Lord Let Me Be More Humble in This World

Georgia Peach was the first prominent female gospel singer, and also the first female singer to plug and record songs by Thomas A. Dorsey years before Mahalia Jackson did the same. Georgia Tom (Thomas Dorsey) placed the Peach's voice on the level with Bessie Smith. The Peach was mentor to Clara Ward and Mahalia Jackson. Tracks include: God Don't Never Change / Shady Green Pastures / the Road is Mighty Rugged Traditional / Now is the Needy Time / Who is That Knocking? / I Got Somewhere to Lay My Head / Just One Moment / Close to Thee (Saviour More than Life to Me) / Lord Help Me to Be More Humble in This World, and others.