Vinyl LP pressing includes digital download. With their first two Daptone albums (Get an Understanding and as featured singers on Como Now) The Como Mamas established themselves as three of the strongest voices in gospel music today. In December of 2015, they cemented that reputation by taking their first trip from their home in Como, MS up to Harlem, NY to crush the Apollo Theater as part of the Daptone Super Soul Revue. Taking full advantage of their presence in town, the Daptone crew brought Ester Mae Wilbourn, Della Daniels, and Angela Taylor into the House of Soul the week after the show to join forces for the first time with the musicians and studio that has defined their label's sound. Jimmy Hill, Thomas Brenneck, Homer Steinweiss and Bosco Mann all stalwarts of the Daptone stable, came together as The Glorifiers Band, to put down a churning musical foundation for these amazing singers. The result is an album of raw soulful traditional gospel like you've never heard before. Move Upstairs is a real mother!
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Vinyl LP pressing includes digital download. With their first two Daptone albums (Get an Understanding and as featured singers on Como Now) The Como Mamas established themselves as three of the strongest voices in gospel music today. In December of 2015, they cemented that reputation by taking their first trip from their home in Como, MS up to Harlem, NY to crush the Apollo Theater as part of the Daptone Super Soul Revue. Taking full advantage of their presence in town, the Daptone crew brought Ester Mae Wilbourn, Della Daniels, and Angela Taylor into the House of Soul the week after the show to join forces for the first time with the musicians and studio that has defined their label's sound. Jimmy Hill, Thomas Brenneck, Homer Steinweiss and Bosco Mann all stalwarts of the Daptone stable, came together as The Glorifiers Band, to put down a churning musical foundation for these amazing singers. The result is an album of raw soulful traditional gospel like you've never heard before. Move Upstairs is a real mother!
