Sister Gertrude
November 6, 2005
One thing that I love about hanging out with cool people (like Jonny Baker) is that you get fun music recommendations. Jonny used a song from this album in the alt.worship service a few nights ago, and I just downloaded it from iTunes. It’s sweet stuff. The deal is, you have to go here and read the story about this woman, Sister Gertrude Morgan. Basically she was a woman who used to wear a white nurse’s uniform and wander the streets of New Orleans with a tambourine and sing gospel songs and served as a street preacher. Someone recorded her before she died in 1980 (she lived from 1900-1980), and recently someone contacted King Britt (a DJ from Philly) about doing a remix version of Sister Gertrude’s music.
Basically, it’s Moby meets black gospel music - and it’s hot. Jonny used the track “Living Bread” in the alt.worship and it was great. It’s a great recommendation and definitely has given me some good paper-writing music these past few days. Thanks again Jonny.
Tags: DJ, King Britt, Sister Gertrude, Techno, Tunes
Posted in Tunes
Adam Walker Cleaveland: 
November 7th, 2005 at 1:37 pm
Just checked out the album on iTunes, awesome music, thanks for passing on the reccomendation.
November 14th, 2005 at 1:06 pm
my pleasure