Ken Turner (Lonesome Road) 11-06-14
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- Ken Turner, who sang bass for the Blackwood Brothers from 1971 to 1988, was one of the guest artists at the 2014 PGMA (Pacific Gospel Music Association) festival at the Hilton in Eugene, Oregon, from November 6-8, 2014.
Ok yeah his low notes are impressive, but the fact that he actually still SOUNDS great...? damn. I want whatever tonic this fella took
Heh. Heh. Nice.
HE JUST TURNED 80 AND CAN STILL TEACH THEM YOUNG PUPS WHAT THE DOUBLE LOW C SOUNDS LIKE WITHOUT FRYING OR STRAINING
YOKI LEE He does fry a little bit,but it still sounds great tho
I am a 7 string bass player and I approve of these low notes!!
As a 4 string player this guy intimidates me
But you only get 4 extra low notes on a 7 string because it's tuned BEADGCF
Bass only have four any other is sin
Bet you got a 8 string after hearing this
@@elansleazebaganno you could always restring it to be F#BEADGC, or, if you’re really adventurous, C#F#BEADG
It's not that he's the lowest singer, it's that he has the absolute clearest notes on his lowest range, no comparison. Bellow those notes nobody can really sing, just do a sound test. No idea why he's isn't more known.
his faces!!! this guy is adorable. I haven't seen faces this priceless since BB King
You should see his other video showing the wind instruments he can mimic. I was his pupil for a short time and still occasionally do his trombone sound. th-cam.com/video/HXR7qO7FTvg/w-d-xo.html
People doesn't realize how hard it is to sing these low notes with a straight face like this
Every kid wants such a granddad. He still a very good singer and very funny too.
for an 80 year old man to age as good as him is one thing but to keep singing in the bass-ment like in a live performance, that is incredible
His low note solo in rainbow of love was just amazing
Remember when you were with The Palmetto State Quartet and you would come to my church for homecoming. That's where I grew to love Bass singers. You Ken Turner the best. ❤
Wow!
I am a tuba player and i approve of this message
Man he is a legend
Such lighthearted and cheerful delivery, and of course the incredible range. One in a billion.
The man is going to be 84 years old in April 17th (born in 1935)
Man a Deep Voiced man like This is Hard to find these days
for people without patience: take it up from 3:20, but how brilliant this is. Thanx for posting!
thank you Ken Turner. for all your great voice thru the years. thanks again.
Waht a Master and a Gentleman!! I would Never Stop singing if I had this Super Wonderful Low voice... :D
This man is incredible!
Leo S. Hello ?
thia guy is very impressive and i don't know how he's hitting those notes, but as a pianist I can't ignore the piano player, i wanna know his name and follow him everywere
O cara do piano e fera demais também parabéns pra eles
thank god i got to sing on stage with him with my quartet and he was with the blackwoods they were a hard act to follow we were a fill in group while they took a break and both groups sing the closing song
What a voice !
4:01 awesome voice!
A amazing singer and he's funny to!
At 4:12 you can here he's using sub-harmonics.
Can you elaborate?
He is great, I met him in Oklahoma City in either 1979 or 1980, at an all night gospel concert. I rmemeber to this day the tale of the lizard on the train trck.
whoever thumbs downed Ken Turner is a jealous little Justin Beaver fan. THIS is man music!
***** Eeeeeexactly.
He reminds me so much of my Grandpa
LOVE THIS GUY !!!
So amazing pure BASS.
mom raised us on the Blackwood Brothers.. love this
Que voz maravilhosa, dom de Deus
He makes singing bass too easy but in reality, Wow! You just sing 'air' when trying to go down lower!
Muito bom!
Baixo sensacional.
That's so freakin cool
It's incredible, another like that man will not be born.
Wow unbelievable!
Love ya Mr Ken,you are fun to watch and you are one of the finest i know.
I think he left his voice underground... coz his bass makes earthquakes man... very nice and very inspiring
Grave surpreendente e pianista muito bom também
beautiful
ken turner is awesome!!!!
