"He's Sweet I Know"- Myrtle Jackson

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The late Myrtle Jackson singing "He's Sweet, I Know." This is from her appearance on TV's Gospel Time in the 1960's. Many of you may know that Myrtle Jackson worked with/sung with the Roberta Martin Singers at one point in time, and led songs, such as "He Didn't Mind Dying."

[@iluvmyboba]

Thank YOU LORD for the people who YOU'VE put on their hearts to upload videos and music of encouragement. Sweet and sound vintage gospel. I really am grateful and thankful.

[@stephenvinson6474]

Simple and true..from the heart.
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[@dsilkiiereneeharris6166]

God Bless All believers and lost believers
.....Fall yo to knees.

[@SimplyTomasTheCollection]

Yessssssssss!!!!!!!

[@dontaviuswilliams]

Omg i was singing this song the other day. I love this music.

[@ElvisLewisJr]

One of my favorites...

[@lashenegreatestvoiceofhere4342]

Sing sister !

[@mylesburris3063]

Today is Sept, 26th 2017 and let me tell you SOMETHING... this child is SINGING THIS SONG!!! SING CHILD!!! Shut your mouth child !!! Shut twice for singing it this beautifully!!!!!! HUSH YOUR MOUTH CHILLIN!

[@Rowoches]

There's no relation, as far as many of us know....but then again, we can never be too sure. :-)

[@kevinsumner5051]

This is the Rev.Myrtle Jackson who sung in the F.C.D. choir and was one of the late “Bishop James L.Anderson’s” asst.pastor’s.

[@johnnygrace1090]

Have Mercy

[@BeTheRightAdvocate]

🙌🏾

[@keepingitrealandtruthful.5081]

I wonder if Myrtle And Mahalia are singing a duet in heaven with Roberta Martin or Eddie Robinson on the piano?

[@Rowoches]

Yes, it is.

[@DownSouthDiva354]

Thank You Jesus!

[@NathanielHeard]

takes me home, takes me home!!!

[@imjustlooking888]

Who was playing the piano? It was played very well with a nice steady beat. It sounds like the late Uncle Ralph Goodpasture from the First Church of Deliverance in Chicago with all those nice 13th chords.

[@Rowoches]

Good Morning. I'm not sure who was on the piano. I can't remember if they acknowledged the musician at the end of the show, but I do know the late Alfred Miller would do a lot of the playing & directing for TV's Gospel Time.

[@hazelgordon9968]

I have a savoir not found a savoir thats one of my favorite song!😁

[@gregporter8791]

@@hazelgordon9968 depends on the hymnal I have a gospel pearl hymnbook and it says found a savior as well as the national Baptist hymnal(redback)