Oh I thank the dear Lord for TH-cam where I can still hear George sing in his baritone and Glen sing again. I had the unique pleasure of hearing them in person many times before the Lord called them to sing in the heavenly choir
Mack Taunton is one of the 4 or 5 greatest pure singers in southern gospel music history. So underrated and underappreciated. The ending right there is better than anybody else ever did it
@@knowmusicman157 Fist bump! Rozelle, especially in his younger days was awesome. Definitely in the top 10 all time tenors. I put SG tenors into two styles: classic and modern. Top 5 classic style tenors: Johnny Parrack, Mack Taunton, Rosie Rozelle, Denver Crumpler, Dallas Rogers (recently with Dixie Echoes and Inspirations). Modern: Terry Franklin, Danny Fundeburke, Chris Allman, Wes Hampton, Chris Collins (Kingsmen in early 90s)
@@blakeedmondson9573 Parrack was to young to be classic. You have to pick the tenors from the early groups. Statesmen. Stamps. Rebels. Oak Ridge, Blackwoods, Florida Boys, etc. Go to Dean Adkins channel.
I can remember 'way back when I was a teenager we had an old 78 rpm record with this song on it. I loved it then and still do. I wish I could remember the quartet that sang it.
If the 78 had Rainbow of Love on one side and The Laughing Song on the other side, then it was recorded by this group… The Cathedral Quartet, better known as The Cathedrals. I, myself, have this 78.
Church of Christ at Cimarron, OK. on Hwy. 74 He does live in Edmond though. Our church is just east and north of Guthrie. I drive from Norman every Sunday for services. Wonderful place it is! Come see us, some Sunday, we start at 10 and then we have lunch afterwards.
Shining every day all along the way There's a rainbow (there's a rainbow) of love (perfect love) On the land and sea, shines for you and me There's a rainbow (there's a rainbow) of love (perfect love) There's a rain- (a rainbow shining) -bow of love (with a golden lining) It's pointing to (it's always pointing) heaven above (to heaven above) Shining through (the clouds are gathered) every cloud (in stormy weather) There's a rainbow (there's a rainbow) of love (perfect love) II When we cross the tide on the other side There's a rainbow (there's a rainbow) of love (perfect love) Shining on and on 'round the great white throne There's a rainbow (there's a rainbow) of love (perfect love) There's a rain- (a rainbow shining) -bow of love (with a golden lining) It's pointing to (it's always pointing) heaven above (to heaven above) Shining through (the clouds are gathered) every cloud (in stormy weather) There's a rainbow (there's a rainbow) of love (perfect love) There's a rain- (a rainbow shining) -bow of love (with a golden lining) It's pointing to (it's always pointing) heaven above (to heaven above) Shining through (the clouds are gathered) every cloud (in stormy weather) There's a rainbow (there's a rainbow) of love (perfect love)
George hits a low B in this one at 3:47. I guess that's B1, the one that's in the space below two ledger lines below the bass clef. I heard him hit Bb1 multiple times in this concert.
HeartH'S-Tones what about JD? He was the lowest but I do agree with you on that, they are at the top of the list of the best bass singers that sang gospel music.
well, that's debatable, and other things. If you want to hear a real bass singer, YT search A FEW GOOD MEN MUSIC MINISTRY SOUTH AFRICA...I could listen to them all day, favorite is I could Sing About Heaven... also search THE BRETHREN QUARTET (Zambia) let me know what you think.
HeartH'S-Tones Well I found a new group to love and I love the tone of the bass singer, so rich and so smooth. I was kind of hoping to hear some low notes but he did hit some fairly low notes. I love that group but I think I like the old gospel quartets like JD Sumner and the stamps and the cathedrals plus that statesmen with Big Chief better. I do like that quartet though!
Shining every day all along the way There's a rainbow (there's a rainbow) of love (perfect love) On the land and sea, shines for you and me There's a rainbow (there's a rainbow) of love (perfect love) There's a rain...(a rainbow shining)...bow of love (with a golden lining) It's pointing to (it's always pointing) heaven above (to heaven above) Shining through (the clouds are gathered) every cloud (in stormy weather) There's a rainbow (there's a rainbow) of love (perfect love) When we cross the tide on the other side There's a rainbow (there's a rainbow) of love (perfect love) Shining on and on around the great white throne There's a rainbow (there's a rainbow) of love (perfect love
I heard all 4 bass singers George Younce, JD Sumner, Ken Turner, and Tim Wiley. I think The Cathedral sing this better of the group but Ken Turner get lower then all of them. But the Cathedral sing this song better then any group I have heard.
