Sister Rosetta Tharpe — Rhythm 'N' Gospel Patrick Watson It reached #5 on the

It reached #5 on the Billboard "Black Album" chart in 1967 and #62 on the "Pop Album" chart in 1968

as well as composing for the KPM music library

There's humor and whimsical childlike musings

an unmistakable reflection of the tumultuous past few years of pandemic anxiety

during that era was fantastic

Sister Rosetta Tharpe — Rhythm 'N' Gospel Patrick Watson It reached #5 on theRhythm N Gospel [180g Vinyl LP] Females have never figured strongly in the ranks of blues and rock guitar players, but the woman featured on this LP can claim to be one of the formative influences on modern rock n roll guitar. Sister Rosetta Tharpe is remarkable, not just because she was an acclaimed gospel singer from the late Thirties to her death in 1973, but because she was also one of the earliest exponents of the electric guitar. In fact she