The Clara Ward Singers - The Mike Douglas Show 10 12 1967

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FAN VIDEO (by special request) no copyright infringement intended. The Clara Ward singers were a multi generational gospel group that toured the world. Here they are on the Mike Douglas Show. I have edited out the time code. I am not familiar with this group and only came upon them based on a fan request. Please share your knowledge of the group, the songs featured, etc. below in the comments. I may incorporate your comments into the title and/or description. From comments: Here we have Vermettya Royster, Mildred Means, Madeline Thompson, Malvilyn Statham, Clara Ward, and Tyrone Scott at the organ.
Set List:
1) Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho - lead: Malvilyn Statham
2) Swing Low Sweet Chariot - leads: Clara Ward & Madeline Thompson
3) He's Got the Whole World in His Hands - lead: Vermettya Royster
4) When the Saints Go Marching In - lead: Clara Ward

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@ZhairMillerGospelArchive 2 года назад

Thank you. Here we have Vermettya Royster, Mildred Means, Madeline Thompson, Malvilyn Statham, Clara Ward, and Tyrone Scott at the organ

@johniorio7951 Год назад

I got saved in jail in 1983.....I became a christian in that jail........when i walked out of there a few months later, the world looked completely different......later, a sister handed me off a few clara ward records......thanks for posting a great clip here, roger spencer

@amdgbvmh7661

If we had their spirit today the devil would be banished forever in hell!

@rmelcornelious8847 2 года назад

"You People?!"

@sweetiepie1862 2 года назад

Who is the guest that requested they sing " He's Got the Whole World in His Hands." He looks familiar, but can't place him. Never mind, its George Segal

@Mars-vx3jx 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing this. He filmed his TV shows in Philadelphia so it was fun for Clara to go to her hometown. She was on local Philly TV stations in the 1950's.

@elixo-ru9xk

Ms. Madeline killed that lead!!!

@UncleDuTheWatchman

Man I am so glad I get to see Madline Thompson leading in her younger years! Most of her clips leading with the Ward Singers are from after Clara Ward and Mother Ward were gone.

@chevydude658 Год назад

I grew up with Clara Ward LPs. My Dad loved Clara Ward, and Mahalia Jackson.

@janeturner5121 2 года назад

I admired this group for being dedicated, original, and very talented! I never saw this clip before but I did see them on T.V. back in the day. Never forgot they worked their way into the hearts of so many. Blacks were not often given the opportunity to sing for a mixed crowd of people. Thank you for editing and posting this clip/link of these very talented individuals. Other clips were of poor quality but this one is so refreshing. They were so original! Their voices, their costumes/dresses, and manner of dance were exceptional for the times. Thank you so much for sharing!!! This revived me today.

@dw999 2 года назад

This is mind-blowing for me. Dr. Calvin Statham was a music teacher at my school in the 1970s, and we had the pleasure of hearing Dr. Malvilyn Statham sing at a school concert; it was apparent that she was exceptionally talented -- a star, really -- but we had no idea about her association with Clara Ward. Thank you so much for posting this.

@deedeedixon712

Amazing Blessed Music👃🏾❤👃🏾❤👃🏾❤👃🏾❤

@lewispearson3447 2 года назад

So good to see more footage of Madeline with the wards in the 60s thank you for this ‼️🙌🏽

@zzzzoom6387 Год назад

PRAISE 🔥 GOD...Jesus will give you the Strength to get through it all..L💙💚VE and Respect each other..he wanted to grab her hand and she declined then he threw the "You people" at her Keep God First Goodmorning and enjoy everything in this day🦅

@whitmichelletv Год назад

I love these ladies. I love seeing Clara and the other lady (don’t know her name) playing the piano.

@eldoraware2300 2 года назад

Thank you for adding this! I have been waiting for about thirty years to see these clips. I didn't get a chance to know Clara but talked to her sister Willa a few times on the phone.