Kyle - certainly. BUT, Ken's vocal fry mix sounds better than JD Sumner's pure bass. To me, the thing that counts is which singer hits the lowest note while sounding good and stable.
Ken Turner and the crystal river boys vs the cathedrals vs JD Sumner,, Rainbow of love,,, the winner is...........Ken Turner and the crystal River Boys!!!!!!!!
Ken Turner sounds a lot better because he sings from the chest making it more smooth and pleasant sounding. While JD Sumner is almost pure bass, i personaly think JD hit the lower note and sounded better
Wow, George has a really cool voice-style. Resonant and strong. But I wish somebody would post this song from JD Sumner. I´ve searched for it everywhere, but i`ve never found the whole song. JD goes much lower, I think down to C#1. I would like to here that.
DonSchanteloni the way I have it is by Apple Music but I think you can just search up Masters V Rainbow of love and it will show the one that has the C#1 in it
Ethan Hayden -- WELL, THEY JUST DID IT- AND GEORGE SOUNDS STRONGER, CLEARER,SMOOTHER, AND MORE ANOINTED- THAN JD "MARBORO MAN: SUMNER! OF COURSE, THAT'S ONLY WHEN HE WASNT A, AND I QUOTE HIM--" A FUNCTIONAL DRUNK!!!" GIVE HIM A CIGERETTE BOYS, AND SEE IF HE CAN HIT THAT DOUBLE LOW C??? I KNOW, IT DOESNT MATTER, CZ HE HAD ELVIS!!! LOL!!! "THANK YOU, THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!! LOL!!! BUT I STILL LOVE THEM BOTH-- AND BELIEVE BOTH MADE IT TO HEAVEN!!!! JD JUST GOT THERE A LITTLE QUICKER Cz OF THE MARBOROS!!! HaHa!!! OR WHATEVER BRAND HE SMOKED! He COULD have BEEN A CAMEL MAN. Lol! Its, INTERESTING THOUGH- -- UP UNTIL THEY ALL QUIT SMOKING--- JD, GEORGE,TIM RILEY, AND REX NELON ALL SMOKED!( 4 OF THE BEST EVER!!!) AND, IT DOES GIVE A BASS SINGER AN EDGE! I'M NOT SURE ABOUT THE CHEIF FROM THE STATESMAN IF HE SMOKED OR NOT--- BUT IT SEEMS LIKE I HEARD HE DID! IT ONLY HELPS BASS SINGERS THOUGH- AND EVEN THEN, ONLY 2 SING JUST A LITTLE LOWER. --' BUT IT DOESN'T HELP QUALITY OR SOLO VOICE AT ALL!!! --- * THE FABULOUS FOUR" BASS SINGERS!!!!
I know the difference very well, and I will shit all over the elitists who will place means before results in music. The point is the end result - if it sounds better, it IS better. True bass or vocal fry mix - whichever sounds better is the one I like better. JD sumner may be a better bass singer range-wise, but Ken Turner makes the rainbow of love sound better.
Señor Pevan than who? Deeper than JD Sumner???? Just for educational purposes , JD’s lowest note was a G0 whilst Ken’s lowest note is only a C1 but both are vocal fry so I guess you can compare who is a better bass singer based on tone and smoothness on going to the low notes but I’d personally prefer JD Sumner over anyone and George Younce then Big Chief Wetherington as well as Bill Gaither who doesn’t go very low because he is shy but listen to Low down the chariot and he goes pretty low for him on that song or at least from what I’ve heard.
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I loved to hear George Younce laugh. I loved his laugh.
Woah that tenor nearly gave me a heart attack at the end but what an amazing vocal!
Assoluta mack taunton right? 😀
@@arielhavilah7837 yes! Incredible singer
Oh I thank the dear Lord for TH-cam where I can still hear George sing in his baritone and Glen sing again. I had the unique pleasure of hearing them in person many times before the Lord called them to sing in the heavenly choir
George Amon Webster is the baritone not to be confused with George Younce who is the bass.
I love this group of guys man those are so great
Mack Taunton is one of the 4 or 5 greatest pure singers in southern gospel music history. So underrated and underappreciated. The ending right there is better than anybody else ever did it
He and Danny Funderburk were surely the best tenors from Cathedrals.
