Just A Little Closer Home LP - The Kingsmen (1977) [Full Album]

The Kingsmen for this project were Ernie Phillips, Jim Hamill, Squire Parsons, Eldridge Fox, Ray Reese, Nick Bruno, Jim McCauley, & Gary Dillard.
To learn more about Gospel Music Association Hall of Fame Inductee, The Kingsmen, please click on the following link:
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Tracks Include:
1. He Did Not fail
2. Just A Little Closer Home
3. I Just Can't Wait
4. I Went To An Old Camp Meeting With The Devil
5. We Do Not Die
6. One Way Flight
7. Walkin' And Talkin' With Jesus
8. I Owe It All To Him
9. Hungry For The Meal
10. Calm The Storm

[@bayoumanbryan]

Wonderful album. thank you for posting this Kingsmen album, Them, the Cathedrals the Gold City are my top 3 favorites also the Hinsons.

[@wurlitzery4976]

Appreciate you sharing these for others! Ernie Phillips on point as usual!

[@mrsignguy1000]

Thanks, Steve, for this particular gem. After Parrack left, I was introduced to Little Ernie through this record. I wouldn't meet him in person for another couple years, but somehow I believed, even at the ripe old age of 10, the Mighty Kingsmen would somehow be able to carry on.
God sure used that humble WV guy to witness to a LOT of people! 🙂

[@Right.Divider]

Ernie Phillips is my favorite tenor of all time.

[@michaelkurkowaski1718]

@@Right.Divider sorry man. It's johnny Patrick is. Only on this album.

[@jeffreycanterbury2435]

@@michaelkurkowaski1718Look a little closer at the album cover. Ernie Phillips is sitting in the front step on the left.

[@michaelkurkowaski1718]

This one is my first and favorite one squire Parsons did after their word inc contract Canaan records. When the great tenor johnny parrack left expired in 1976. Then the mighty kingsmen went on the Benson heartwarming records. 1977. Then there second great choice was to hire their tenor Ernie Phillips. Great choice foxy. Of course Eldridge fox. Ok Jim hamill stop picking on Eldridge.