I SOME KINDA LOVE MR KEN TURNER
low ir High notes apart... He sings very well, it's so nice to hear to him
gorgeous! wow.
Wow. That was an E flat 1 i think at the end. Or E1, i could be wrong. He truly is impressive
Esse eh o cara do Rainbow of Love?
Aaah. I can finally hit that low G after watching this and practicing.
Bless ur heart
Amazing!
What a neat guy.
fantastic
Hits those low notes like it’s nothing. Some people think Tim Storms did it better but it sounds like he’s just mumbling through it, Ken hits them just fine
Love this guy !
such a character
The king of bass
what a privileged voice!!!
ikr, you can sense patriarchy in it
Nobody:
Me, a bass, singing in my comfortable range after choir:
How old is he now? He's so cool.
He'd in his early 80s if my knowledge serves me right.
Thanks guys!
Ken Turner é de mais
I remember Ken when he was with the Dixie Echoes
He's great!
Love him
It is subharmonic register?
Woowwww!!!Wonderffull
muy bueno,.
obrigado por postar essa relíquia.
Incrível!
Would be a marvellous Transformers voice actor!
Cool!
woah
4:01 how eight year old me saw my dad
Eat your heart out Tim storms. Aint nothing fake about this guy
does anyone have this backtrack available without a voice .... so i can sing over the audio please?
👏👏👏👏👏
Who had a lower vocal range JD Sumner or Ken Turner ?
+Kyle Duffy Definitely J.D. Sumner, but Ken Turner is down there near J.D.
+Kyle Duffy I actually think Turner brings far more integrity down into the contra octave than JD does. JD certainly tried to push it further with those low, low slides down to an imperceptible rumble, but I think Turner can actually *sing* down there with better clarity and tone than JD ever did. Both are greats of the gospel genre, though.
k barber I agree 100%
+ThatKidd Mikhail Zlatopolsky actually sung double low C and could be heard among the choir. In my opinion he had the lowest voice ever, also considering his speaking voice. About Ken Turner and JD I agree with karber. I can add that JD's voice don't please me, maybe because he smoked.
Tim foust well he has a lower vocal range than ken
Is the emcee Wallace (tenor) from Ken's quartet when he sang "Rainbow of Love"?
+squeezemyparticiple No, the emcee is not Wallace.
My question is this; are there any other recordings of that group besides the rainbow of love recording? They were pretty tight, it's a shame they were so short lived
Hello! Where and how is Ken Turner today?
Do you know where I can find the sheet music for this song
Something tells me id love this crowd
Is this the same ken turner who sang rainbow of love?
yes
yeah
Wawawawawalk is all i wanna do now
did Ken Turner ever sing on any of the Gaither Gospel Reunions?
Could someone please tell me, what's the name of that song that I sing turner?
So how low did he go on this song??????? I havent heard anyone go lower.
is he using some kind of technique which some beatboxers are using?
genuine question
the voice doesn't fit his face at all..
Is he lives?
4:08 When I inhaled a Hexafluoride, and it hit my little toe.
no wonder, he even got that frog throat sac
Hi, friends! Can you tell me where I can find Mr. Ken Turner's contacts? Maybe an email?
What's the name ir the piano player?
But can he still play the trumpet?
whaaaaat? lol
He had a much better bass voice than J.D. Sumner and reached the lowest notes much easier as well.
I wouldn’t say that. They’re both legends. JD Sumner did Rainbow of Love better.
So it is not chest voice Jd hits That with pure chest the same voice you are using when you speak but jd uses subharmonic which is not chest its like we using fry for getting that low so it will be easier for him to hit so that is not chest and he cant go lower with chest too jd is MUCH MORE lower bass than him
he is amazing but his facial expressions are to much
+Jonathan Silverman He's doing those to provide some amusement to the audience.
+Jonathan Silverman He's been doing that in all live performances since at least the mid 90's when I can first remember seeing him as a kid (he was a friend of my dad's, and would come to our church fairly often).
Let's hear it without a mic, just like Vladimir Zlatopolsky would do, while singing over 30 other choir members.