Swan Silvertones - Gospel Music AnthologyFeaturing close barbershop harmonies and the virtuoso lead singing of front man Claude Jeter, The Swan Silvertones became the most popular gospel group in America during the 1940's, 1950's and into the 1960's. Their music was so energized and inspired that they attracted fans of soul music, R&B, and rock n' roll and influenced vocal groups of all genre's, including the Staple Singers and James Brown. These classic recordings from the mid 1950's

the Flight of the Bumblebee

Big Maceo Merriweather

including a breathtaking Dolby Atmos surround sound mix for the perfect concert experience at home (available as video and audio-only)

Nihiloxoca's Spooky-J (GB) and Chicago house veteran Jordan Fields (US)

Drawing on an international pool of players

In the year 20XX

surrounded by the aura of mystery

) closes with the iconic Chaconne from Partita No

Says the band: "We are influenced by bands like Pink Floyd

Interviews with Marcus Allen

spirit-seeking sound

Sister Helen Prejean