
The Happy Goodman Family (1950 - 2002) was an American Southern Gospel group founded in the 1940s by Howard "Happy" Goodman. The Happy Goodman Family began to be known for their singing around 1950. During the 1940s and 1950s there were various combinations of all eight brothers and sisters, with Howard being constant. Brother Sam pulled a stint in the Air Force while Brother Bobby was a truck driver and played for some rock and roll bands. Brother Rusty pulled a stint in service as well as singing with The Plainsmen Quartet afterwards.
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The Lighthouse
Looking for a City
What a Beautiful Day
I Wouldn't Take Nothing for My Journey Now
I Bowed My Knees and Cried Holy
What a Lovely Name
The Greatest Love Story
Goodman Family Story
John the Revelator
The Eastern Gate
Better Hurry Up
There's Nothing My God Can't Do
Had It Not Been
Who Am I
Won't It Be Wonderful There?
God Walks the Dark Hills
Remind Me, Dear Lord
I Wouldn't Take Nothin' for My Journey Now
He Said Peace
That Sounds Like Home to Me
Faithful Man
I'm Too Near Home
This Is Like Heaven to Me
Set Your Sail
Jesus Is Coming Soon
What A Happy Time
I Believe He's Coming Back
Holy Hills
We'll Soon Be Done
Pity The Man
When God's Chariot Comes
I'm Living in Canaan Now
I Am A Soldier
Hallelujah
The Old Gospel Ship
Ain't No Grave Gonna Hold My Body Down
I'll Go Over Jordan Someday
Standing in the Presence of the King
When They Ring the Bells of Heaven
He Keeps Lifting
Clear Title
Victory Is Ours
The Blood
I've Come Too Far
Child of the King
Didn't It Rain [Nego Spiritual]
I Believe It All
Clouds
Well Done, My Child
When Morning Sweeps The Sky
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