Listen to the Chuck wagon sice i was a little girl. My Dad always had our Radio on when we were getting ready for Church on Sunday Morning's Singing loud with the the Chuck Wagon Gang! Great Memories of my Dad.
I was there at that event in 1989. I had been supporting the "present day" Chuck Wagon Gang and at this reunion I got to meet for the first time, Sister Rose, whose special and unique soprano lead had been the first notable trademark of the Columbia Records Chuck Wagon Gang's sound. I wore out a many of their Columbia albums. Loved that very unique electric guitar accompaniment by a special picker Howard Gordon. May God keep all in the ole Chuck Wagon Gang who have left us!
There's no 'logical' explanation for it.. but every time I hear this group.. It just takes me to a place that no other assembly of singers can. There's never been, nor will there ever be, a group quite like this one. Great memories and great blessings. Thanks for posting this.
That's my granddaddy Roy! What a treat to see him sing! I think this was the performance I saw when I was a little girl. Bless that poor young soul of mine. It took me over three decades to find my way to our Father through Jesus Christ. May He shepherd us all to the line of His Glorious Kingdom awaiting. Amen!
I knew your grandfather He was good to me. I was waiting on a ride outside of the Crockett Theater n Lawrenceburg Tn. Pat come to me a d asked me did I need a ride l had one but thanked him. Got more stories too. Such a caring man. He sent me a card when my mother passed. I'm happy that you found this out.😀
Boy, the memories! Back in the early 1950’s when I was 4 years old and playing in the yard on a hot summer day under a China berry tree I’d hear the strum of that guitar on radio KGRI in Henderson, Texas, I knew it was lunch time. In fact, Jim Reeves was the radio DJ. I recall how Jim told my sisters that one day he’d make it big and come back and buy that little radio station. He kept his word and did.
Thank God for video and CD's so that we can still enjoy the music and enjoyment given by groups like the Chuck Wagon Gang even though they have gone on to their rewards!
This is awesome! Shaye Smith (current alto) sounds so like Anna, who would be Shaye's grandmother, I believe. I've loved them since I was a child and my mother played their recorda all the time, her favorite. Thanks so much for posting this one, herecalico!
The Chuck Wagon Gang recorded two of my Daddy's songs, I believe in the 1960's. Both songs were on the same album. I don't remember the name of the album, but it had an old fashioned radio sitting on a table on the front of it. His songs were "Happy In His Love," and "Walking On The King's Highway of Love." My Daddy's name was F. Tarpley and he wrote many southern gospel songs. He was also a shaped note singing school teacher. He taught many schools across Oklahoma, Texas, and Arkansas. He taught his last school at the age of 91 and passed away at the age of 98. He loved to hear The Chuck Wagon Gang sing.
Thank God for the Chuck Wagon Gang. Also for John Beller family in the comment section , and his father. The joy and rewards that await people like you can't be described.------------------------------------------------------------------------------Ernest E. Johnson
I saw the Chuck Wagon Gang in Shade Gap PA in the summer of 1969 and they had a younger guy playing guitar--it might've been Mylon LeFevre, as I remember talking with him.
There's no group like the Chuck Wagon Gang. Great music!!!
My sister and I used to sing this song at church but now she's in heaven with our Lord Jesus
I love to hear the original chuck. Wagon gang I have heard them all my life I am 80 years old
Just so.e pure good ol' music there!
Grandpa's favorite singers. I bet hes up there in Heaven enjoying the Chuck Wagon Gangs Heavenly Concerts.
Listen to the Chuck wagon sice i was a little girl. My Dad always had our Radio on when we were getting ready for Church on Sunday Morning's Singing loud with the the Chuck Wagon Gang! Great Memories of my Dad.
Good Chuck Wagon Gang sound.
