From the incredible album "In The Garden" from 1959 on RCA Victor. Recorded in RCA's Studio B in Nashville TN. All songs on the album were recorded in one take!
Not many people know that Earl taught Armond to sing bass. He hired him at age 16. The songs on the album were all first take. My mom was Earl's first piano player in 1944 and I was his last one in the 90s. I sang with them for about 7 yrs. Fun times and alot of memories.
I love the sacred , uncluttered sound of early southern gospel music , it puts your heart in a worshipful , and long for Heaven frame of mind! Cannot wait for Jesus Second coming!! Even so come, Lord Jesus!!! Thanks!!
As listed above the bass is a young Armand Morales who would follow the Big Chief's footsteps to have a long Southern Gospel career with the Weatherfords and the Imperials. Jake Hess sang with the Big Chief in the Statesmen and Morales in the Imperials and enjoyed both of them.
![[Full Episode] The Restaurant War Thailand ศึกพ่อค้าซ่าแม่ค้าแซ่บ Episode 2 | 29 ก.ย. 67](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/r3lfLNH6Ke4/mqdefault.jpg)
Not many people know that Earl taught Armond to sing bass. He hired him at age 16. The songs on the album were all first take. My mom was Earl's first piano player in 1944 and I was his last one in the 90s. I sang with them for about 7 yrs. Fun times and alot of memories.
I love the sacred , uncluttered sound of early southern gospel music , it puts your heart in a worshipful , and long for Heaven frame of mind! Cannot wait for Jesus Second coming!! Even so come, Lord Jesus!!! Thanks!!
Absolutely gorgeous harmony; what a beautiful performance of this wonderful song. Our world needs more of this.
This great group isn't well known to many modern Southern Gospel fans, but they should be. Tremendous talent and harmonies. Thanks for sharing.
WOW I'm so impressed can any tell where in today's crazy world can I go to hear this wonderful sound
My cousin, Henry Slaughter, on keyboards. He was also the arranger.
Michael Slaughter I know, Henry one of my favorite pianist in this genre...
One of the best ever,they were not for show but to share the gospel of Jesus Christ in song.
Now this is Some Real Gospel Music 🙌😇💖
Glenn Payne of Cathedrals in the middle. My all time favorite gospel singer
Steve Kramptiz TH-cam channel has this entire album uploaded. It is perhaps my very favorite gospel album of all time
That's Armond Morales (later with The Imperials) Dale!
when did james clarke play piano for the weatherfords
The bass sounds like James "Big Chief" Wetherington. Beautiful, lovely song, well done.
As listed above the bass is a young Armand Morales who would follow the Big Chief's footsteps to have a long Southern Gospel career with the Weatherfords and the Imperials. Jake Hess sang with the Big Chief in the Statesmen and Morales in the Imperials and enjoyed both of them.
Armond...velvet bass voice
So unworthy for such mercy but He loves me. When He was on the cross I was On His Mind