Talk:Denomination Blues

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first recorded gospel songs by DECCA

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In an article about "Denomination Blues" you find "In 1938, Sister Rosetta Tharpe recorded a version of the song entitled "That's All" for Decca Records. She recorded four songs that day, the first gospel songs recorded by Decca;" A part of that is wrong. The first gospel song recorded by DECCA came from Mahalia Jackson. Look at the article about Mahalia Jackson. There you'll find: "In 1937, Jackson recorded four singles for Decca Records" At that time she only sang spirituals or gospel songs. 91.4.203.186 (talk) 11:11, 21 March 2025 (UTC)Reply