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A Sisyphean* Task, An Unending Passion: "A Life’s Work" and Its Connection to the BGMRP
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Back in 2010, a crew of professional documenta (More)
Loan, Give, Tip: How Your Materials Can Become a Part of Our Collections
Materials from the S.E. Tull Collection of historic Baptist sermons[/ca (More)
Getting to Know the Black Gospel Music Restoration Project (BGMRP)
One of our bigger projects here at the Digitization Projects Group is the Black Gospel Music Rest (More)
Access to the Sound Files
The question we receive the most from people interested in this project is related to information on how they can listen to or obtain copies of these recordings. Unfortunately, the material we are collecting was produced between 1940 and 1970, and a (More)
Update on Copyright and the Collection
As a result of the preservation work of the Black Gospel Music Restoration Project, these recordings are presented here free for personal, non-commercial use as a contribution to education and scholarship. Ba (More)
An Update On The Future of This Blog
To Our Readers, We're excited to announce that the content of this blog has been integrated into the blog of the Bayl (More)
Engineer's Update for 6-19-2008
We are well into lot 34, a lot which contains 50 7-inch discs.  Most of the collection seems to be of 45s from the Chicago area and the greater mid-west. So far, for me some of the highlights include recordings by the Wind City Four and The Flying Cl (More)
Access to the Sound Files
The question we receive the most from people interested in this project is related to information on how they can listen to or obtain copies of these recordings. Unfortunately, the material we are collecting was produced between 1940 and 1970, and a (More)
New Interviews
Please see http://www.baylor.edu/lib/gospel for some interviews of Robert Darden and Bob Marovich about the Black Gospel Music Restoration Project. (More)
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