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A traditional gospel hymn with roots in African-American spirituals, popularized in the 19th century and later adapted across genres including jazz and blues.

A traditional gospel hymn popularized in the 20th century, often associated with New Orleans jazz funerals and spiritual revivals. Its exact origins remain unknown, reflecting the oral tradition of African-American spirituals.

This timeless Christian hymn gained popularity during the 1930s revival movements and became a jazz standard through recordings by Louis Armstrong and other legends.

A cornerstone of American gospel tradition, this hymn gained particular popularity in Southern gospel and jazz funeral procession contexts. Its origins remain debated, with some tracing it to 19th century camp meetings.

One of the most beloved traditional gospel songs, often associated with both African-American spirituals and white Southern gospel traditions.