The Staple Singers
Genres:
R&B, Religious
Meta styles:
Soul, Traditional Gospel
Styles:
Black Gospel, Country Soul, Gospel, Traditional Gospel

The Staple Singers were a United States gospel, soul, and R&B singing group featuring three daughters & their father, Pops Staples, the patriarch of the family, who formed the Chicago based group in 1951. They signed with United Records, then Vee-Jay, Riverside, Epic and, eventually, the black-owned indie Stax Records label where they hit their most fertile commercial peak in the early 1970's. In 1967, on Columbia subsidiary Epic the Staple Singers first began moving into mainstream pop markets with "Why (Am I Treated So Bad)" and "For What It's Worth" (written by Stephen Stills[/track]).

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Faith And Grace: A Family Journey 1953-1976 CD4

Faith And Grace: A Family Journey 1953-1976 CD4

2
Year:
2015
Tracks:
20
Bitrate:
320 kbps
Faith And Grace: A Family Journey 1953-1976 CD3

Faith And Grace: A Family Journey 1953-1976 CD3

1
Year:
2015
Tracks:
20
Bitrate:
320 kbps
Faith And Grace: A Family Journey 1953-1976 CD2

Faith And Grace: A Family Journey 1953-1976 CD2

1
Year:
2015
Tracks:
20
Bitrate:
320 kbps
Faith And Grace: A Family Journey 1953-1976 CD1

Faith And Grace: A Family Journey 1953-1976 CD1

2
Year:
2015
Tracks:
20
Bitrate:
320 kbps
Ultimate Staple Singers: A Family Affair CD1

Ultimate Staple Singers: A Family Affair CD1

3
Year:
2004
Tracks:
24
Bitrate:
192 kbps
Ultimate Staple Singers: A Family Affair CD2

Ultimate Staple Singers: A Family Affair CD2

2
Year:
2004
Tracks:
20
Bitrate:
192 kbps
Great Day

Great Day

3
Year:
1991
Tracks:
27
Bitrate:
256 kbps
Respect Yourself: The Best Of

Respect Yourself: The Best Of

6
Year:
1987
Tracks:
20
Bitrate:
320 kbps
The Best Of The Staple Singers

The Best Of The Staple Singers

1
Year:
1986
Tracks:
16
Bitrate:
320 kbps
Slippery People (VLS)

Slippery People (VLS)

Year:
1984
Tracks:
2
Bitrate:
320 kbps
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