Mull Singing Convention from Aug 25, 2013 (Final tribute episode)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2013
- This is the MULL SINGING CONVENTION broadcast on Sunday, August 25, 2013. In it, Doug Hutchison (Grandson of Preacher and Lady Mull, son of Charlotte) takes a look back at the show's history. At the time of it's airing, it held the record for being the longest running locally produced TV show in the country (celebrating 57 years). Near the end of the show, Doug announces the show is ending and that another show with a new name will take its place.
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The "Wolfman Jack" of Gospel music.
I watched them also growing up in East Ridge Tn. As a kid.
Grew up outside of Knoxville... and didn't know much about 'nuthin'.. But DID know that on Sunday mornings, two things were going to happen at our house: 1) We were going to be getting dressed for church .. and 2) The Mull's Singing Convention was going to be on TV. Pastor and Mrs. Mull are Legends in the world of Gospel Music. This was a lovely, and well deserved tribute.
My mother watched this every Saturday I always knew what time it was by the piano playing
Ain't that right Lady Mull? That's right J. Bazzel! When I was a kid going to church ran a close second to listening to J. Bazzel.
I watched this show with my grandmother growning up.. She raised me.. She didn't drive.. When we didn't have away to go to church watching this show was our church time.. 😊
Same here. Such memories!
I listened in 1972 and 1973 going from Mobile to Birmingham to college. 8 or 8:30 pm and then like 4am.
The Chuck Wagon kept me awake. Talked to Brother Mull years later and he told me he has family in Mobile.
He said he came from Circuit Preachers and moonshiners.
I listened during a 35 mile commute between Talladega and Anniston, Alabama. in 1969. I have long forgotten the station I was listening to, but I never forgot JB Mull and his wife. My first exposure to the Chuck Wagon Gang. I later had my own gospel show on a local radio station.
We will certainly miss the Mulls Singing Convention. God Bless you Doug. Carry on, be encouraged and be blessed!
Listened to them every night on WWL during part of my teenage years, right after "The World Tomorrow." Would the Chuck Wagon Gang have been "world-famous" without this show? :-).
The Chuck Wagon Gang was the most famous quartet of the world. I too listened to that prog. In the 70s.i too was a teenager. If the program started with the Gang then the entire prog. would be bythe gang.
@@larryperry9481I was right there listening with you! WWL. Wow, those were the days.
I remember if I did not want to go to Sunday School I had to watch Mull's Gospel singing.. I got religion one way or other on Sunday
Great memories watching these two on Sunday mornings before church!!! What a team!!! J. Bazzel Mull and Lady Mull!! Never forget that voice of J. Bazzel.
I miss J Bazel & Lady Mull. I grew up watching them on Ch. 10. I became familiar with a lot of the singing groups back in my radio days by watching the Mulls Singing Convention.
"Ain't that right Mrs Mull" .. Loved this program all the years I lived in Knoxville, along with all the singings they promoted around the area!
I proudly carried the nickname "Bazzel" from the time I started high school until I was about 40 years old. My older brother got the name from his high school buddies when he got straight A's in our high school Bible class. It started out as "Preacher Mull" and later as "J. Bazzel". I started high school the year after my brother graduated. When the guys that knew my brother realized that I was his little brother I immediately became "J. Bazzel Jr.". The "J" and "Jr." were eventually dropped and I just became "Bazzel". The name stayed with me all through my college years and many years after that. I actually spelled it "Bassel" and all those years hardly anyone knew my real name. The majority of the people who knew me called me "Bassel" and seldom used my real name.
Thank you so much for sharing. Really enjoyed learning about your family. I look forward to meeting all in heaven one sweet day! God bless you and yours!
I was stuck having to watch and listen to this every Sunday morning when I was a kid…. Hated it….. still do
Thanks for your classy, tasteful, insightful comment.
I always enjoyed watching the show before church on Sunday mornings. When the show moved from channel 8 I couldn't get it anymore. I missed it so much. I enjoyed watching the tribute here.
amen my father used them as an alarm clock
a trip down memory lane thanks for sharing
Truly servants of our risen Lord
I love the old red hymnal at 28:35
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They replayed the tribute episode last Sunday so the tribute episode was the last program. The new program on MyVLT with Tommy Spencer will be airing tomorrow morning.
did this show used to be on WBIR Knoxville?
trxxxtr Yes. Off the top of my head, the show was originally on WBIR. Back when NBC started or expanded the Sunday Today Show. That would've pushed the show to an earlier time slot. The Mulls moved the show to WVLT (the Knoxville CBS affiliate) to keep it's later time slot. Then maybe around 2011, WVLT (channel 8.1) bumped the show to its secondary channel (8.2 MyVLT).
When is the last one
Who is Charlotte Mulls husband