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He was only about 30 years old here Kelly resembles her dad a lot during this era

Still have the LP records of this one

Rex Nelon without the white hair but the same great voice

What a beautiful rendition! Thanks for sharing your beautiful talent!

Great harmony with Uncle Alph, Pierce and Jimmy Jones. They were great.

A wonderful version of the LeFevres. Urias, Eva Mae, Uncle Alph, Pierce, Mylon and Rex. A tight sound with excellent musicianship.

The guys could really sing!

Love it!

Eva Mae was always a class individual. So very talented. Lovely and beautiful inside and out.

Urias LeFevre was a fine individual and astute businessman. He always had some of the finest talent in their group. And it was anchored by his loving wife, Eva Mae.

WONDERFUL!!!

The LeFevres were pure class.

amen

Phil Hendrie brought me here! Glad I clicked the link! This does kick ass!!

Could you please upload the full video

Eva Mae, often copied but never duplicated. She was a human metronome.

Dag therr word for word singing the harmonizing fours material lol

Good stuff. So many great memories of so many great times...and Heaven still to come! Thank you, Jesus, for saving me!!!

Wonderful "talent here....2021

Love this!!!

Loved the LeFevres!

wonderful thank you

Chorus I LOVE TO CALL ( I love to call on Jesus' name) BECAUSE ( because He's been so good to me) OH HE SAID HE WOULD ( He said He would take care of me) I KNOW THE MAN ( I know that He has set me free) AND THAT IS WHY ( that is why I love to call His name) OH YEAH ( I know it won't be in vain) AND THAT'S WHY ( that's why) THAT'S WHY ( that's why) THAT IS WHY ( that's why I love to call His name) YEAH I LOVE TO CALL REPEAT CHORUS You know the Lord He moves in mysterious ways His wonders to perform You know He plants His footsteps upon the sea And He rides on every storm Well He speaks to my needs when my valley is rough Oh I've got Jesus and that's enough AND THAT'S WHY ( that's why) THAT'S WHY ( that's why) THAT IS WHY (that's why I love to call His name) REPEAT CHORUS HE'S BEEN MY WAY NOW ( that's why I love to call His name) MY SWORD IN MY BATTLE ( that's why I love to call His name) HE'S BEEN MY ROCK NOW ( that's why I love to call His name) MY ROCK IN A WEARY LAND WELL HE'S BEEN MY SHEPHERD SHEPHERD IN TIME OF A STORM I WANNA WALK ( walk, walk, walk) I WANNA TALK ( talk, talk, talk) SING ( sing, sing, sing) SHOUT ( shout, shout, shout) THAT IS WHY ( that's why) THAT IS WHY ( that's why) THAT IS WHY ( that's why I love to call His name) REPEAT CHORUS TAG

My favorite bass singer

What makes this music so unique is it's not done anymore. Another time, another culture. Thank God for recordings to preserve it.

that was before his voice changed when he was a tenor

Love it!💖👏🏻

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Goodbye world goodbye

Love love love this song, haven't heard it in many years. young people of today need more beautiful country songs such as this. Thank you for posting it, I never dreamed I would someday find it again!

In my humble opinion, no one could sing this like Rex Nelon. I had the privilege of singing lead with Uncle Alf and the LeFevres and the love and respect the LeFevres and Nelons had for each other was so endearing. Rex's son Todd also sang and played bass with Uncle Alf's group and Rex was also instrumental in getting Karen Peck into Uncle Alf's group. However after all these years I was so blessed to see Kelly Nelon Clark send a special video filled with so much love and emotion to Uncle Alf's wife Ellie at her birthday party last year. Serving Christ, and real love. That is why the message that the LeFevres and Nelons sing about will never die

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For my ears, Rex Nelon was a much better singer than J.D. Sumner. Beautiful line, diction etc. He didn t grawl low notes...

He actually had a good voice - not just the ability to hit low notes.

Those were D2s he's a great bass but he's not in the same league as J.D. And London Parris makes Just about every other bass aside from J.D. sound like an amateur.

The more I listen to this.....he does sound a little like a Johnny Cash!!

Couldn't agree more!!! Rex HAS to be the most underrated bass singer!! He is so in-tune and smooth even wah back then!! Love him!!! And EnchiladaMan360, I watched that same video and Rex did nail some AWESOME F1'S!!!!!!!

I couldn't agree more! Rex didn't overdo those slides at the end of songs like J.D. did, but whenever he did one, it was always better than J.D.'s. Rex did, however, hit two buttery smooth F1's during the song "It's Alright" with Candy Hemphill Christmas.

I wonder if the drummer was at the wrong gig, and Steve Moore was supposed to play for them.

Rex was such a smooth, quality bass. Never tried to force out the low-low notes to where he was unable to be understood. Great overall singer and one of the most underrated bass singers in Gospel Music history

Whew praise the Lord!

My Favorite... Well Done My Child....

Wish I had a brother...

Nice to see the drummer could make it to the gig at 0:11.

After going to a concert featuring the LeFeveres way back in the '50's I remember my grandfather saying that Eva Mae was the prettiest woman he had ever seen. Of course he liked her singing and playing too. All our old 78 rpm gospel music records were lost in moving so I really appreciate these recordings on TH-cam.

Rex wrote the song too.

what video is this from?

@ModGirl1967 Quite literally - lol... Thanks!

Wow.. How about that Eva Mae burnin up the keys! There was a time, especially in the southern states, when you could not advance your radio dial more than three stations at a time without hearing something that sounded just like this. Gospel on tap, just about 24/7. Sure do miss those days.