GVB at Stamps JESUS ON THE MAINLINE
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- Опубліковано 29 жов 2009
- In 1993 The Gaither Vocal Band (Bill Gaither, Mark Lowry, Michael English and Terry Franklin) were recording their classic CD, "Southern Classics." They were invited to do a 'rehearsal' concert for Ben Speer's Stamps Baxter School of Music. This is from that night.
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Amazing Mark Lowry!! I never ever get tired of this!! I could (and have, actually) watch and listen to you all day...every day!! ❤ 😂 ❤ Soooo gifted!! ❤ ❤
I LOVE watching MICHAEL laugh at mark
Mark has always been the painter of this song since then!
Listen to Michael when he was younger.........my oh my!
Nah he is not that young he is not that old either
Michael is fantastic
Never too old. Every time I watch it I laugh.
Me too I start laughing from begin to the end of the song
Me too so funny... i love them all the time 😇 I wonder where Terry right now? 😔
agreed, he was phenomenal back in the day, still very good.
Doesn't matter how many times or versions I see of this song, it is still funny. My favorite still has to be when you put your shoes up to Bill's face (I thought David was going to fall over laughing), and then at the end when Bill ask you how stupid you could be, you said "You ain't seen nothing yet". Hilarious! Thanks Mark
Man, THAT was a long time ago! Always enjoyable!
y'all are the best! esp the '09-'13 configuration.
I love this video but I have to agree with Beth when you put your shoe in Bill's face was priceless....
Bill did u wash your hair ha ha
Mark always make fun of poor Bills hair.but it's good fun and lots of laughter .
Thanks for posting. I needed a laugh.
Oh wow, Terry Franklin! You don't get to see him too much. Great tenor. Are there any videos with Lemuel Miller singing with the Vocal Band?
Oh man. Hilarious! thanks!
Funnay everytime!!!
Too funny! I can’t believe they have tied the same jokes to the same songs for this long! I found them often helpful with my gospel music students, despite the silliness they could really perform. They are pretty much wrong about the origin, it pretty much came out of the Appalachian revivals down through the African American Independent Baptist movement and then most likely one of those churches solidified the song in its current form and then was recorded in the forties.
Mark is sooo funny! 😆
8:20 Michael: WELL IF YOU'RE SICK AND YOU WANNA GET WELL.
Mark is the first time yall ever did this bit onstage on here somewheres? Am I watchin it right now🤩😄🤓?!
First time I saw it, it was with “the new Guy”, & I liketa’ died I done laughed so hard… would just love to see the first time, if this ain’t it🙏🥲
Who the tall fella? He's got some voice in him
Michael English
That's Michael English
The great Michael English! I only discovered him a couple of months ago… I watch his videos every night!
By BL -. Mark needs explaining 😁😁.