Why do they call dorinda clark cole the rose of gospel?

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Because she had an album out called "The Rose of Gospel" she received because she, along with her sisters, Jacky, Karen, and Twinkie, have done so much for the sound of Gospel Music. From Twinkie writing many of their hit song, and then They have a sound that is unheard of today. {Wikipedia - They are credited for helping to bring gospel music to the mainstream and are considered as pioneers of contemporary gospel. The Clark Sisters have won three GRAMMY Awards.} {Wikipedia-

The Clark Sisters are renowned for their unique vocal stylings, dubbed as "The Clark Sound." They incorporate high and fast melismas, acrobatic trills and riffs, and deep, soulful growls, or "squalls". The sisters are also well known for each distinctive sound that they contribute. Jacky (alto/tenor) is known for her soft, deeper vocals. Dorinda (alto), the "jazzy" sister, inputs scats and riffs. Karen (soprano) is known for her riffs, runs and very high vocal range, and has also been known to implement an "echo" in her live performances. Twinkie (alto/tenor/soprano) is credited with being the "heart of the Clark Sisters." Early in the group's development, Twinkie was the chief songwriter, music and vocal arranger, producer and also possessing a wide vocal range from soprano to contralto. There is no single lead vocalist in the group. Jacky leads songs such as "Wonderful Counselor," "I've Got An Angel," and "So Much Joy." Dorinda leads "Overdose of the Holy Ghost," "Time Out" and "My Redeemer Liveth." Karen sings lead on "Hallelujah," "Endow Me," and the Grammy-winning "Blessed and Highly Favored." Twinkie leads on "Pray for the USA," and their biggest hit "You Brought The Sunshine."