I AM 50 YEARS OLD, BUT, I AM ONLY SORRY THAT I WASN'T AROUND BACK THEN WHEN THIS SHOW WAS ON TELEVISION. I AM SORRY THAT IT TOOK ME UNTIL I WAS 24 YEARS OLD TO DISCOVER THIS MUSIC 🎵 🎶!
i watched Gospel Singing Jubilee from 1964-1967...While our family wasn't a church going family God had His way allowing me to hear the music learning about Jesus. Years have gone by and seeing some of the familiar faces from my childhood has been a family reunion...To think that God was planting seeds in my heart about him back then and now part of His family is such A BLESSING!
Oh my!! So many memories come flooding back! I used to catch these shows early on Sunday morning. Setting in the den with the door closed so not to disturb other family memories sleeping. It's where I learned to love southern gospel music and worship the Lord Jesus Christ! Really great memories!
My brother & I would spend the summers with my grandparents helping them with their farming and canning . This show was a special part of their worship , I really looked forward to it.
My Dad set up stage for the Happy Goodmans once or twice when they came through his hometown to sing in the high school auditorium. Late 70's or early 80's.
It seemed like Vestel Goodman's voice was so much higher than when she was older. I guess her voice mellowed as she aged. One thing about it, she never left nothing on the stage, she gave it her all. Another singer that I found so gifted and so much gifted was Kenny Hinson, his last performance having been told nothing more could be done for his kidney cancer, leaning steadying himself on the piano with the hurt on his family's face knowing they were going to have to say farewell soon as his last performance "The Lighthouse" on one of the earliest Gaither tapings. And sitting just behind him was Vestel Goodman who remembered they, the Goodman's had helped them as a young group and brother who they had lost 5 years prior had sung this same song written by Kenny's brother, Ronny. Rusty's brother, Vestel's husband, Howard was overcome as they both wept.
I first found southern gospel music on WCNW radio, then I was so Blessed to find this program (on re-runs) around 1980. I think I fell in love with some of the young ladies singing on this show. I thank God for the dedicated servants of Christ who traveled and sung around the country.
My fevrit was she singed with the Hemp hills an her name was Bareeska she sur sung good. Also, I kerspeshly enjoy the Parptock Kwartet. The Nelons was good, too. RIP cause of their plain went down outside a Neberska amen an is it a sin I thank them Rambo girls are hott & got it goin’ ownnn
I AM 50 YEARS OLD, BUT, I AM ONLY SORRY THAT I WASN'T AROUND BACK THEN WHEN THIS SHOW WAS ON TELEVISION. I AM SORRY THAT IT TOOK ME UNTIL I WAS 24 YEARS OLD TO DISCOVER THIS MUSIC 🎵 🎶!
Fun seeing young Mark Lowry!
i watched Gospel Singing Jubilee from 1964-1967...While our family wasn't a church going family God had His way allowing me to hear the music learning about Jesus. Years have gone by and seeing some of the familiar faces from my childhood has been a family reunion...To think that God was planting seeds in my heart about him back then and now part of His family is such A BLESSING!
Oh my!! So many memories come flooding back! I used to catch these shows early on Sunday morning. Setting in the den with the door closed so not to disturb other family memories sleeping. It's where I learned to love southern gospel music and worship the Lord Jesus Christ! Really great memories!
We watched it while we were getting ready for Church
I absolutely loved loved loved this show.
You should see Vol. 1 as well.
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@@CONJUNTORON I just made a playlist for them. 😀
@@malissiajones7761 I just uploaded the History of Southern Gospel Music Vol 1 and 2.
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I remember my daddy watching this every Sunday morning, waking up the whole house.
i grew up listening to Southern gospel as well. still my favorite genre. The cathedrals were my favorite.
Ohh my lord our whole family’s week wasn’t complete without watching this show every week. What great memories this brings back to me.
takes you back in time, Thank God I am saved.
You should see Vol. 1 as well.
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I miss the Jubilee I used to watch it with my Dad and my mom on Sunday morning Love singing
I used to watch this every Sunday morning when I was younger.
We'd watch this every Sunday morning before church when I was a little boy.
Lots of memories from growing up in Eastern Kentucky listening to the Jubilee while getting cleaned up/ ready on Sunday morning for church.
My brother & I would spend the summers with my grandparents helping them with their farming and canning . This show was a special part of their worship , I really looked forward to it.
Fascinating to see so many people I only discovered about thirty years after these events. They all looked so young!
Oh folks I love these groups. I played southern gospel and had the opportunity to play steel with a couple of these groups.
Thats sound like you got a good story to tell
My Dad set up stage for the Happy Goodmans once or twice when they came through his hometown to sing in the high school auditorium. Late 70's or early 80's.
Oh Mark Lowery was just ADORABLE! 😂😂 Loved the whole video of course.
SPEER-CREDIBLE!
It seemed like Vestel Goodman's voice was so much higher than when she was older. I guess her voice mellowed as she aged. One thing about it, she never left nothing on the stage, she gave it her all. Another singer that I found so gifted and so much gifted was Kenny Hinson, his last performance having been told nothing more could be done for his kidney cancer, leaning steadying himself on the piano with the hurt on his family's face knowing they were going to have to say farewell soon as his last performance "The Lighthouse" on one of the earliest Gaither tapings. And sitting just behind him was Vestel Goodman who remembered they, the Goodman's had helped them as a young group and brother who they had lost 5 years prior had sung this same song written by Kenny's brother, Ronny. Rusty's brother, Vestel's husband, Howard was overcome as they both wept.
I lived in the deep south in the late 60's and all of 70's. Watched this program almost religiously until Uncle Sam hand other plans.
I’m really enjoying listening to all the singing.
You should see Vol. 1 as well.
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What wonderful memories on Channel 2 in Atlanta. It was on every Sunday morning at my house
I first found southern gospel music on WCNW radio, then I was so Blessed to find this program (on re-runs) around 1980. I think I fell in love with some of the young ladies singing on this show. I thank God for the dedicated servants of Christ who traveled and sung around the country.
thank you for posting this album
You should see Vol. 1 as well.
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Oh my goodness! Thanks so much Bill!
You should see Vol. 1 as well.
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How about that clip of The Lefevres with a very young (and dark haired) Janet Paschal?
Tonight I realized how great Sam and Rusty were. They were both gone by the start of the Gaither videos. Wow.
Wonderful, brought back happy memories
Wow vring back memories ❤❤❤
The Statesmen as a trio! This was shortly after ‘The Bg Chief’ died.
Jesus will Open Doors for you.
Thanks for sharing. Really enjoyed it
You should see Vol. 1 as well.
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We're the Southern Aires ever on this show?
My fevrit was she singed with the Hemp hills an her name was Bareeska she sur sung good. Also, I kerspeshly enjoy the Parptock Kwartet. The Nelons was good, too. RIP cause of their plain went down outside a Neberska amen an is it a sin I thank them Rambo girls are hott & got it goin’ ownnn
Labreeska Hemphill, 😊.
TY for much improved audio. Wow. TY👍👍
You can't get better than the Cathedrals.
Who is the group singing at 11:37? Song name?
@@kevinanderson9019 That is "Greater Is He That Is In Me" by The Downings.
Is Sue Downing still alive?
Thank you for posting ❤
You should see Vol. 1 as well.
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I like it 😊
Mark??? Such a cutie
EVERY SUNDAY MORNING!
The Dixie Echos scared me
What was the name of the group that sang,” Greater is He That is In Me.”?
The Downings
What group sang, “He Touched Me”?
JD Sumner and the Stamps
Wow I remember this was so awesome