@@torybrasileiro3026 Absolutely. Funderburke in his younger days was as good as anybody not named Johnny Parrack or Terry Franklin
Sorry you are all wrong. Nobody could get close to Rosie Rozell.
@@knowmusicman157 Fist bump! Rozelle, especially in his younger days was awesome. Definitely in the top 10 all time tenors. I put SG tenors into two styles: classic and modern. Top 5 classic style tenors: Johnny Parrack, Mack Taunton, Rosie Rozelle, Denver Crumpler, Dallas Rogers (recently with Dixie Echoes and Inspirations). Modern: Terry Franklin, Danny Fundeburke, Chris Allman, Wes Hampton, Chris Collins (Kingsmen in early 90s)
@@blakeedmondson9573 Parrack was to young to be classic. You have to pick the tenors from the early groups. Statesmen. Stamps. Rebels. Oak Ridge, Blackwoods, Florida Boys, etc. Go to Dean Adkins channel.
That last part by Mack is one of the reasons why he was one of the best tenors to come through this group! You're awesome Mack!
George and Glen are so dearly missed.
I love it...George Younce is my favorite bass singer
Mine too
The hall is tremending of his voice in the final!
The best bass performance by George
I can remember 'way back when I was a teenager we had an old 78 rpm record with this song on it. I loved it then and still do. I wish I could remember the quartet that sang it.
If the 78 had Rainbow of Love on one side and The Laughing Song on the other side, then it was recorded by this group… The Cathedral Quartet, better known as The Cathedrals. I, myself, have this 78.
I love this song more every time I hear it!
Melhor Rawbow of love de todos os tempos...vozes maduras e perfeita harmonia....
Sábias palavras
Wow Mack Taunton has a unique tenor beautiful ending he is a lyric tenor
My church choir used to sing this song. I absolutely loved singing it, but of course we never sounded as good as this. Good memories.
What a happy group..just love them
fun fact: here we have a tenor guy taller than the bass guy 😂😂😂 it's more common to see the reverse
sweet aunt jemima that tenors voice is beautiful!!
That tenor is Mack Taunton, who I go to church with here in Oklahoma and he is one of the finest men I know and a true friend.
Greg Bowlan I heard he lives in Edmond, what church does he go to?
Church of Christ at Cimarron, OK. on Hwy. 74
He does live in Edmond though. Our church is just east and north of Guthrie. I drive from Norman every Sunday for services. Wonderful place it is! Come see us, some Sunday, we start at 10 and then we have lunch afterwards.
+MrMadgunner24 SWEET AUNT JEMIMA? Well you must be a pancake fan! :-D
Wow...that was the best example of a tenor (in my opinion ) I've ever heard...amazing talent !
Shining every day all along the way There's a rainbow (there's a rainbow) of love (perfect love) On the land and sea, shines for you and me There's a rainbow (there's a rainbow) of love (perfect love) There's a rain- (a rainbow shining) -bow of love (with a golden lining) It's pointing to (it's always pointing) heaven above (to heaven above)
Shining through (the clouds are gathered) every cloud (in stormy weather)
There's a rainbow (there's a rainbow) of love (perfect love) II When we cross the tide on the other side There's a rainbow (there's a rainbow) of love (perfect love) Shining on and on 'round the great white throne There's a rainbow (there's a rainbow) of love (perfect love)
There's a rain- (a rainbow shining) -bow of love (with a golden lining) It's pointing to (it's always pointing) heaven above (to heaven above) Shining through (the clouds are gathered) every cloud (in stormy weather) There's a rainbow (there's a rainbow) of love (perfect love) There's a rain- (a rainbow shining) -bow of love (with a golden lining) It's pointing to (it's always pointing) heaven above (to heaven above) Shining through (the clouds are gathered) every cloud (in stormy weather) There's a rainbow (there's a rainbow) of love (perfect love)
This tempo has life.
skip to 1:54 for the song
thx
you're hella missing out on his stand up routine
Thank you
The best bass i've ever heard,i am also bass singer👍👍👍✋✋🙏🙏
That tenor honestly doesn't look like he could hit that! But he did! He's great!
That tenor is my father. A great educator... I love Him dearly
@@steventaunton3326 you're Father was an exceptional First Tenor. Was he also an educator??
How i wish i have something like that
@@steventaunton3326 id love to be taught by him
Love this music! :)
George hits a low B in this one at 3:47. I guess that's B1, the one that's in the space below two ledger lines below the bass clef. I heard him hit Bb1 multiple times in this concert.
