The Clark Sisters and the top female Gospel group in the United States. Led by organist/vocalist Elbernita "Twinkie" Clark-Farrell, the five sisters have continued to expand the legacy begun by their mother, Dr. Mattie Moss Clark. Dr. Clark, who served as National Music Department president of the Church of God in Christ based in Memphis and founded the Clark Conservatory of Music in Detroit, where the sisters to continue to teach, was the first Gospel artist to be awarded a gold record and introduced the concept of choirs singing in tenor soprano and alto sections. In 1983, The Clark Sisters recorded a cross-over dance hit, "You Bring The Sunshine." In June 1996, the Clark Sisters recorded an album with the FAMU Gospel Choir of Florida A&M College. ~ Craig Harris, All Music Guide

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