The Kingsmen Quartet - Live at The Joyful Noise (May 1988)
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- Garry Sheppard (Tenor), Jim Hamill (Lead), Ed Crawford (Baritone),
Ray Dean Reese (Bass), Eldridge Fox (Baritone)
Anthony Burger (Piano), Arthur Rice (Bass Guitar/ Vocals),
Gary Dillard (Steel Guitar, Harmonica, Banjo, Bass Guitar)
Greg Fox (Drums)
The Joyful Noise Christian Supper Club in East Point, GA.
was Owned and operated by Bill and Marilyn Flurry from 1974-1994.
01. Beautiful Home 0:00:05
02. I'm Looking Above 0:04:28
03. The Lost Sheep 0:08:16
04. Anchors Away 0:13:56
05. Look What's Waiting For Me 0:18:06
06. We Will Sing 0:22:01
07. Piano Medley 0:24:46
Group Introductions 0:027:31
08. Amazing Grace (Band Sings) 0:29:55
09. Jesus Is Coming For Me 0:33:44
10. He's Still Living 0:39:40
11. Just a Little Talk With Jesus 0:43:36
12. Stand Up 0:49:47
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13. Meet Me At The Table 0:53:06
14. Battle Scars 0:55:58
15. When They Call My Name 1:00:22
16. Look For Me At Jesus Feet 1:02:00
17. Satisfied 1:07:53
18. Leave Your Sorrows and Come Along 1:11:22
19. A Song Holy Angels Can Not Sing 1:17:16
20. When He Was On The Cross 1:20:47
21. Called Out 1:23:24
22. When Mama Prayed 1:24:52
Beautiful singing of this song I love this song thank you
I saw Kingsman...@ Paramount in Ashland.Ky...1989...they we're great
Love it! Thanks for the videos!
This entire group of Kingsmen was the same from 1984-1988.
Getting close to a personnel change in the group. Hope there's more to come as the Surrett years approach. I love how they are still learning the songs, lol
Yep, you are correct. Plenty more to come, including Tim's very first show with The Kingsmen.
@@jsw113 how did they get such a good vocal quality on these videos? Was the main board and sound mix fed to the solo stationary camera? Most of these recordings could pass for live albums.
@@yepyepuhhuhuhhuh3999 As far as I know the audio is just what the video camera recorded. The sound was always real good in there. I have 3 or 4 concerts I recorded myself (audio) by bringing my Stereo Cassette recorder ("Boom Box" as they were called back then) and sat it on the table. Those turned out well also.
@@jsw113 I have an audio recording of the Cathedrals at Joyful Noise that a friend gave me. The stage was close enough that you would almost think it’s a soundboard recording, even though it’s just a portable tape recorder.