"Rosetta, Mahalia & Joe"- Cleophus Robinson

[@mrtheoneandonly83]

So sad that we lost some of our greats during the 70s Clara Ward, Mahalia Jackson, Ruth (baby) Davis, Brother Joe May, sister Rosetta Tharpe, Proff Alex Bradford. All died before they were 60 or 61. R.I.P gospel greats.

[@PennTrafford]

What an unbelievable talent! He not only reflects their voices but also their heavenly spirits...

[@JudahCub1981]

When he started Move On Up... my hair stood on edge... 🙌🏾

[@clyderichardson8772]

Reverend Cleophus Robinson, Sr was very smooth

[@keepingitrealandtruthful.5081]

This dude could sing and preach.

[@xrigtrk]

I've got all 3of those song move on up alittle higher I have that on the original Apollo label my friends got mother bought it when it first came out. By the way it's in mint condition.

[@1joker88]

he sounds a lot like Bro. Joe May!

[@mrgarycraig]

I LOVE IT!!!

[@YoungmanwithOldsoul]

Amen this dude be sanging

[@michaelrowedtheboat]

Oh yeah!

[@blessedover]

but these names came up and made everyone

[@snackcakeman]

This could make me like organized religion.

[@khalilcanady2012]

This is not organized religion music... This is "spiritual" from the "hidden place" where only you and God meets.... This Joy I have, the world didn't give it and the world cannot take it away.

[@pouglwaw5932]

What you really want is what these fine folk had- a personal relationship with Jesus.

[@wgenetrotter4101]

What's the name of the singer that's singing the tributes?

[@Rowoches]

His name is Rev. Cleophus Robinson

[@clyderichardson8772]

He's last lived and pastored a church in St Louis, MO. His late son Reverend Cleophus Robinson JR could sing as well. He was also a very talented organist