R H Harris & the Soul Stirrers - By and By
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- This record is held in particularly high regard by gospel fans.
It is said that Stirrers fans were disappointed when Sam Cooke took over lead from Rebert Harris. That's right, they weren't sure SAM COOKE would be good enough! - เพลง
Man, Paul Foster truly was a force of nature. One of my very favorite voices of all time. I'm 23 years old and can vouch for the fact that true artistry in music is a lost art. There are those around who still get it, but you've got to search for them, you'll never hear them on the radio or see them on TV. It's a crying shame. All the more reason to be happy that these recordings will be around for all time. Thanks for posting!
the original soul music.
WOW, R.H Harris. When I was a child growing up on the southside of Chicago, we attended the same church. He lived one block over from me. I'd known him for @ least 12 years before I knew of his legacy. To me, his legacy was being a good dude.
When I was a kid my father (who is now deceased) used to play the Soul Stirrers, Mighty Clouds of Joy, Dixie Hummingbirds, etc., for hours and hours on Sunday afternoons. Thanks for taking me back to those wonderful times from my childhood.
My father is deceased he used to listen to the same . In do have the music that he used to listen to. Mr. Harris was his cousin
No need to compare Sam and Mr. RH Harris; they both had "the gift". R.H. Harris was a model for Sam and many of the other younger singers of that time. In fact, R.H. was the number one influential figure in Black Gospel music. And yes, Paul Foster was a true "Fire Prophet" with a first rate voice; yet he was never really credited as was R.H. and Sam. I play this music for my children and my students. We've got to keep it alive, share it with the children. This is our only hope.
I agree!!
Sam patten his life after rh harris
Amen!!!!!!!!😊😊😊 they had a messages for yesterday and TODAY!!!!
@@falanajerido875 Until he left for secular music
I agree
You are spot on, lets all enjoy Gods music.
This is a gospel masterpiece.
It sure is!
one of the great 45's is by and by by the soul stirrers on specialty i believe-
This was a two-sided 78 shellac released by Specialty Records in 1950. I teach a course in History of Jazz and I use this as an example of how gospel music influenced popular styles that surrounded it. Dig the fully formed blues/rock guitar licks in RH Harris and Paul Foster's testifying solo choruses. These men were the REAL DEAL.
when God gives a gift,best believe it transcends time to find new generations to inspire
Amen
Thanks again for the service and blessing you provide by making this music and these excellent voices available. Hope you are doing well.
Just can't get any better than this!
This performance puts me in glory
Keep them coming please, special singer
Beautiful! I feel the spirit tryin' to creep on me.
Beautiful
This is how you sing with FEELING!
Amen had this song 🎵 on album just awesome 👌 God bless
This reminds me of the song Sam Cooke and the soul stirrers Peace in the valley
R.J HARRIS PAUL FOSTER SAM COOKE JOHNNY TAYLOR LOVE THEM ALL
long before sam cooke joined the group, they were the best of the male gospel groups. this shows why.
When y'all get time type in larry hilton cooke....and listen to 1, 2, and 3...I haven't forgotten my gospel roots...please feel free to post a comment.....Cooke
this one R H Harris's last recordings before Sam repleced him
What can you do with this? These men are singing and wearing this song out. They have no instruments to hide behind, and I am sure they did not punch in vocals. They started off easy and just built the song up and BAM, rode on home with this tune. I LOVE this kind of music!
Sang Paul Foster, smooth!!
I wonder if actually there are loads of singers like this in churches all over America, but they just don't get coverage because I guess the public is more interested in hip hop and rock etc.
I just heard Jonny Jones and the Soul Stirrers. Have to add him to the list.
If a atheist hear this song will make him or her wonder where this music really comes from and then he or she will wonder if not believe that the Creator is real.
im sure they didnt sing together, but RH harris is said to be sam cooke's main influence, i think this song really shows that:} and also this is just like 'let me go home'' a soul stirers song with sam on lead, both amazing tho:}
WOAH, Black vocal groups by document records! I must find this..
@yawotton Harris and Sam didn't sing together. Sam replaced Harris.
I don't like Mr Harris's moustache but he certainly had a way with a tune.
good point....and i should have mentioned june cheeks too. he was second lead for a bit until he was contractually forced to return to the sensational nightingales.
