Black Gospel
Gospel music is believed to have its roots deeply embedded in the Churches of the South that featured black people. This is in the time of segregation where black people had Churches separate from the white people.
No matter how hard life seemed to get for the black people of the South they never seemed to loose their Faith. Attending Church was uplifting and a time to be thankful for what God had given them.
One way to share their joy at being in the Church and for their Faith was to sing about it. Black people have always been known for their unbelievable singing voices. Added with the passion of their Faith the songs were heard loud and clear. The concept of the black gospel choir is on that is commonly reproduced in movies that portray this time in the South.
