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Reverend Maceo Len Woods (April 23, 1932 – … Reverend Maceo Len Woods (April 23, 1932 – January 11, 2020), was an American gospel musician and noted organist, who founded, Christian Tabernacle Church. He started his music career, in 1954, with the release of, Amazing Grace, that was released by Vee-Jay Records. His 25 releases have spanned the course of 50 plus years in recording music, and he has released albums with a myriad of noteworthy labels including; Vee-Jay Records, Volt Records, Arista Records, P-Vine Records, and Stax Records. The only work to place upon the Billboard magazine R&B Albums chart, with the release of Hello Sunshine in 1970 with Volt Records, and the song "Hello Sunshine" placed on the R&B Singles chart.hine" placed on the R&B Singles chart.
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