empty cell The Imperial Gospel Singers
The Imperial Gospel Singers were a female gospel quartet from Philadelphia who reached the peak of their popularity in the late 1950s and early 1960s. The group was known for their distinctive style of gospel music and energetic performances. Their most notable albums include "Gospel Songs", "Fountains Of Blood", and "The Sower". Their music was influenced by and compared to other prominent gospel groups of the time, such as The Caravans, The Davis Sisters, and The Ward Singers. The group was recognized for their contribution to the development of gospel music in the United States.
