The Five Blind Boys of Mississippi stands as one of the preeminent groups in the annals of gospel music, their legacy steeped in the rich traditions of the American South. Formed in the 1930s, originally under the name The Jackson Harmoneers, their journey to prominence began with the transformation into The Five Blind Boys of Mississippi, a moniker reflective of the members' visual impairments and their home state. The group catapulted to fame on the strength of their powerful, fervent vocals and their unflinching commitment to the gospel they preached through song.

Over the decades, their lineup saw changes, but the heart of their music remained steadfast, often characterized by the fiery lead vocals of Archie Brownlee, whose tenor voice tore through the air with a kind of spiritual electricity. Even after Brownlee's untimely death in 1960, the group persisted, continuing to inspire audiences with their passionate performances and recordings. Among their most recent releases are soul-stirring albums like "Thank God for Mama," which pays homage to familial love and gratitude, and "Please Remember Me," a collection imploring timeless remembrance and divine connection. "More Of Their Best" offers listeners a curated experience of their most impactful work, while "Let's Have Church" and "The Tide Of Life" invite audiences into a reflective journey of worship and the ebb and flow of human experience, all delivered with the unmistakable fervor that has become the group's hallmark. The Five Blind Boys of Mississippi's music not only forms a cornerstone of the gospel genre but also stands as a testament to the power of faith and perseverance in the face of life's adversities.

Genres

Gospel Singers

Latest Release

Thank God for Mama

The Five Blind Boys Of Mississippi

Single - Released December 7, 2010