Chuck Wagon Gang - I'll meet you in the morning
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 มี.ค. 2009
- Great southern gospel music group. If you like the CWG then you might want to visit another youtube channel. Link below. That guy is going to be uploading a ton of third generation chuckwagon stuff very soon.
Link to his channel:
/ scutter4christ
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Please support the artists when you are able. Here is a link to their website where you can find out where the current group will be performing and you can also purchase their music there:
www.thechuckwagongang.net/
God Bless!
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Amen -- Love this song so much.
From my childhood mornings at church.
Love the Chuck Wagon Gang - and musice of this genre. God Bless you for posting. If you have their song, "Born Again" or "Borned Again" - please - could you post it? Or maybe it was called "I Know That I've Been Borned Again".
This is the original CW gang, No mistaking their sound - great.
29vjGKfg783Gownc - I completely agree. I'm a LONG time fan of The Chuck Wagon Gang - and although this a lovely arrangement, this is NOT the Chuck Wagon Gang.
There's only One Rose :)
This sounds like the Cathedral Quartet (one of the many configurations) with female voices superimposed over them. From 0:39 through the rest of the song, the male voices in the background are definitely the Cathedral Quartet. I would know George Younce's voice anywhere and that is his bass voice, I can also hear Glen Payne's voice as well. I have been a Cathedral Quartet fan my entire life and I have taken many listening courses to be able to recognize certain vocals within a particular song.
This sounds more like The Speers.
It's not the Chuck Wagon gang.