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History
The Gospel III (also known as The Gospel III with Alvis) was an American country-gospel group active during the late 1960s and early 1970s. Rooted in the San Joaquin Valley's country gospel scene in California. Later they would be billed as Alvis And The Barnetts being more of a family group.
Discography
hi-res
1970 An Album Worth Looking Into (Calvary Records/STAV 5027): Crying Holy; The One Who Died For Me; Guilty Of Love; Holy Hills Of Heaven; When I Lift Up My Head; What Heaven Means To Me; Sister Sarah; Had It Not Been; Swing Down Sweet Chariot; Closer Walk (Densel Alvey, Joy Alvey, Alvis Barnett, Arleigh Barnett).
hi-res
1971 One Step Closer (Heart Warming Records/HWM/HWS 3105): It Might As Well Be Me; One More River; Rock Of Ages; Truck Driven' Preachin' Man; One Step Closer To Home; I Know; How Foolish The Man; No Sunset For Me; Sheltered In The Arms Of God; Almost Home (Densel Alvey, Joy Alvey, Alvis Barnett, Arleigh Barnett).
1972 Home Again (Heart Warming Records/R3172): Jesus Will Outshine Them All; The Devil's Got Your Number; The Lighthouse; Through It All; I Should Have Been Crucified; I Must Go To The Promised Land; Be Nice To The Little Guy; When I Hear God Call My Name; Instrumental Medley: Swing Low, Sweet Chariot/The Eastern Gate/Over In The Gloryland; Daddy Did The Best He Could (And Left The Rest To The Lord); It's Good To Be Home Again (Densel Alvey, Joy Alvey, Alvis Barnett, Arleigh Barnett).