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The Pilgrim Travelers were an American gospel group, popular in the late 1940s and early 1950s.

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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Sam Cooke American gospel musical groups J. W. Alexander (musician) George McCurn Los Angeles Lou Rawls Houston, Texas Jesus Met the Woman at the Well Musical groups from Houston Musical groups established in the 1930s Golden Gate Quartet Gospel music Specialty Records Ray Charles Christian music Soul music Soul Stirrers R.H. Harris
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current members	James Wafer, Bill Bufkin, Lawrence Hambrick, Bill White, Ben Peters (en)
genre	Christian music
origin	Houston, Texas, United States (en)
past members	Keith Barber, Kylo Turner, Jesse Whitaker, J.W. Alexander, George McCurn, Lou Rawls, Raphael Taylor, Willie Davis, Joe Johnson, Lonnie Hill, Dempsey Evans, Henry Bottes, Ernest Booker (en)
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genre	Christian music
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