My parents took me to all-night gospel sings many times - - some of the happiest memories I have where music is concerned. At the tender age of below 15, the jubilation, fun and no-holds-barred attitudes of these singers showed me that people could actually ENJOY praising God in song. These musicians seemed to have imbued with some special power, some joy that my parents and other adults at our Southern Baptist Church in Jackson, MS knew anything about. If they knew about it, this power was not unleashed in our very strict church services, where the only times women were heard was regarding Women's Mission Union, a solo song on Sunday morning or with the "revival" choir. All Night Gospel sings unleashed a freedom in worship that was very liberating to me. The phrase "Be the light" took on fresh meaning!
I surely Remember the Time but the Lord saved me what a wonderful day in my life and it's lasted these years these the many years thank the Lord for his Mercy and his grace and his keeping power
I love to listen to all the older gospel groups they sound so great I wish here was a show on sunday morning at highlighted all the older groups that I grew up with
Good songs. God loves us all and we are saved through the Grace and love of Jesus as our Savior if we accept Him into our hearts and lives. Please do if you have not already.
Tracks: 0:00 I Can Tell You Time 3:04 narrative 3:47 Walk With Me (Larry Ford) 7:13 Hide Me Rock of Ages ( 12:03 narrative 16:07 Trouble In My Way 20:15 Trouble In My Way (reprise)
@@monerz1Ken Turner never sang with the Oak Ridge Boys. That was Herman Harper and after that Richard Sterban. Some of us do actual research before posting.
cherry edwards Calling this "like a barbershop quartet" tells me nothing except that you can count to four. Barbershop is highly regimented, quite different harmony and acapella. So to recap, you're wrong about everything except four. Also, all caps is a sign of mental illness, so maybe you should seek medical help.
These guys have a nasty habit of NOT naming the songs ! . Is that one called Blessed Rock of Ages , or , Rock Of Ages Hide Thou Me , or something else .....
I love listening to Larry Ford. He's one of the greatest tenors ever.
From Australia, I love the Dixie Echoes and put Dale Shelnut up there with the great lead singers of that time.
My parents took me to all-night gospel sings many times - - some of the happiest memories I have where music is concerned. At the tender age of below 15, the jubilation, fun and no-holds-barred attitudes of these singers showed me that people could actually ENJOY praising God in song. These musicians seemed to have imbued with some special power, some joy that my parents and other adults at our Southern Baptist Church in Jackson, MS knew anything about. If they knew about it, this power was not unleashed in our very strict church services, where the only times women were heard was regarding Women's Mission Union, a solo song on Sunday morning or with the "revival" choir. All Night Gospel sings unleashed a freedom in worship that was very liberating to me. The phrase "Be the light" took on fresh meaning!
Old time gospel music the way it was! Used to watch them on Sunday mornings on the Gospel Jubilee broadcast. Good memories!
WONDERFUL!! SURE WISH THE "OLD" SINGERS WERE STILL WITH US! HOW GREAT THEY ALL WERE!
I love the old time singing
Love Sue's piano playing!
AMEN!!!!
Larry Ford's Walk With Me is one of the greatest tenor songs I''ve ever heard
I surely Remember the Time but the Lord saved me what a wonderful day in my life and it's lasted these years these the many years thank the Lord for his Mercy and his grace and his keeping power
Mr. Whitfield was right. One of the prettiest gospel songs there is.
I love to listen to all the older gospel
groups they sound so great I wish here was a show on sunday morning at highlighted all the older groups that I grew up with
I like when they are serious about giving praise to God I like the song
Good songs. God loves us all and we are saved through the Grace and love of Jesus as our Savior if we accept Him into our hearts and lives. Please do if you have not already.
Talk About Class.. They've Got It All..!!🙏
Love the title, and especially the songs.
Man I miss those days!!!
Love the Dixie echoes.
I really love the songs
Tracks:
0:00 I Can Tell You Time
3:04 narrative
3:47 Walk With Me (Larry Ford)
7:13 Hide Me Rock of Ages (
12:03 narrative
16:07 Trouble In My Way
20:15 Trouble In My Way (reprise)
This brings back memories.
I saw Larry Ford and Ken Turner when they were with the James Blackwood Quartet and Ken when he was with the Blackwood Bros.
Thanks for posting all of these videos. Very glad I ran across your channel.
Womderful. The tenor seems like such a serious guy.
Coloured spirituals. Nice Southern quartet. I was around in those days, and yes they were. Very. And knew it.But I loved the music.
I would love to see the entire concert!
All three parts of the VHS is on UA-cam
I was one of those teenagers that had a crush on Randy Shellnut playing the bass.
Funny to see ken with his hair slicked down.
Love this old style of music! Who is the lady playing the piano for them?
Sue Whitfield. Married to Joe Whitfield, the Baritone.
www.dixieechoes.com/dixieechoespiano.html
I remember
Sing That Black Spritual..!!🙏🙏🙏
I believe the guy singing bass is Harold Reid. He used to be with The Oak Ridge Boys.
Ken Turner....
@@eengineer4u Oh yeah, Ken Turner of the Oak Ridge Boys.
@@monerz1Ken Turner never sang with the Oak Ridge Boys. That was Herman Harper and after that Richard Sterban. Some of us do actual research before posting.
@@jerrybutler605Noel Fox sang between Harper and Sterban
Outrageous that this occurred and even more so that it was posted! Around the 13:30 mark.
This is the real thing.
Young Ken Turner
ken was so young
Is that Ken Turner on bass?
Yes
Yes.
Is it just me or do Ken Turner and Larry Ford look weird without moustaches
I see when this ws posted but when was the performance. I am guessing later 70sinto the 80s.
I believe it was late 60’s. The Inspirations were on this card and Marlin was singing bass.
Hello God. By Dolly Parton
70s. I was there.
THE LADY PLAYING THE PIANO 🎹 IS REALLY GOOD! BUT THIS IS JUST LIKE A BARBERSHOP QUARTET... THATS ALL THIS IS... SAME THING
cherry edwards Calling this "like a barbershop quartet" tells me nothing except that you can count to four. Barbershop is highly regimented, quite different harmony and acapella. So to recap, you're wrong about everything except four. Also, all caps is a sign of mental illness, so maybe you should seek medical help.
@@WillBravoNotEvil - Good for you on the reply. Her diatribe of words caused my chin to hit the floor in disbelief at such ignorance.
These guys have a nasty habit of NOT naming the songs ! . Is that one called Blessed Rock of Ages , or , Rock Of Ages Hide Thou Me , or something else .....
Rock of Ages Hide Thou Me.
Well you are a hateful old man. The songs were probably in the PRINTED PROGRAM at the Church or the meeting they were at.
Most racist video on UA-cam?
How so, this is beautiful!
Beautiful music, beautiful souls, united in worshipping the source of our life