D2(low D)-C#2(low c Sharp) to reach B1
that bajo is absolutely amazing
I sure will pray for him. I new him years ago when he sang with the Cathedrals
George Younce and Big Chief Wetherington….tie for the absolute best Gospel Bass singers...bar none!
HeartH'S-Tones what about JD? He was the lowest but I do agree with you on that, they are at the top of the list of the best bass singers that sang gospel music.
well, that's debatable, and other things. If you want to hear a real bass singer, YT search A FEW GOOD MEN MUSIC MINISTRY SOUTH AFRICA...I could listen to them all day, favorite is I could Sing About Heaven... also search THE BRETHREN QUARTET (Zambia) let me know what you think.
HeartH'S-Tones Well I found a new group to love and I love the tone of the bass singer, so rich and so smooth. I was kind of hoping to hear some low notes but he did hit some fairly low notes. I love that group but I think I like the old gospel quartets like JD Sumner and the stamps and the cathedrals plus that statesmen with Big Chief better. I do like that quartet though!
There were two, which one did you find...A Few Good Men, or The Brethen Quartet?
HeartH'S-Tones out of the two, I’d choose the few good people music ministry
The ending💜💜💜💜
NAILED IT..!
Of course. I can see how great a man he is.
Get it George!
Shining every day all along the way
There's a rainbow (there's a rainbow) of love (perfect love)
On the land and sea, shines for you and me
There's a rainbow (there's a rainbow) of love (perfect love)
There's a rain...(a rainbow shining)...bow of love (with a golden lining)
It's pointing to (it's always pointing) heaven above (to heaven above)
Shining through (the clouds are gathered) every cloud (in stormy weather)
There's a rainbow (there's a rainbow) of love (perfect love)
When we cross the tide on the other side
There's a rainbow (there's a rainbow) of love (perfect love)
Shining on and on around the great white throne
There's a rainbow (there's a rainbow) of love (perfect love
THERE IS A RAINBOW OF LOVE
Is this where A Christmas Carol of Love comes to be? The melody sounds the sane.
Yeah same tune! 🎶
1:54
thats a gift...of god
Good ol peavey always there for the lord’s message
Perfect
Los amo
Maravilhoso lindo de mais
that gotta be one of the cleanest B1s chest
I THINK THAT...ERNIE HAASE & MACK TAUNTON...ARE NO DOUBT THE BEST TENOR SINGERS IN THE BUSINESS...
bravo.....
Ohhhhh yessss
Dios los bendiga
lindo!!!
Wow what years was this? I saw them do this song live as a 12 year old!
But I gotta say that tenor at the end was beautiful
Oh, and I would like to know who is singing baritone in this video.
George Amon Webster. Great singer and legendary song writer. Passed away relatively young in 2013
Mack Taunon
The reunion and 1995.
I sing this whit my Friends in school
Hombre ruso de 40 años who sings the bass then?
@@samfowler9851 Him? I don't know.
The tenor ... jesus lol !!!!!
すごいおじいさんたちだ
Mack is awesome! 1. Ernie 2. Danny 3. Kirk . 5. Mack.
Phillips or Hasse? I think Little Ernie is way better than Ernie Hasse
missing the guy with the low voice
I heard all 4 bass singers George Younce, JD Sumner, Ken Turner, and Tim Wiley. I think The Cathedral sing this better of the group but Ken Turner get lower then all of them. But the Cathedral sing this song better then any group I have heard.
You're wrong .... Ken turner vocal fried the hell out of it , JD sumner went lowest
Kyle - certainly. BUT, Ken's vocal fry mix sounds better than JD Sumner's pure bass. To me, the thing that counts is which singer hits the lowest note while sounding good and stable.
+ChiefFalque I think JD sounds more natural , everyone's entitled to their own opinion
JD sumner is the lowest bass singer in the world
Carey Abels in my opinion.. with a full voice.. jd sumner the lowest...tim the most powerful , george more big voice. and ken(?)
Nobody will ever compare to J.D. Sumner on this song.
george more better than ken turner, Jd.Sumner more lower than george, but still good
Ken Turner and the crystal river boys vs the cathedrals vs JD Sumner,, Rainbow of love,,, the winner is...........Ken Turner and the crystal River Boys!!!!!!!!
crystal river boys are terrible.
Yeah, they are the Bomb!!! People better recognize!!
