20 Gospel Video Classics - Historical Performances

[@ronaldgaddy]

I played a lot of the old songs like this when i was on the radio in western north carolina. I played these very ones . They were on a c.d.

[@ronaldgaddy]

I played them also on the old 45's and albums.

[@jasonwilliams7431]

It was great to see some of the old timers when they were young, especially Jim Hamill with the Rebels, Ed Hill with the Prophets, and Naomi Sego.

[@Classic.Southern.Gospel]

I didn't recognize Ed Hill with the Prophets. Thanks for pointing that out.

[@jasoncoleman-is7lh]

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[@larrychoat]

It's hard to imagine Rusty Goodman as the bass. He has such a range.

[@brandenblackwell9116]

Rusty was so versatile. He was usually singing the bass part with the Happy Goodmans when he was not the featured singer

[@jasonwilliams7431]

Glenn Allred of the Florida Boys is my favorite baritone singer.

[@Classic.Southern.Gospel]

One of the best, for sure!

[@ronaldgaddy]

And billy Todd had a great bass voice.

[@jasoncoleman-is7lh]

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[@thescarletandgrey2505]

Is that a young Donny Seabolt singing 2nd tenor? Wow I’m used to seeing him in Blue Ridge Quartet!

[@larrychoat]

This is what I grew up with. It's a long way from "Elvira".

[@Classic.Southern.Gospel]

Praise the Lord for that!

[@jasoncoleman-is7lh]

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[@yepyepuhhuhuhhuh3999]

Young Jim Hamill just feels wrong. He's forever in his 50s and 60s to me.

[@Classic.Southern.Gospel]

LOL! Yes, hard to see him in his pre-Kingsmen days.

[@jasoncoleman-is7lh]

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