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They were part of the fabric of gospel music for so long I hope everyone remembers to pray for Kelly's daughter Amber and Todd as they continue to mourn the sorrow heaped upon them

You realize how blessed we were to have lived through the 1980’s with so many great Southern Gospel groups …. Gold City, Cathedrals, Kingsmen, Bishops, Easter’s, Hoppers, Talleys, Imperials, Inspirations, Mid-South, Quinton Mills … the list goes on and on.

Nice singing

Brings back memories of when I saw them when I was first saved. Still love their music.

I liked Rex.

Love this old time program.

Was this on a commercial tape? I hope to find a copy.

I forgot Jerry Loyd played steel. Loved this band! Great songs too

Kelly and Darrell were so good together. Best pair the hinsons ever had imo.

Brian free truly nailed the technique for range extension up there😊

I like it 😊

Also known as Michael English, Ed Hill continuing to be able to work with another of the best singers on Earth after Elvis, and 2 very very very lucky young kids who were just very lucky to be in the room!

Good grief! They done hired 'em a Yankee for this Group? Then again, they had 'em a Cherokee Indian, that was as hilarious and nutty, as the day was long, in Ol' Ivan Parker! I miss these days, that's for sure!

Estaba muy joven Brian. Tremendo 1 tenor!!

The incomparable Jake Hess. Elvis’s muse. There was no one like him then, or now!

Wonderful! They all sound great! Larry Strickland sounds a cross between JD and Elvis on Peace in the Valley. I like that gentleman on the keys, his keyboard is better than most! I have enjoyed Donnie Sumner! Sing it guys!

What did George say to Roger after falling into him?

Phil barker, brian free mix

They were The Beatles of Southern Gospel Music…

Luv you brian free , you are the best!!!❤❤

Makes me wonder if they still have those big Mike's in a warehouse somewhere

Me too

THE VERSION THAT HE SINGS HERE IS EVEN BETTER THAN THE VERSION HE SANG WITH ELVIS.

Absolutely Amen that's right Don't Call Lucky Call Me Blessed

Absolutely Amen that's right brothers and sisters keep singing for JESUS CHRIST The Savior Of The Whole Wide World.

Fantastic!

Theses guys were the greast!!❤❤😊

So good to hear all the Good old songs!! 10:43 7-4-23

Outstanding

This is how I remember the Good Old Gospel songs ❤ oh yes!

Wish we could hear more from these great men.

I used to eat at that restaurant with Big Mama, my great grandmother. The Joyful Noise, as shown on the stage, is the name of this restaurant. They sung happy birthday to me one time up there. I was so embarrassed, but I was a really shy kid.

He is the one and only 'the lowest bass singer in the world' I sure miss him

ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL ANOINTED SINGING

Great job

Bass singer is Hovie Walker. He had a excellent career with the Singing Americans, Willie Wynn & The Tennesseans, and the Thrasher Brothers. That’s some “high cotton”!

Too much thunder,not enough to rain.God Bless them Dixie boys.

Love to hear him more than anyone who is singing, he is loved by all in his hometown and other places. Love hearing the Rex Nealon when the old group was singing, you could feel the blessings loved near Rex also just a great group, Listen to them before I go to bed, Miss you Rex and the Nelons ,Jerry Thompson your girls got it too. The oldest she is so much of you when singing, burt there both great singers. Miss you Jerry And Rex!!❤️❤️

What a different experience at a concert back then. Full band, no sound tracks. That’s the Southern Gospel I remember as a kid.

I miss George Yonce ❤️

Michael English did win a Favorite Lead Singer award and he had to miss the ceremony, so a family member stood in for him.

Anyone know the name of the baritone and lead singer ?

Oh how I miss the 80s. Wish I could travel back in time.

Awesome 🥰

This was around the time I discovered Southern Gospel Cathedrals definitely have always been among my favorite

The Goodman family produced some talented singers!!

Love Jake Hess!!

Heard this group when I was newly married. Love these guys! Rosie Rozell was singing tenor.

This is the group that introduced me to Gospel music and I am forever thankful to God for them

I'm a fan of every era of southern gospel from the early groups in the 40s and 50s until today thanks for posting this, Gold City really has 2 golden ages and is still pretty good today