Gospel Blues is about gospel blues singers. Podcast by Gail Nobles 2023
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Gospel Blues is about gospel blues singers. Podcast by Gail Nobles 2023
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Publishing Since
6/26/2023
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April 25, 2026
Lady Blackbird 4.25.’26 5.39 PM
<b>Intro by:</b> Gail Nobles<br /><b>Story by: </b>Gail Nobles<br /><b>Photo: </b>Wikipedia Public Domain<br /><br />Lady Blackbird, the soulful artist known as Marley Munroe, released a captivating song titled ‘Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled’ from her album 'Slang Spirituals.' Released in September 2024, the album was produced by Chris Seefried and features a distinctive sound described as a 'psychedelic gospel hymn,' seamlessly blending orchestral elements with powerful vocals.<br /><br /><b>Biblical and Cultural Roots</b><br /><br />The title and lyrics draw directly from <b>St. John 14:1</b>, a passage often cited in gospel traditions to provide comfort during times of grief or uncertainty. By framing this as a "Slang Spiritual," Lady Blackbird recontextualizes traditional religious themes into a modern, secular space—bridging the gap between the historic Black spirituals of the past and contemporary soulful expression.<br /><br />You’re listening to Gospel Blues. I’m your host, Gail Nobles. Today’s topic is Lady Blackbird with 'Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled'—a reminder that even in the grit of the blues, there is a light that never goes out. Keep that melody in your spirit. Thank you for listening.<br /><br />Gospel Blues
March 24, 2026
Reverend Robert Wilkins 3:24:26 7.06 PM
Intro by Gail Nobles<br />Story by Gail Nobles<br />Photo: <a href="https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=User:Eatonland&action=edit&redlink=1" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Eatonland</a> - Own work<br />Usage: <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">CC BY-SA 4.</a> Wikipedia <br /><br />Rare 1965 Blues Recordings Released on Takoma Records<br /><br />Chicago, IL — Reverend Robert Wilkins, the Mississippi-born country blues guitarist and vocalist (1896–1987), was a master of deep, expressive acoustic blues and gospel-infused songs. Originally active in the late 1920s and 1930s, he was rediscovered during the 1960s folk-blues revival. One of his most haunting performances, the traditional gospel-blues piece “I Wish I Was in Heaven Sittin’ Down,” appears on the new release Rare Blues on Takoma Records (TAK 7081), produced by Norman Dayron.<br /><br />The album gathers previously unreleased acoustic blues performances recorded in January 1965 during the University of Chicago Folk Festival, as part of Dayron’s documentation of Chicago’s blues scene between 1963 and 1965. Featuring older artists delivering raw, traditional styles on acoustic guitar, piano, and harmonica, it captures a quieter, folk-blues side of the city at a time when electric blues dominated the clubs.<br /><br />Dayron, then a University of Chicago student who also ran the intimate Fickle Pickle blues club, preserved these powerful sessions in clubs, concerts, and informal settings. The release shines a light on the 1960s revival of interest in acoustic blues and brings to new audiences performances that might otherwise have remained unheard.<br /><br />Rare Blues is now available on Takoma Records, offering fans and historians a valuable glimpse into mid-1960s Chicago’s vibrant traditional blues scene.<br /><br />Thank you for listening to Gospel Blues. I'm Gail Nobles.<br /><br />Gospel Blues
January 29, 2026
BB King-Save a Seat For Me 1:29:26 2.33 PM
Photo: <a href="https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=User:Lightversus&action=edit&redlink=1" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Marco Tambara / Lightversus</a> - Own work<br />Usage: Wikipedia <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">CC BY-SA 3.0</a><br /><br /><b>Voice actor:</b> Gail Nobles<br /><b>Keyboardist: </b>Gail Nobles<br /><br /><b>Voice Actor: </b>If you get to heaven before I do, save a seat for me.<br /><br />B.B. King save a seat for me. I’m Gail Nobles. Welcome to Gospel Blues.<br /><br />BB King’s song Save a Seat For Me is a treasure to me. The treasured song comes from his 1960 album, "BB King Sings Spirituals."This heartfelt track conveys the spirit of hope and faith, delivering a message about longing for a place in heaven.<br /><br />In today's world, it’s rare to hear songs that speak so simply and beautifully about the afterlife. The lyrics express a promise to keep pushing through life's struggles until victory is achieved. One of the most memorable lines says, "But if you make it in Glory before I do, save a seat for me." This touching sentiment connects with many,making us think about the connections we cherish with loved ones.<br /><br />BB King’s soulful voice brings these powerful words to life, making "Save a Seat For Me" not just a song, but a comforting reminder of those we hold dear and the hope for reunion in a better place. His unique blend of blues and spirituality continues to inspire listeners, proving that heartfelt music can bridge the gap between generations.<br /><br />In a time when many songs focus on lighter themes, BB King's classic reminds us of deeper emotions, making it a true treasure in the world of music today.<br /><br />Gospel Blues
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