Title: Mahalia Jackson: Give God the Glory
Genre: Music/Biographical Documentary
Year: 1971
Running Time: 86 minutes
Rating: All Ages
Technical Notes: Available for DVD: July 2003 Newly enhanced with surround & stereo sound, extras

THE FINAL WORLD TOUR OF THE

WORLD'S GREATEST GOSPEL SINGER!

This is a special programming opportunity.

Territories available: Worldwide, except Germany and North America

Mahalia Jackson was the greatest gospel singer in the world. Shortly before her death, she embarked on a triumphant world tour. This film is a record, a memoir, of that tour. In Stockholm, London, Berlin, and other cities, Mahalia inspired and moved audiences with the power and magic of her music and her message. Everywhere she went, she left behind friends, as well as fans.

 


A portrait of a gifted artist, a music legend, and a warm, sincere woman.

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86 minutes. Color. 35mm. Extras and interviews.

Digitally enhanced look and surround sound for DVD.

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Mahalia Jackson sings ...

Come On, Children; Didn't It Rain; Down by the Riverside; Elijah Rock; He's Got the Whole World in His Hands; It Don't Cost You Very Much; Joshua Fought the Battle of Jericho; Just a Closer Walk with Thee; Let Me Walk by Your Side; Search My Heart; We Shall Overcome; and many more of her most famous songs

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"A friend; proud, black, and beautiful. The causes of justice, freedom, and brotherhood have lost a real champion whose dedication and commitment knew no midnight."

-- Coretta Scott King

"We knew her as the celebrity, the black woman who came from poverty in New Orleans to become the darling of presidents and kings and queens. We knew her as the poor girl who worked as a domestic, singing only in church on Sundays, and we knew her as her talent took her up the ladder to success and wealth... We knew the Mahalia who attracted literally thousands of fans both black and white, to any public appearance she made... But to us, Mahalia was much more than this. Mahalia was a friend, perhaps even closer than a friend - almost like one of the family."

-- Ebony magazine

 
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