Edna Gallmon Cooke - Hell Fix It If You Dont Go

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Review by Jovi Beauty

Hell Fix It If You Don’t Go: A Raw Slice of Gospel Funk from 1959 Alright, let’s cut to the chase. Edna Gallmon Cooke wasn’t just singing—she was testifying. Her 1959 album Hell Fix It If You Don’t Go is a no-nonsense punch of gospel grit with enough funk and soul to knock your socks off. Released on Nashboro Records in the US, this record doesn’t mess around. It’s raw, it’s real, and it hits like a freight train. First up, the title track, “He’ll Fix It.” Oh man, this one grabs you by the collar and doesn’t let go. Cooke belts out these lyrics like her life depends on it, and honestly? Maybe it did. The groove here ain’t slick or polished—it’s dirty, it’s alive, and it makes you wanna move even if you’re sitting down. That Hammond organ? Smokin’. The choir backing her up? On fire. This song sticks with me because it’s got that gut-level urgency, like she’s pleading for your soul while also daring you to doubt her conviction. When she sings about fixing what’s broken, you better believe she means business. Then there’s “If You Don’t Go,” which flips the vibe but keeps the intensity cranked. This tune feels more personal, almost like Cooke is talking directly to you. She lays it all out—no frills, no fluff—and somehow manages to sound both tender and fierce at the same time. The call-and-response between her voice and the band gives me chills every damn time. It’s not just music; it’s a sermon wrapped in rhythm and blues. You can tell everyone involved poured their hearts into this, and it shows. What gets me most about this album is how unapologetically human it feels. There are moments where the recording quality dips, sure, but who cares? That imperfection adds character, like hearing the cracks in an old church wall that tell its story. Cooke wasn’t aiming for perfection—she was aiming for truth, and holy hell, does she deliver. Now here’s the kicker: listening to this album today feels kinda revolutionary. In a world full of auto-tune and overproduced nonsense, Hell Fix It If You Don’t Go reminds us why we turn to music in the first place—to feel something. So yeah, crank this bad boy loud, let it rattle your bones, and don’t be surprised if you find yourself shouting “Amen!” before it’s over. And hey—if nothing else, it’s proof that some things never go outta style, like raw talent and pure heart.

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Artist: Edna Gallmon Cooke
Album: Hell Fix It If You Dont Go

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
He'll Fix It 2:46
If You Don't Go2:47

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MADAME EDNA GALLMON COOKE HE'LL FIX IT

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Catalog Numbers

45-652

Labels

Nashboro

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • 7"
  • 45 RPM
  • Single

About Edna Gallmon Cooke

Name Vars

  • Cook
  • Cooke
  • E. Cooke
  • E. G. Cooke
  • Edna Cooke
  • Edna G. Cooke
  • Edna Gallman Cooke
  • Edna Gallmon Cook
  • Edna Gallon Cooke
  • Edna Galmon Cook
  • Madame Edna Galimon Cooke
  • Madame Edna Gallmon Cooke
  • Mme. Edna Gallmon Cooke
  • Sister Edna Gallmon Cooke

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? Back in 1959, a gospel singer named Edna Gallmon Cooke released an album called *He'll Fix It If You Don't Go*. It’s a mix of funk, soul, and gospel vibes. The record came out on Nashboro, a U.S. label known for its deep roots in gospel music. Two standout tracks are "He'll Fix It" and "If You Don't Go." Cooke's voice had this raw power that could lift your spirits or make you reflect. It’s wild to think about how music like this still resonates decades later!

Comments

jguth6
jguth6
2025-03-14
????❤️
shifatdarusher3
shifatdarusher3
2025-03-14
This is my godmom,she died when i was 3 yrs.old.I was told about her on how she traveled with Mahalia Jackson.
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vishmeluk
vishmeluk
2025-03-13
EDNA GALLMON COOKE AND MAHALIA JACKSON OWNED THE 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s idc what nobody says
hardiana769867727
hardiana769867727
2025-03-12
Excellent!!! Madame Edna Gallmon Cooke knows how to direct you to "The Almighty God " her messages and outstanding voice is always on
Time. .One of the "GREATEST".
intechep
intechep
2025-03-12
This is what it all about no wonder nobody people not get save you need the message plenty of word in this song sound so good powerful
pwproofreading
pwproofreading
2025-03-11
Thank you LORD, for letting us, enjoy this spiritual Voice. Through out my life I hear Mrs. Cooke's voice, from a child my mother would play her lLP's. It's in my spirit, and every now and then, I hear her singing. I have to go and play her songs until my soul if full.