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Mahalia Jackson And The Black Gospel Field-new Robyn Packed With More Than 150Nearly A Half Century After Her Death In 1972, Mahalia Jackson Remains The Most Esteemed Figure In Black Gospel Music History. Born In The Backstreets Of New Orleans In 1911, Jackson During The Great Depression Joined The Great Migration To Chicago, Where She Became An Highly Regarded Church Singer And, By The Midfifties, A Coveted Recording Artist For Apollo And Columbia Records, Lauded As The 'World'S Greatest Gospel Singer.'This 'Louisiana