*DISCLAIMER- I don't own the rights to this video. This is just a fan post, sharing history with all who want to learn* Clara Ward and her singers raise the roof with this rendition of "Swing Low Chariot" in this video. Y'all go head on! From left to right: Malvilyn Statham (tambourine), Vermettya Royster, Clara Ward (lead), Adele Schofield, and Geraldine Jones. Viola Crowley is on piano. Bernard Davis on the organ.. + Informações

The one and only Clara Ward and the Clara Ward Singers. I'm not sure if this is the correct song title.. + Informações

We're gon' gohead and dedicate this to "Mr. Clara Ward" himself, "rowoches", lol.. + Informações

11:am Service at West Angeles Cathedral A Very Moving and Spirtitual Gospel Group. Mothers Day 2010. + Informações

Clara Ward singing a personal favorite by Thomas Dorsey, "When The Gates Swing Open"..Enjoy and most importantly, Be Blessed!. + Informações

*DISCLAIMER- I don't own the rights to this video. This is just a fan post, sharing history with all who want to learn* In 1991, members of the Clara Ward Singers appeared on the Bobby Jones Gospel TV show. This is just one of the 2 episodes they appeared on. I'm praying I can find the one where they sung "Traveling Shoes." Here they sing a medley of "Meeting Tonight," "Surely God Is Able," and "The Old Landmark." Members are: Madeline Thompson (blue), Shirley Corley (red), Agnes Jackson (silver/black), Alice Houston (lavender), and Vermettya Royster (green).. + Informações

Clara Ward and the Clara Ward Singers showing out ! ! Sorry for the poor quality.. + Informações

The original version of the song "Packing Up", feat. Marion Williams, 1958.. + Informações

One of my favorite Clara Ward albums. This album was done in the late 60s, around the same time as Mahalia Jackson's "What The World Needs Now" album. That album was also done by HB Barnum, and feature's Mahalia's version of "What The World Needs Now.". + Informações

Clara Ward Singers - Didn't It Rain (1965). + Informações

This clip came from the 1968 movie "A Time To Sing". Once again, the quality isn't that good, but Clara JAMS ! ! ! Whew, I'm feeling it already. lol. + Informações

"HOW I GOT OVER" THE CLARA WARD SINGERS CREATED BY: WC ROBINSON. + Informações

Clara Wards last Concert The Ward Singers Came full circle this night. + Informações

Clara Ward Singers from album "Come in The Room" Vanguard records 1961. + Informações

Clara Ward singing the hymn "There is A Fountain Filled With Blood", yet another personal favorite!. + Informações

The Clara Ward singers reaching back in 1952 with the ORIGINAL version of "The Old Landmark".. + Informações

Clara Ward (April 21, 1924 - January 16, 1973)[1] was a gospel artist who achieved great success, both artistic and commercial, in the 1940s and 1950s as leader of The Famous Ward Singers. A gifted singer and arranger, Ward took the lead-switching style used by male gospel quartets to new.... + Informações

The late Clara Ward was one of the all-time gospel greats. This 1963 performance is notable in that the dance steps and joyous vocals were the inspiration for the "Triple Rock Baptist Church" scene in the Blues Brothers...a CLASSIC moment!. + Informações

The title of the song is self-explanatory... Just imagine life itself. Clara Ward and the Ward Singers wasn't playing when they recorded this song! Enjoy!. + Informações

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"When We All Get To heaven" Clara Ward & The Clara Ward Singers.I want to dedicate this video to all of my you tube friends and subscribers.The Clara Ward Singers are one of my favorite female gospel group. I know I took it back some years on this song,but this is my song."When We All Get To Heaven"we will sing and shout.I have some love one's I want to see but most of all I want to see "Jesus". + Informações

Clara Ward (April 21, 1924 - January 16, 1973)[1] was a gospel artist who achieved great success, both artistic and commercial, in the 1940s and 1950s as leader of The Famous Ward Singers. A gifted singer and arranger, Ward took the lead-switching style used by male gospel quartets to new heights, leaving room for spontaneous improvisation and vamping by each member of the group while giving virtuouso singers such as Marion Williams the opportunity to step forward in songs such as "Surely, God Is Able" (the first million-selling gospel hit), "How I Got Over" (which Clara wrote, one of the most famous songs in the Black gospel repertoire), and "Packin' Up".. + Informações

Wila Ward is the lasting link to the legacy known as The Famous Ward Sisters. The Wards introduced a new rhythm into the gospel music world. Their mix of vocal interchange and superb soloists established a model of group harmony This performance was live at the Sister Rosetta Tharpe Benefit Concert in Glenside, PA. The performance took place at the Keswick Theatre on Friday, January 11, 2008. She was fabulous and she was a firecracker! Loved her. Check my page for other performance videos!. + Informações

Reminds me of a Sunday morning in my church several years ago.. + Informações

The Clara Ward Singers singing Leave it There... + Informações