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Jan 1, 2018 · The Mighty Clouds of Joy, also know as Joe Ligon and The Mighty Clouds of Joy, are one of the world’s best-selling gospel groups of all-time. They were organized in 1955 in Los Angeles, California by group founders Joe Ligon and Richard Wallace, along with High School friends Johnny Martin, Elmo Franklin, Leon Polk and David Walker (who also ...
Mar 17, 2024 · The Mighty Clouds Of Joy - From their 1996 album, "Live In Charleston"
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Jun 15, 2020 · Gospel music veterans 'The Mighty Clouds of Joy' are back with a follow-up to their Grammy-nominated album "It's Time". Recorded at the iconic Sigma Sound Studio in Philadelphia, this album showcases the groups ability to infuse traditional gospel music with a modern and upbeat twist bringing their own unique blend of gospel, R&B, and soul to some of their most well-crafted tracks including ...
The Mighty Clouds of Joy were formed in Los Angeles during the '50s by schoolmates Joe Ligon and Johnny Martin; while still in their teens, the original group -- which also included Leon Polk, Richard Wallace, and brothers Ermant and Elmo Franklin -- made their recorded debut in 1960 with "Steal Away to Jesus," cut for the Peacock label.
My father-in-law has this video. We watched it one time at his house. I remember growing up listening to the Mighty Clouds of Joy, and saw them live in concert one time. This video, I would have to say is the hightlight of their career. The songs moved my spirit and uplifted me.
Jun 2, 1998 · Mighty Clouds of Joy Live (1990) Power (1995) Together as One [Intersound] (1996) Live in Charleston (1996) In Concert: Live at the Music Hall (1998) It Was You (1999) I Want to Thank You (2002) In the House of the Lord: Live in Houston (2005) The Mighty Clouds of Joy (2006)
Dec 12, 2016 · Updated 10:23 AM PDT, December 12, 2016. NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Singer Joe Ligon, the dynamic frontman of the Grammy-winning gospel group Mighty Clouds of Joy, has died. He was 80. His booking agent, Ricky DeRae, said Monday that Ligon died on Sunday in Georgia. Ligon was born in Troy, Alabama, but moved to Los Angeles and started the gospel ...
