It was a blessing to personally know J.D.Sumner and the Stamps Quartet all my life . My father was a Gospel music producer and promotor along with my mother . They both met J.D. around the same time Elvis Presley met him . Just kids , all of them . Let me tell you a few things , J.D. was one of the funnyest men I knew , But at the same time , You talk about Jesus , And winning souls to Jesus , He would tear up like a baby !
Love to hear "The Stamps" and miss them all terribly,esp. J.D. Sumner! I would love to see and hear Mr.Ed Hill and the amazing Rick Strickland....(the guy can sing) The last time I saw all these guys together was in Myrtle Beach, S.C. right before the death of Mr.Sumner!
I have had the pleasure of meeting and working with JD, Ed, Ed, Rick through Joseph Anthony and Reflections of Elvis. I can say it was truly the greatest times in my life doing Concerts with these gentleman. I used not to sing until Rick performed this sing and I now sing this song for loved ones sad to say but at only funerals. because our loved ones are not walking alone
He sang an octave too low most of the time, as do many gospel basses (jes' showin' off). That is bad. It creates dissonant chord structure . You'll never hear a Barbershop bass flout music theory and show such disrespect for the sake of vanity.
@@shurshot2764 excuse me? He was one of the most Godly people. No one cares if barbershop basses do or Dont flout music theory, most probs don’t know it lol. Plus people like when the bass singer hits a low note! If you don’t like it, you can get, please and thank you
@@shurshot2764 I’m a bass and a baritone singer, my mama is a music minister, I sing all the time. I play bass. I have a lot in fact. And GOD has everything to do with it
@@susanarseneault9046 probably during their more recent reunions but I don’t think they ever sang together(I could be wrong because I have truly No idea but I don’t think they did)
I miss JD so much! Love the rest of those guys though! Just don't see them in their respective groups in my area. Great memories of them all, especially "The Eds" & Rick! Can't remember the excellent keyboard player's name without referring to recordings, but he was fantastic!
Ed Hill was the only one that ever deserved to stand in that first spot, right next to JD, on stage. I am bias though, as he is my fave member of the Stamps ;-)
metalbornmetalbred Donnie Sumner had far better voices then any of these bumps on stage (except JD)... Although JD doesn’t have just “such a great bass voice” as it is the Lowest. It’s great, but maybe not the softest sounding, as a George Younce. I forget if it is Jim or John Hill, but he, Blackwood, Donnie Sumner, and JD, were the best set of stamps that ever were to be.
Jeff R. J.D. was putting his had up to, (or over), his ear, in order to hear his own voice better, so that he could be surer of staying on key. Many singers do that, (especially Baritone or Bass Vocalists), if perhaps they cannot hear their voice quite good enough coming out of the stage monitors. If a singer cups or covers his/her dominant ear, or places 2 or 3 fingers in just the right spot on their ear, it helps their own voice to be reflected back to them, and they can hear it better.
Ed Enoch was a wonderful singer, as were the rest of the group. They used to stop at a little church in northern VA on Friday night's to sing, before going on their way to major concerts further north.
We love and miss you so much J.D. !!!❤️❤️💯💯
It was a blessing to personally know J.D.Sumner and the Stamps Quartet all my life . My father was a Gospel music producer and promotor along with my mother . They both met J.D. around the same time Elvis Presley met him . Just kids , all of them . Let me tell you a few things , J.D. was one of the funnyest men I knew , But at the same time , You talk about Jesus , And winning souls to Jesus , He would tear up like a baby !
Man, listen to that tenor go! And of course, JD killing it with that glissando at the end.
some of the greatest singers ever right there!
JD Sumner-King Of The Low Notes.
This song will never get old 👍🙋🙏🙏🕎
I love J.D. Sumner and the Stamps so very very much and miss him so very very much......
yes, no only his voice, but had a dry sense of humor.
Wow... That was amazing!!!! This was the year I graduated high school....
just love this beautiful song for its wonderful message and this special group.
Love to hear "The Stamps" and miss them all terribly,esp. J.D. Sumner! I would love to see and hear Mr.Ed Hill and the amazing Rick Strickland....(the guy can sing) The last time I saw all these guys together was in Myrtle Beach, S.C. right before the death of Mr.Sumner!
This message is so needed today.
That tenor has a fantastic voice and expression of the words and message. Touched my heart.
I have had the pleasure of meeting and working with JD, Ed, Ed, Rick through Joseph Anthony and Reflections of Elvis. I can say it was truly the greatest times in my life doing Concerts with these gentleman. I used not to sing until Rick performed this sing and I now sing this song for loved ones sad to say but at only funerals. because our loved ones are not walking alone
I was blessed to hear JD Sumner and his group in person once time. You could feel the vibrations of his voice.
hey have you vidios from jd sumner and the stamps ??????
chris allen larive duggars
I'm jealous!
i could listen to JD all my life
He sang an octave too low most of the time, as do many gospel basses (jes' showin' off). That is bad. It creates dissonant chord structure . You'll never hear a Barbershop bass flout music theory and show such disrespect for the sake of vanity.
