DeLois Barrett Campbell

DeLois Barrett Campbell (born August 26, 1929) is an influential American gospel singer and songwriter known for her powerful vocal style and significant contributions to the genre. She is best recognized as a member of the renowned gospel group The Barrett Sisters, which she formed with her sisters, Billie and Lillian Barrett. The group gained prominence in the 1950s and 1960s, performing at churches, gospel concerts, and on television. Notable works include their classic recordings of "I Can Tell the World" and "I Know the Lord Will Make a Way." The Barrett Sisters’ harmonies and arrangements have inspired countless gospel artists and groups that followed, solidifying their legacy in the genre. Campbell has also made a lasting impact through her solo career, which features a blend of traditional and contemporary gospel music. Her contributions extend beyond performance; she has been a mentor to younger artists and has participated in various ministry efforts, promoting gospel music and its message. Through her work, DeLois Barrett Campbell has played a crucial role in the preservation and evolution of gospel music, leaving an indelible mark on the genre.