Bertha Louise Hable (AKA Lulu Roman) (May 6, 1946-April 23, 2025)

Biography

Bertha Louise Hable, better known by her stage name Lulu Roman, was a Southern Gospel soloist who became famous in country music as a member of the cast of the syndicated television series Hee Haw. In addition to her solo work, she also toured with Dottie Rambo and appeared on the Chuck Wagon Gang's 70th Anniversary album.

Solo Discography

(Incomplete)

1974 Now Let Me Sing (Rainbow Records/R-5009-LPS): Now Let Me Sing; Ain’t No New Thing; What If Someone Hadn’t Told Me; Jesus Will Outshine Them All; Let’s Just Praise The Lord; The Blood Will Never Lose Its Power; Oh How He Loves Me; Blessed Assurance; One Day Too Late.

1976 Love Comin’ Down (Rainbow Records/R-5037-LPS): Love Comin’ Down; Light At The End Of Darkness; I’ll Fly Away; Jesus Is My Everything; Tell Them; At The Name Of Jesus; Learning To Lean; Hallelujah Maranatha; Peace In The Valley; It Must Have Rained In Heaven.

1984 You Were Loving Me (Canaan Records/CAS-9919): You Were Loving Me; Put Something Back; Your Grace Still Amazes Me; Where Could I Go; The King Of Who I Am; Victory In Jesus; Slow Down; Do Not Worry; Speak It; Mizpah.

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1988 Joy! (Journey Records): For Everlasting Love; Two More Hands; Robed In Righteousness; I Have Overcome; Mercy Cash; Keep Your Eyes On Jesus; Changing Me; Joy; Safe Inside Your Arms; Failure Isn't Final.

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1990 Key To The Kingdom (Homeland Records/HR8926): Key To The Kingdom; Turn The Page; Strong In The Strength; Unmerited Favor Of God; If It's The Last Thing I Do; Good Intentions; One Of These Days; Worthy; That's The Man I'm Looking For; Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep.

Songwriter's Résumé

(Partial List)

Good Intentions
If It's The Last Thing I Do
Now Let Me Sing
Oh How He Loves Me
Speak It