. James Cleveland And The Cleveland Singers - Anytime, Anyplace, Anywhere
• 15. The Hollywood Stars - Come On Jesus
• 16. The Steele Family - Show His Love
• 17. Glenn Jones And The Modulations - It's All Right

**Co-curated by Greg Belson! An extensive, sumptuous survey of surely the mightiest Gospel label of them all, Savoy. Drawn from nigh-impossible-to-find 78s, sevens, twelves and LPs, hardly any of these recordings, perhaps none, have been reissued since their first release.**

Volume three: seventeen gems of fierce funk, rapturous soul and transcendent disco and boogie, super-charged with celebration and affirmativeness, loaded with roaring choirs, rocking horns and popping bass guitars, from the years leading up to Savoy’s acquisition by Malaco.

Some seriously rare cuts here; for instance, the stupendous opener by Edith Moreno only appeared as a blank-label promo, in a tiny run.