+Ryan Sponable they sing with more feeling though
Ken Turner sounds a lot better because he sings from the chest making it more smooth and pleasant sounding. While JD Sumner is almost pure bass, i personaly think JD hit the lower note and sounded better
Valdizid Hitl X L JD SUMNER IS THE WINER
what are the lyrics?
Wow, George has a really cool voice-style. Resonant and strong. But I wish somebody would post this song from JD Sumner. I´ve searched for it everywhere, but i`ve never found the whole song. JD goes much lower, I think down to C#1. I would like to here that.
DonSchanteloni the way I have it is by Apple Music but I think you can just search up Masters V Rainbow of love and it will show the one that has the C#1 in it
who is the bass singer?
Ed. gabriel guitarrista e tecladista George Younce
Ok
Rianbow
This one is a lot faster than the Crystal River Boys (until you get to the low part, then he is off-key).
You can't do this song without J.D. Sumner
Ethan Hayden Yes, you can. Ken Turner is hilarious, and awesome.
+ChiefFalque And his voice has more depth to it, thatn just a humming sound.
+ChiefFalque don't talk about ken if you didn't know what he use to hit low note
Ethan Hayden -- WELL, THEY JUST DID IT- AND GEORGE SOUNDS STRONGER, CLEARER,SMOOTHER, AND MORE ANOINTED- THAN JD "MARBORO MAN: SUMNER! OF COURSE, THAT'S ONLY WHEN HE WASNT A, AND I QUOTE HIM--" A FUNCTIONAL DRUNK!!!" GIVE HIM A CIGERETTE BOYS, AND SEE IF HE CAN HIT THAT DOUBLE LOW C??? I KNOW, IT DOESNT MATTER, CZ HE HAD ELVIS!!! LOL!!! "THANK YOU, THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!! LOL!!! BUT I STILL LOVE THEM BOTH-- AND BELIEVE BOTH MADE IT TO HEAVEN!!!! JD JUST GOT THERE A LITTLE QUICKER Cz OF THE MARBOROS!!! HaHa!!! OR WHATEVER BRAND HE SMOKED! He COULD have BEEN A CAMEL MAN. Lol! Its, INTERESTING THOUGH- -- UP UNTIL THEY ALL QUIT SMOKING--- JD, GEORGE,TIM RILEY, AND REX NELON ALL SMOKED!( 4 OF THE BEST EVER!!!) AND, IT DOES GIVE A BASS SINGER AN EDGE! I'M NOT SURE ABOUT THE CHEIF FROM THE STATESMAN IF HE SMOKED OR NOT--- BUT IT SEEMS LIKE I HEARD HE DID! IT ONLY HELPS BASS SINGERS THOUGH- AND EVEN THEN, ONLY 2 SING JUST A LITTLE LOWER. --' BUT IT DOESN'T HELP QUALITY OR SOLO VOICE AT ALL!!! --- * THE FABULOUS FOUR" BASS SINGERS!!!!
Barry Bryan Jeez calm down man, it's just my opinion. Sorry I triggered you so hard
in my opinion the version of the crystal river boys is better Ken turner is a better bass singer
one day you'll now the different of chest voice & fry
+siloanos nos k
I know the difference very well, and I will shit all over the elitists who will place means before results in music. The point is the end result - if it sounds better, it IS better. True bass or vocal fry mix - whichever sounds better is the one I like better. JD sumner may be a better bass singer range-wise, but Ken Turner makes the rainbow of love sound better.
Señor Pevan than who? Deeper than JD Sumner???? Just for educational purposes , JD’s lowest note was a G0 whilst Ken’s lowest note is only a C1 but both are vocal fry so I guess you can compare who is a better bass singer based on tone and smoothness on going to the low notes but I’d personally prefer JD Sumner over anyone and George Younce then Big Chief Wetherington as well as Bill Gaither who doesn’t go very low because he is shy but listen to Low down the chariot and he goes pretty low for him on that song or at least from what I’ve heard.
@@ChiefFalque Ken Turner has much better voice than JD Sumner for me but JD's voice is obviously the lowest
Ken Turner doesn't hold a candle to George. I've heard baritone singers sing as low as Turner.
That's because Ken was a fake in that song and inhaled his notes. Only a trained eye can tell, but he doesn't fool me.
El bass de ahí no se compara con Ken Turner
Nothing compares to Ken Turner in bass
The other guys were better
Not bad but could be made better
skip to 4:20 when the song is over
los hojos del vato del bosarron no son normales la neta verga