"Just To God Be True"- Christian Tabernacle COGIC Choir of Philly, Pa

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  • @carlosjenkins2622
    @carlosjenkins2622 11 років тому

    Takes me back to the Tabernacle with Shirley playing and singing with the Radio Choir.

  • @tinascaravans
    @tinascaravans 11 років тому

    Soon I will be done was fabulous, it was from the 60's she was young and in good voice.

  • @vanbrown92
    @vanbrown92 11 років тому

    I love this song so much walter stewart played this on the radio all the time

  • @songsta300
    @songsta300 8 років тому

    Awwww wow my granny sang on the choir back in the day awww

  • @bmac0510
    @bmac0510 11 років тому

    Thank you my Brother !

  • @Rowoches
    @Rowoches  11 років тому

    "Soon I Will Be Done" is awesome and I am about to listen to it now. Ha! Glory!

  • @Rowoches
    @Rowoches  11 років тому +1

    Awesome! So glad you've enjoyed. I don't know Walter Stewart personally, but I have heard his name many, many times and I've seen pictures. He is among the great DJs of Philly, past and present.

  • @Rowoches
    @Rowoches  11 років тому +2

    Im very familiar w/ Goldwire McClendon, but I've never watched Sunday's Best. Everyone was really rooting for him, but all things happen for a reason. Now more people are aware of him; folks that wouldn't have if it wasn't for the contest.
    Ruth McClendon seems to have been admired by many. I love a couple of leads she did with the Savettes. My favorite of all is their rendition of "Soon I Will Be Done." I also like "Things Will Get Better For Me." That song has cheered me a-many times.

  • @tinascaravans
    @tinascaravans 11 років тому

    Ah, yes the glory days of ole Philly radio, long b 4 your time. LOL. Linwood is part of the new generation. Dose the name Pauline Wells Lewis hit ya!

  • @tinascaravans
    @tinascaravans 11 років тому

    Walter Stewart is later, the past great Philly DJs were Louise Williams, Mary Mason & Mary Dee. Ahh, those golden yrs in Philly.

  • @kitkat12357
    @kitkat12357 9 років тому +2

    Kind Sir, if I'm not mistaking. the lead is The Late Shirley Brown, Jones she was their Minister of Music at the time. I grew up in Christian Tabernacle at 1905 W. Columbia Ave. in North Philly. U can check with Walter Stewart too he played this song on air all the time.

    • @christelle1960
      @christelle1960 6 років тому

      James Mitchell it was Shirley Brown on leaves and she was a minister of music when I was growing up when it was on Columbia Avenue my family are founding members the Hightower family I have found memories of Christian Tabernacle

  • @Rowoches
    @Rowoches  11 років тому +1

    Yes, indeedy. I am aware that Walter Stewart came along later. He is in the cohort with my goddad, Linwood Heath, who actually started out with Louise Williams. I've seen a couple of older vids of Mary Mason and some stories as well. I actually have a pic of Mary Mason standing with James Herndon and Albertina Walker at the Met.
    I have heard Mary Dee's name mentioned quite a bit also.

  • @Rowoches
    @Rowoches  11 років тому

    Indeedy. That's the point I was making above when I said past and present. I was including everyone; Mary Mason, Louise Williams, Linwood Heath and Walter Stewart...and several others. And yesssss, I am very familiar with "Aunt Pauline". She was well-loved inside and outside of Baltimore. I actually uploaded a track a year or 2 ago of Aunt Pauline singing "He Knows How Much We Can Bear". The album is in bad shape, but I'm glad the song played.

  • @Rowoches
    @Rowoches  11 років тому

    You're very welcomed!!

  • @tinascaravans
    @tinascaravans 11 років тому

    Well, the youngster did it again, he went in my closet. I know it's mine, caused its scratched (a true sign of old vinyl), LOL- I've played it on the ole victroia (the one with that big needle)...That Ms. Shirley Brown on lead. One of Philly's finest soloist during the golden years of gospel.

  • @tinascaravans
    @tinascaravans 11 років тому +1

    Ruth McClendon was the wife of Elder Goldwire McClendon they both were a part of the famous Savettes of Philly. Elder Goldwire was the one that was cheated out of the win on BET's Sunday Best. In my opinion.

    • @christelle1960
      @christelle1960 6 років тому

      tinascaravans yes Mr Goldwire was cheated

  • @Rowoches
    @Rowoches  11 років тому

    LOL!!! Hilarious!
    This is definitely some really good singing though. I have heard the name 'Shirley Brown' several times, in addition to other names like Ruth McClendon and others.