The Funk and Faith of the Staple Singers

The Staple Singers

From their start in the late 1940s, the Staple Singers had a sound all their own.

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Gospel… rhythm n’ blues… soul music… you name it.  For more than half a century, the Staple Singers transcended generic boundaries with their groundbreaking, funky grooves and relentlessly positive message.  Find out more about the family that merged the blues of Charley Patton with the swing gospel of Thomas A. Dorsey and taught a generation to respect itself.

 
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One Response to “The Funk and Faith of the Staple Singers”

  1. Radwinters says:

    Nice Staple Singers feature! They produced some great music… thanks for your work recognizing them.