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Naomi Shelton And The Gospel Queens
Naomi Shelton and the Gospel Queens formed in 1965 around vocalist Naomi Shelton. They recorded their breakout single 'A Change Is Gonna Come' in 1966, a Sam...
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Naomi Shelton and the Gospel Queens formed in 1965 around vocalist Naomi Shelton. They recorded their breakout single 'A Change Is Gonna Come' in 1966, a Sam Cooke song that became associated with the Civil Rights Movement.
Their music blended gospel with R&B and soul elements. They released albums like 'Live at the Apollo' in 1967 and 'Praise God' in 1970. Other songs in their catalog include 'Jordan River' and 'What Have You Done?'
Shelton's voice was the group's centerpiece, supported by backing vocalists. They performed during a period when gospel music was evolving and reaching broader audiences.
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