Eu sou Jeferson gosto muito deste grupo.
J.J. Farley is holding those bass notes!!!!
Sam must have had an awe for Rebert
+Mr. Gracian ..Every quartet lead did!!!!
R.H. Harris was a master at phrasing and yodeling and his singing range was so high, reach so high. Sam could not sing it. that's why Sam would sing "woe oh oh. oh oh oh O. in his songs. He patterned after R. H. Harris.
@@edwardholland1190 I like Sam Cooke but RH Harris gives me chills and moves my heart!
@poachedeyes
Very True!
@soulman1950 god wrote this!?!?!? holy shit!!!
sang ya'll
how on earth is one group fortunate enough to be fronted over the years by paul foster, r. h. harris and sam cook[e]? maybe the all time embarrassment of riches.....perhaps they were just blessed.....ya' think?
Sam was paid much more for his R&B/Pop songs.
@camking88 i am not a believer, but this is still music at its best IMH
Music like this will make a believer out of ya!
i love this song and what a pleasure to hear this. listen to mine, please!
@ Poachedeyes Thank you!
That sounds like Paul foster and Harris trade singing lead.. as for Sam, if he's singing..( don't think he's in the group yet) it poossibly sounds like him in the background.
R h harris sam patten his voice after him
Yes 👍
@@thomasbryantjr5841 yes
@yawotton,They let R.H go for Sam.
is this the same R H Harris who translated the apocrypha?
1950...
sam's not on this record. R.H Harris was a huge influence on Sam stylistically. sam was the total package, but from a pure singing perspective, R.H Harris was every bit his equal.
equal and at times Superior.
@@edwardholland1190 It's a matter of taste. Speaking only for myself, once I found R. H. Harris, all others took a back seat. I still like others but they stand in line behind Rebert Harris. :)
They don't sing like this ANYMORE!!!!!
The praise team I play for wasn't even alive when this was recorded but, we took it, learned it, sung it, without instruments. It was authentic and awesome. GOD bless these fellas. Thanks for posting.
I'll take Paul all day, any day! I like how he could get raw with you and have finesse in the same song!! I know God doesn't make replica's but I sure work to be like Paul!
This song should have a LOVE button lol I love this song.....smh I really wish there was music like this today.....
Even a young Paul had fire in his soul! That's how they started out back. They had that gospel voice as kids
@Iccotracs
Paul reached a many souls through his ministry of gospel music. Mine is one of them.
Absolutely amazing five part harmonies. Great East Texas legends. There would be no Four Tops, Temptations, Miracles with the Stirrers and Rebert Harris.
Are you from Texas.. my father was from Trinity
@@pierreperk7079 yes I’m from the Houston area
BEST of the BEST, GOD I LOVE THIS MUSIC, Thanks for sharing.
Essa é a VERDADEIRA música gospel, e não aquelas ladainhas produzidas no Brasil.
Aint nothing on earth like it.....Just have to understand it better By And By....Cooke
I'm not religious at all but this gives me chills every time
Amen brother
*creates own personal love button*
This sounds somewhat different from the one I have. I wonder if they recorded it more than once?
@esauwilldie1 I love stories like that! My grandparents (now deceased) used to live next to Hank Willams Sr. It's good to hear his heart was as good as his voice.
Rest in Peace Mr. Harris. You will always be my favorite. No one can touch this man's passion. He was the first and in my honest opinion, will always be the greatest. "Faith and Grace" is my favorite of his. is it on here?
Classic Gospel at it's best
That IS SAD isn't it????? My 9 year old and 3 year old ALREADY know about this GOOD MUSIC!!!! The music industry today is....DEAD!!!!!
Singing the angels down!
do you all have the straight version without the parts? not the 3:43 version, but the 5min version?
@yawotton I believe that's Paul Foster singing first, then Rebert.
don't forget Johnnie Taylor
0:12.
@camking88 respectfully, its not an issue many are willing to agree to disagree on, whcih god, which book, which prophet, rarely things i can shy away from, it would be nice if all religious ppl were like jesus (meek and mild) but they are not so sometimes i feel it my duty to stir healthy debate, and, if possible, change ppls minds
@Iccotracs U are so wise. I could have not said it better about the artistry in music. I usually read and search about and for real artists. We have plenty here in my city of brotherly love for sure.
Awesome