@@shurshot2764 excuse me? He was one of the most Godly people. No one cares if barbershop basses do or Dont flout music theory, most probs don’t know it lol. Plus people like when the bass singer hits a low note! If you don’t like it, you can get, please and thank you
@@yes_no_maybe45 And your musical credentials????? AND - GAWD has nothing to do withit
@@shurshot2764 I’m a bass and a baritone singer, my mama is a music minister, I sing all the time. I play bass. I have a lot in fact. And GOD has everything to do with it
@@shurshot2764 what’s your music credentials
Alone alone
JD Sumner, you're hillariois! ROTFLOL!
7:17 you can see/hear Ed Enoch say “whoa!” That E5 even caught him off guard 😂
And this a year before he passed away.
GREAT🙏👏👏👏👏👏❤️
Wow. Love it
Damn that slide at the end tho 🔥🔥🔥
If you're wondering, it's called ( 56 endings ). JD Sumner was known for it, that's 1 of the reasons Elvis wanted him as his bass singer.
@@SonorGeek05 i know
Essa música é show! Q tenor 😳, q vozes, e o pai de todos os baixos JD👏👏👏👏
Eu acho que está e a melhor interpretação ! Rick 29/08/19
Got to see them sing at a church in Modesto. Calif. sure would have been great to see Elvis and them sing together!
They sounded their best with that high tenor singer...
Did rick strickland ever sing with bill baize
@@susanarseneault9046 probably during their more recent reunions but I don’t think they ever sang together(I could be wrong because I have truly
No idea but I don’t think they did)
Gosto muito desta interpretação de Ricky ficou show 27/09/2019 thank you Jd samner end steps
This old house
I miss JD so much! Love the rest of those guys though! Just don't see them in their respective groups in my area. Great memories of them all, especially "The Eds" & Rick! Can't remember the excellent keyboard player's name without referring to recordings, but he was fantastic!
16/10/2019 Melhor interpretação Rick
liverpool!!!
👏👏
have you the song in the later yearsd of jd sumner funny how time Slips away
Marc Kevin it was in Myrtle Beach,SC...
Ed Hill was the only one that ever deserved to stand in that first spot, right next to JD, on stage. I am bias though, as he is my fave member of the Stamps ;-)
metalbornmetalbred Donnie Sumner had far better voices then any of these bumps on stage (except JD)... Although JD doesn’t have just “such a great bass voice” as it is the Lowest. It’s great, but maybe not the softest sounding, as a George Younce. I forget if it is Jim or John Hill, but he, Blackwood, Donnie Sumner, and JD, were the best set of stamps that ever were to be.
muito bom
.,....-but U got Me !!!!!!!!!!!!!
C2 to C5
LIVERPOOL AND ELVIS FOREVER
Why did JD always put his hand over his ear?
Jeff R.
J.D. was putting his had up to, (or over), his ear, in order to hear his own voice better, so that he could be surer of staying on key.
Many singers do that, (especially Baritone or Bass Vocalists), if perhaps they cannot hear their voice quite good enough coming out of the stage monitors.
If a singer cups or covers his/her dominant ear, or places 2 or 3 fingers in just the right spot on their ear, it helps their own voice to be reflected back to them, and they can hear it better.
thanks
So he can be sure he's hitting the low low note on pitch! His notes are that low.
It’s to help him to nail the notes, he does that to hear himself better
have you more jd sumner from 1997
Everything i have is on my youtube channel. On my channel. type in search. J.D. Sumner & the Stamps.
where was the last Show from jd sumner
Marc Kevin
@@marckevin9143 ssw wade
what´s the name of the young singer?
That is Rick Stickland.
+herecalico the
Rick went as high as JD did low
Love this song. Love old JD. But that has to be the worst version of the song I ever heard.
Don't know who the imposter is singing lead vocals but he should never have been allowed to sing a note. Beyond terrible.
Ed Enoch was a wonderful singer, as were the rest of the group. They used to stop at a little church in northern VA on Friday night's to sing, before going on their way to major concerts further north.
You need Jesus
The world's lowest bass singer
That singer was awful
How do you figure?
Just because u don’t like it doesn’t mean he’s awful. In fact he is quite the opposite. The quartet is quite the opposite of awful
@@yes_no_maybe45 AMEN.... WELL SAID...
@@suelott9612 thank you sister, may God bless you!
JD Sumner-King Of The Low Notes.
liverpool!!!