Inez Andrews
African-American singer-songwriter, gospel artist
Born
April 14th, 1929
96 years ago
Died
2012
13 years ago — 83 years old
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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The singer-songwriter gained recognition in the gospel music genre, contributing to the rich tradition of African-American spirituals. Her career included significant collaborations with groups such as the Andrew Sisters and the Clara Ward Singers. A hallmark of her work was her ability to blend traditional gospel styles with contemporary influences. She recorded several albums, with popular tracks that resonated with audiences. Her performances captured the essence of gospel music, inspiring many within the community.
Recorded the classic gospel song 'Lord, Don't Move the Mountain'
Performed with the Clara Ward Singers
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