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The mightiest of 60s Gospel shakers is about rumble into your life, from this majestic 9 man gathering, able to serve up a remarkable array of thunderous harmony. This sought after 1969 45 gives up not one, but two mood-changing recordings you are unlikely not to be moved by.

Two muscular Gospel shouters, both carrying a powerful message, but it's the original flipside "Voo-Doo-Ism" written by vocal S.O.M. vocalist Fred Howard is a thumping stutter, that really captures your attention.

A pounding message that has rose to become a cult-sound with several world-renowned DJs who have consistently pushed the envelope. Fully a decade ago Greg Belson was kick-starting his sets of Gospel-Funk with this outrageously forceful attack on the senses, 10 years later it sounds even more effective.

The original a-side also composed by a group member "Jethroe Bledsoe"  is equally formidable with a more upbeat stomper, with the marshalling of those astonishing voices utterly flawless from start to finish.

A 45 that left me quite breathless by the end...