In Focus


Bernard

In Focus religious talk show whose theme is solving problems of students and the community. Each week has a different pastor or Lay person on air. Also featuring live Christian bands, and Christian music of various genres.

Genre
Religious Talk, Christian



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Show Description for Sunday 03/23/2008

Easter Sunday program, featuring Mahalia Jackson's classic live recording, "Easter Sunday 1967."

Also Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s speech about race and America from 1957, "Give Us The Ballot." 

Track Artist Song Album Label    
Mahalia Jackson In My Home Over There Easter Sunday 1967 Columbia Rec. at Lincoln Center  *from home
Mahalia Jackson He Will Remember Me Easter Sunday 1967 Columbia  *from home
Mahalia Jackson He Was Alone Easter Sunday 1967 Columbia  *from home
Mahalia Jackson Out of the Depths Easter Sunday 1967 Columbia  *from home
Mahalia Jackson Thy Will Be Done Easter Sunday 1967 Columbia  *from home
Mahalia Jackson Were You There Easter Sunday 1967 Columbia  *request  *from home
Mahalia Jackson Holding My Savior's Hand Easter Sunday 1967 Columbia  *from home
Mahalia Jackson Calvary Easter Sunday 1967 Columbia  *from home
Mahalia Jackson There Is a Balm in Gilead Easter Sunday 1967 Columbia  *from home
Mahalia Jackson Come On Children Let's Sing Easter Sunday 1967 Columbia  *from home
Mahalia Jackson An Evening Prayer Easter Sunday 1967 Columbia  *request  *from home
Mahalia Jackson It Don't Cost Very Much Easter Sunday 1967 Columbia  *from home
Mahlia Jackson If I Can Help Somebody Easter Sunday 1967 Columbia  *from home
Mahalia Jackson Lord, Don't Let Me Fail Easter Sunday 1967 Columbia  *from home
Mahalia Jackson Elijah Rock Easter Sunday 1967 Columbia  *from home
Martin Luther King Jr. Give Us The Ballot A Call to Conscience Warner May 17, 1957 Lincoln Memorial  *from home
Kevin Maynor Witness Paul Robeson Remembered Fleur de Son  *from home
Kevin Maynor Swing Low Sweet Chariot Paul Robeson Remembered Fleur de Son  *from home
Kevin Maynor Stan' Still Jordan Paul Robeson Remembered Fleur de Son  *from home