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"Koko Mojo Records' Sin On Saturday, Pray On Sunday 02, Screaming And Crying (KM-CD-136) is the second album in the series. The concept looks at the weekend for the Negro people after the toil of working has ended. On Saturday evening they are sinners; drinking, partying and dancing to Jump Blues music. On Sunday they need redemption from their sins and attend a church where they listen to rousing upbeat Gospel songs. Each album contains twenty-eight up-tempo recordings and maintains Koko Mojo's principle of "killer and no filler" ideology!" (KM-CD-136) Sin On Saturday, Pray On Sunday 02, Screaming And Crying, is a double-hitting music anthology that is jam-packed with R&B intensity combining pounding blues and stirring up-tempo gospel. The people get wild and raucous on Saturday evening listening to Jump Blues. On Sunday they pray, and repent their sins, at church while singing along to inspirational upbeat Gospel songs. The compelling twenty-eight songs anthology from the years 1948 through to 1963 features riveting blues titles from; Eddie Taylor, You'll Always Have A Home, Cousin Leroy, Will A Matchbox Hold My Clothes, Jay Nelson, Raise Some San, Big Maceo, Chicago Breakdown which set the scene for the sinful evening. The sophisticated R&B rompers include; Willie Mays, If You Love Me, Guitar Slim, Oh Yeah, Johnny Heartsman, ‎Johnny's Thunderbird, Bob Gaddy, Out Of My Name, and many more. The inspiring Gospel stompers include; Space Spiritual Singers, Heaven On My Mind, Sister Rosetta Tharpe and The Dependable Boys, Everybody's Gonna Have A Wonderful Time Up There (Gospel Boogie), the Radio Four, How Much I Owe, the Pilgrim Travelers Jesus Hits Like the Atom Bomb, and there are more Gospel stompers to enchant you. The album is perfect for dancing! The pulsating sounds are ideal for Dee Jays, small cellar clubs, the home listener, and those who wish to own albums that are not full of overly reissued titles.

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