I think we would be surprised at how few, considered good, or great, bass singers, can actually hit a G below Low C, in natural voice, like this. Many can hit it using vocal fry, or subharmonics, which are falsettos, and some sound good, but few can hit notes, much below Low C, in strictly natural, modal voice. My hat is off to the late, Great, Mr. Billy Todd.
Mr. Billy Todd in my opinion is one of the greatest bass singers of all time.
Same here! I grew up with the Florida boys when he sang bass with them.
Loved Billy's super bass voice.
Severely underrated
Ken turner and London parris too
No tricks, no vocal fry, natural as can be and solid as a rock. Beautifully done.
rarely seen these days
I think we would be surprised at how few, considered good, or great, bass singers, can actually hit a G below Low C, in natural voice, like this. Many can hit it using vocal fry, or subharmonics, which are falsettos, and some sound good, but few can hit notes, much below Low C, in strictly natural, modal voice. My hat is off to the late, Great, Mr. Billy Todd.
I must agree. This version is great!!! And wow!!!! Mr. Todd is one of d Greatest Bassist i've listen to. He sings with such ease...
+Compton Williams RIP Billy Todd. i miss him too.
So sad... People need to talk about him more n d contributions he made to Southern Gospel Music...
I miss you uncle Billy!!
That's how we do it SG style! Still love that low G. Solid as a rock!!
This is so much better than the Gold City version!
Wow, double low G!!! With ease!! Didn't know he was that low!!!
I love gospel singing
The bass players strap is higher than my grades
Man the piano ...
I was hoping it was like the JD Sumner style, keep going down keys.
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double low G(G1)
Billy Todd..the only one with a good voice
I was hoping it was like the JD Sumner style, keep going down keys.