I was there at that event in 1989. I had been supporting the "present day" Chuck Wagon Gang and at this reunion I got to meet for the first time, Sister Rose, whose special and unique soprano lead had been the first notable trademark of the Columbia Records Chuck Wagon Gang's sound. I wore out a many of their Columbia albums. Loved that very unique electric guitar accompaniment by a special picker Howard Gordon. May God keep all in the ole Chuck Wagon Gang who have left us!
I love the originality. Thank you for what you've done brothers and sisters. 🙏❤
Still one of my favorite groups. They did timeless Christian music and I still play it on my radio stations in Alabama
There's no 'logical' explanation for it.. but every time I hear this group.. It just takes me to a place that no other assembly of singers can.
There's never been, nor will there ever be, a group quite like this one. Great memories and great blessings. Thanks for posting this.
Amen! I want to hear them sing in Heaven
Had the privledge seeing them back in the 50s at an all night singing.I was about 10 years old.
What a great group. One of my all time favorites
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I first learned guitar on that man’s guitar. I went to church with him.
That's my granddaddy Roy! What a treat to see him sing! I think this was the performance I saw when I was a little girl. Bless that poor young soul of mine. It took me over three decades to find my way to our Father through Jesus Christ. May He shepherd us all to the line of His Glorious Kingdom awaiting. Amen!
I knew your grandfather
He was good to me. I was waiting on a ride outside of the Crockett Theater n Lawrenceburg Tn. Pat come to me a d asked me did I need a ride l had one but thanked him. Got more stories too. Such a caring man. He sent me a card when my mother passed. I'm happy that you found this out.😀
I love the group it was my mom's favorite. There will never be greater music at the old time Quartet and family singers of the 49 50 and 60
Boy, the memories! Back in the early 1950’s when I was 4 years old and playing in the yard on a hot summer day under a China berry tree I’d hear the strum of that guitar on radio KGRI in Henderson, Texas, I knew it was lunch time. In fact, Jim Reeves was the radio DJ. I recall how Jim told my sisters that one day he’d make it big and come back and buy that little radio station. He kept his word and did.
I like listening to these singers. I grew on their music. Amen. 🙏
Thank God for video and CD's so that we can still enjoy the music and enjoyment given by groups like the Chuck Wagon Gang even though they have gone on to their rewards!
I remember listening to this group on the radio in the 50s.
Great singing
I had most of their records .still great.
love seeing the original girls,no one can sing alto and soprano like them
I really love these great singers. I believe Rose about 74 and Anna was 72 years old. Awesome girls.
This is awesome! Shaye Smith (current alto) sounds so like Anna, who would be Shaye's grandmother, I believe. I've loved them since I was a child and my mother played their recorda all the time, her favorite. Thanks so much for posting this one, herecalico!
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The Chuck Wagon Gang recorded two of my Daddy's songs, I believe in the 1960's. Both songs were on the same album. I don't remember the name of the album, but it had an old fashioned radio sitting on a table on the front of it. His songs were "Happy In His Love," and "Walking On The King's Highway of Love." My Daddy's name was F. Tarpley and he wrote many southern gospel songs. He was also a shaped note singing school teacher. He taught many schools across Oklahoma, Texas, and Arkansas. He taught his last school at the age of 91 and passed away at the age of 98. He loved to hear The Chuck Wagon Gang sing.
Wow... That's pretty cool. What great memories you must have!
Thank God for the Chuck Wagon Gang. Also for John Beller family in the comment section , and his father. The joy and rewards that await people like you can't be described.------------------------------------------------------------------------------Ernest E. Johnson
I saw the Chuck Wagon Gang in Shade Gap PA in the summer of 1969 and they had a younger guy playing guitar--it might've been Mylon LeFevre, as I remember talking with him.
this is one of larrys perrys favorites n Fayetteville tenn I have probably heard these songs thousands of time
The originals can never be replaced.
Loved them.
The real deal.
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i love the old origin better. but the kids are ok to.
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GUITAR IS TOO TINNY AND LOUD.
Some of these people write the text needs.to quit they are so wrong most of the tome