Had a honor to be recorded by Mr. trucker years ago one of the original singer and son to Washington DC what a blessing it was to work with that group Hayward Forbes
You are so right. Mr. Carroll is a very nice man and can play a guitar better than anyone I've ever met. Thankfully he's still alive. My dad Mr. James B. Davis, the founder of the Birds, passed in 2007. I remember sitting at the very top of our stairs listening to them practice. Talk about great. Lord have mercy, talk about music fr the soul.
Janice Watlington you had the very very best seat in the house can't get no better than that i'm so glad you were a part of that they are still out standing even today they are one of a kind.I had pleasure enjoying these good old gospel songs thats food to our soul .The songs thats i see now i'm not use to but the ones like the old song i love those the newer one ok too.
He's one of the nicest people too. I was 15 and I had his phone number on this vhs concert tape i had and my brother said I should call it to see if he was actually there. I did and we talked for a little while and he told me to call whenever I wanted. That's a TRUE man of God!
Vocally, Tuck and James Walker were 2 BAD BOYS!!!! No one, in my opinion, can touch those fellas! And Mr. Howard Carroll, on that guitar, was in a class by himself; gospel or secular, PERIOD!!! This sounds sooooo good! God Bless you for uploading this one gospellin!!!! Brings back so many memories. My dad had this very same album, and I will never forget listening to it in the living room with him. Thanks!
Thanks for posting this!! This really take me back to when I was a small child.These songs was sung in the 40's and 50's in those wooden churches in small communities. My father would gather the neighbors in the communities and his family in a large truck with cattle racks and take ever one to church!! He loved THE Dixie Hummingbirds and so do we his 12 children. These men were great singers with great God given talents!!
I have had the pleasure of meeting Howard Carroll and the rest of the birds as well perform with them on programs.I am a quartet guitar player and I was inspired by Mr.Carrolls playing when I was 20 yrs.old.I am now 44 yrs.old mr. carroll heard me play and he told me that "Man you play some mean licks on that guitar. I felt very overwhelmed by his comment.
I was blessed to have seen the "Birds" quite a few times going back to 1955 when they were touring with Sam Cooke and the Soul Stirrers. That was the original group with Bo Bo on bass.Saw them again early 80s when James Walker was still alive and got to talk with him briefly. The last time I saw them was twice in the 90s when Carl Davis and Paul Owens (Paul was a member back in the 40s) from the Swan Silvertones has joined the Hummingbirds.. I talked with Ira for a long time, and what a gentleman he was. He even gave me his address and telephone number to call and chat with him. Fantastic group; fantastic individuals. By the way, Howard Caroll and Paul Owens were original members of the Nightingales.
Carol Lawrence I'm a big fan of the birds my dad loved them he knew them personally he was a member of a local gospel group in Virginia an they arrange a program with my dad's group when they would be in the area I saw them in the late sixties didn't get to see them until the early nineties when Paul Owens joined the group an James Davis had retired
This really takes me back!! My brother love these guys and so do the rest of my family. The songs really have a message if one was born in a small community. When the elders and deacons put their voices together!! In the 40's and 50's. My Father would travel far and near to those wooden churches. He also the Dixie Hummingbirds!! Thanks for posting this it so refreshing!!!
Some of the best that ever did it...top shelf vocally and anointed to top it off.....underrated... touched the hearts of millions for God...and will through their amazing ministry.... forever
my friend Pop Howard Carroll, you had to see them in person you would never forget it,sorry you missed that treat,i recorded them live in Brooklyn, i just set there with my eyes glued to pop Howard with that big gibson L5.mercy.
That's a great testimony and just re-confirms what I've always believed that a word of encouragement goes a long way. Our words and actions really reflect who we are. I'll be talking with him soon and will pass these comments to him.
Hello gospel nostalgia, how are you thanks for posting these two great songs by my all-time favorite group the Dixie hummingbirds. I got a chance to talk to two of the original members of the group on the phone I talk to Ira Tucker, and Howard Carol, and it was really really awesome talking to them. I was wondering, could you please post more songs from this album thank you. And God bless.
Had a honor to be recorded by Mr. trucker years ago one of the original singer and son to Washington DC what a blessing it was to work with that group Hayward Forbes
All these songs sounds great 👍.My kind of singing
You are so right. Mr. Carroll is a very nice man and can play a guitar better than anyone I've ever met. Thankfully he's still alive. My dad Mr. James B. Davis, the founder of the Birds, passed in 2007. I remember sitting at the very top of our stairs listening to them practice. Talk about great. Lord have mercy, talk about music fr the soul.
