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Gospel Jubilee is a worthwhile budget-priced collection assembling material from some of contemporary spiritual music's most notable acts; highlights include the Mighty Clouds of Joy's "A Friend in Jesus," Walter Hawkins' "I Love the Lord," the Sensational Williams Brothers' "Trust in the Lord" and Andrae Crouch's "Precious Lord Take My Hand." ~ Chuck Donkers Gospel Jubilee (Mca Special) Music Gospel Jubilee (Mca Special) Songs | 1. | Friend in Jesus, A - The Mighty Clouds of Joy |
| 2. | I Love the Lord - Walter Hawkins |
| 3. | Trust in the Lord - The Sensational Williams Brothers |
| 4. | Precious Lord, Take My Hand - Andrae Crouch |
| 5. | Trust in God - The Winans |
| 6. | Yes, Jesus Loves Me - The Sensational Williams Brothers |
| 7. | Lord I Believe - The Winans |
| 8. | Amazing Grace - The Mighty Clouds of Joy |
| 9. | You Don't Know What You're Missin' - Andrae Crouch (CD only) |
| 10. | I Gave My Heart to Jesus - The Mighty Clouds of Joy (CD only) |
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