The World's Greatest Gospel Singer

Comes in paper sleeve with musician and songwriting credits, housed in gatefold. The CD contains [m84776] and [m371505] in their entirety. Made in the EU and "This compilation ©&℗ 2016" on back of gatefold. Note: Songwriting credits have been included as written on the CD sleeve. On a handful of songs they do not match historic attribution: "I Will Move On Up A Little Higher" is usually attributed to [a796133]; other editions of the album (e.g. [r2726357]) credit [a265667] and [a1632245] as arrangers; there doesn't appear to be any record of anyone named "Michael Jackson" writing or arranging the song. [a341931] is credited with writing "Didn't It Rain", a song which predates her musical career. The listing for "The Lord Is My Light" properly attributes it to [a1928983], but also tacks on a credit for [a30138], possibly because he performed an identically named reggae song inspired by the same psalm. The writer and composer ([a2805047] and [a2805048], respectively) of "Jesus, Saviour, Pilot Me" only get an arranging credit.