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James Cleveland Presents The Harold Smith Majestics - Lord, Help Me To Hold Out - VG+ LP Records 1973 Savoy USA Vinyl - Gospel - Shuga Records
James Cleveland Presents The Harold Smith Majestics - Lord, Help Me To Hold Out - VG+ LP Records 1973 Savoy USA Vinyl - Gospel - Shuga Records
James Cleveland Presents The Harold Smith Majestics - Lord, Help Me To Hold Out - VG+ LP Records 1973 Savoy USA Vinyl - Gospel - Shuga Records
James Cleveland Presents The Harold Smith Majestics - Lord, Help Me To Hold Out - VG+ LP Records 1973 Savoy USA Vinyl - Gospel - Shuga Records

James Cleveland Presents The Harold Smith Majestics - Lord, Help Me To Hold Out - VG+ LP Records 1973 Savoy USA Vinyl - Gospel

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James Cleveland Presents The Harold Smith Majestics  Lord, Help Me To Hold Out

 

Label:

Savoy Records – MG-14319

Format:

Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo

Country:

US

Released:

Genre:

Funk / Soul

Style:

Gospel

Tracklist


A1 Lord, Help Me To Hold Out
Solo Vocal  Rev. James Cleveland
Written-By  James Cleveland*
A2 In These Last Days
Written-By  Harold Smith (4)
A3 The Lord Will Carry You Through
Solo Vocal  Harold Freeman (2)
Written-By  Harold Smith (4)
A4 Magnify The Lord
Solo Vocal  Alice Peques
Written-By  Virgie Carrington De Witty*
B1 I Did It God's Way (I Did It My Way)
Solo Vocal  Horace Lindsey
Written-By  C. Francois*, J. Rexaux*, P. Anka*
B2 Thank Heaven For You
Solo Vocal  Fred Aunthia, Vickie Trent
Written-By  Bobby Hill (4), M. Grant*
B3 I'll Praise His Name
Solo Vocal  Horace Lindsey
Written-By  Horace Lindsey, Jr.*
B4 Great Is Thy Faithfulness
Solo Vocal  Emma Moody
B5 He's The One
Written-By  Harold Smith (4)

Companies, etc.

  • Phonographic Copyright ℗  Savoy Record Co., Inc.

Credits

  • Liner Notes  Gordon E. Strong*
  • Producer  Fred Mendelsohn

Notes

This version is different to Rev. James Cleveland Presents Harold Smith's Majestic Choir - Lord, Help Me To Hold Out. It has the "56 Ferry St" address with postcode on Bottom of rear cover, which was current at 1973, and the maroon label with no deep groove, which also was the style by early 70's.
The absence of the "non-breakable" text on label is unusual but not unique. The words eventually fell out of use on other labels, as it harks back to the replacement of shellac, no longer relevant. The labels may in this case have been printed someone other than the usual company - it is not unknown for text variations to appear.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout (A Side label): MG 14319-A
  • Matrix / Runout (B Side label): MG 14319-B
  • Matrix / Runout (A Side etched): MGS-14319A 7-73 RC
  • Matrix / Runout (B Side etched): MGS-14319-B 7-73 RC