The Staple Singers' 1963 album "This Land" captured the group's evolving sound, blending gospel roots with emerging folk and soul sensibilities.
- The album was released on June 13, 1963, by Riverside Records.
- The album is credited with showcasing the group's developing lyrical themes of social justice alongside their spiritual messages.
- "This Land" was part of a period where The Staple Singers began to gain wider recognition beyond the gospel community.
The Staple Singers were a family gospel group from Chicago, known for their socially conscious music. "This Land" was released early in their career, as they were transitioning from traditional gospel to incorporating folk and soul influences.
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