Janice Watlington you had the very very best seat in the house can't get no better than that i'm so glad you were a part of that they are still out standing even today they are one of a kind.I had pleasure enjoying these good old gospel songs thats food to our soul .The songs thats i see now i'm not use to but the ones like the old song i love those the newer one ok too.
He's one of the nicest people too. I was 15 and I had his phone number on this vhs concert tape i had and my brother said I should call it to see if he was actually there. I did and we talked for a little while and he told me to call whenever I wanted. That's a TRUE man of God!
Vocally, Tuck and James Walker were 2 BAD BOYS!!!! No one, in my opinion, can touch those fellas! And Mr. Howard Carroll, on that guitar, was in a class by himself; gospel or secular, PERIOD!!! This sounds sooooo good! God Bless you for uploading this one gospellin!!!! Brings back so many memories. My dad had this very same album, and I will never forget listening to it in the living room with him. Thanks!
Add the distinct tenor and bass of Beachey Thompson and William Bobo and you have a force to be reckoned with!
@@TD_CodyBrody Bobo is one of a kind.
Thanks for posting this!! This really take me back to when I was a small child.These songs was sung in the 40's and 50's in those wooden churches in small communities. My father would gather the neighbors in the communities and his family in a large truck with cattle racks and take ever one to church!! He loved THE Dixie Hummingbirds and so do we his 12 children. These men were great singers with great God given talents!!
I have had the pleasure of meeting Howard Carroll and the rest of the birds as well perform with them on programs.I am a quartet guitar player and I was inspired by Mr.Carrolls playing when I was 20 yrs.old.I am now 44 yrs.old mr. carroll heard me play and he told me that "Man you play some mean licks on that guitar. I felt very overwhelmed by his comment.
I was blessed to have seen the "Birds" quite a few times going back to 1955 when they were touring with Sam Cooke and the Soul Stirrers. That was the original group with Bo Bo on bass.Saw them again early 80s when James Walker was still alive and got to talk with him briefly. The last time I saw them was twice in the 90s when Carl Davis and Paul Owens (Paul was a member back in the 40s) from the Swan Silvertones has joined the Hummingbirds.. I talked with Ira for a long time, and what a gentleman he was. He even gave me his address and telephone number to call and chat with him. Fantastic group; fantastic individuals. By the way, Howard Caroll and Paul Owens were original members of the Nightingales.
Carol Lawrence I'm a big fan of the birds my dad loved them he knew them personally he was a member of a local gospel group in Virginia an they arrange a program with my dad's group when they would be in the area I saw them in the late sixties didn't get to see them until the early nineties when Paul Owens joined the group an James Davis had retired
I miss this group RIP boys ❤️💐
This really takes me back!! My brother love these guys and so do the rest of my family. The songs really have a message if one was born in a small community. When the elders and deacons put their voices together!! In the 40's and 50's. My Father would travel far and near to those wooden churches. He also the Dixie Hummingbirds!! Thanks for posting this it so refreshing!!!
That is very good 👍.I like that song ✝️❤️🛐 it sounds good
I misss him also, thank God I got several chances to interview him
Prayer needed for the individual who gave this a thumbs down. They obviously haven't been changed. God Bless them.
INcredible! Love 2 the birds
Some of the best that ever did it...top shelf vocally and anointed to top it off.....underrated... touched the hearts of millions for God...and will through their amazing ministry.... forever
my friend Pop Howard Carroll, you had to see them in person you would never forget it,sorry you missed that treat,i recorded them live in Brooklyn, i just set there with my eyes glued to pop Howard with that big gibson L5.mercy.
Mr gray ..do u still have the recording u made of the birds in Brooklyn.?
That's a great testimony and just re-confirms what I've always believed that a word of encouragement goes a long way. Our words and actions really reflect who we are. I'll be talking with him soon and will pass these comments to him.
Hello gospel nostalgia, how are you thanks for posting these two great songs by my all-time favorite group the Dixie hummingbirds. I got a chance to talk to two of the original members of the group on the phone I talk to Ira Tucker, and Howard Carol, and it was really really awesome talking to them. I was wondering, could you please post more songs from this album thank you. And God bless.
So sorry but time won't allow me to post more at this time.
AWESOME....
One Mic One Sound
Work HOWARD....Work!!! Howard's makin that guitar talk!!!!!
as only hecan do, the best!!!!!!!!!!
Classic
Can’t really hear Mr Bobo
Is there a video for this???
What is the last song they're singing on here? LOVE IT!! My goodness!
Marvin Dorsey Little Wooden Church on a hill
Little Wooden Church
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