Blackwood Brothers with JD Sumner - Hide Me, Rock of Ages скачать видео бесплатно

Doug Beer

Now there is some great gospel music.I miss the days of going to the old gospel quartet concerts. I still love to go see The Blackwood brothers with Billy Blackwood, and the Blackwood quartet with Mark Blackwood.

Margery Lombard

love it

Maritza de Olarte

Miss you J.D.!

Marcos Elias

Very good, é o melhor grave que já vi JD Sumner

john tabler

I've always loved JD, but it wasn't until i started trying to learn to sing parts that i realized how great he was thanks.

Layden Scheidel

Who can get down lower Jd sumner or London parris

ROB SAILER

Cecil makes his part look so easy, he's smooth... p.s. love JD!

63hogger

I grew up with Larry in Detroit. The family lived only a few blocks from us and Mrs. Orrell was in the cub scouts with my mother Pack 551 at Marshall school. Larry had his own quartet and sang with a few others. I love finding the old quartets and hearing them sing again. The Rebels were my favorite.

paul brown

Love Gospel music and respect J.D. Sumner's body of work. However.....Sumner in my ears....couldn't carry a melody, pitch was not so great....not musical....and had holes in his voice. If he was singing something that moves he was okay, but if he had to sustain notes it was weak. Rex Nelon, John Hall, George Younce and other had line and told a story much better.

vittor souza

q folego

Marister Prado

Fabulous singer, a voice of rare JD Sunner

deduce62

Could listen to JD anytime...anyplace! He was a great bass singer and a great man!

sherry quilter

Love JD - don't give a rats ass what key he was singing in - just enjoy!

Isaiah Embert

yea, my top 5 would have to be JD, London Parris, George Younce, Big Chief, and John Hall

Isaiah Embert

bless jd's heart, he had a growling voice in his l8r years, sometimes off pitch 2

Philipp Prigonsky

It is incredible.

Dean Adkins

@grammie0301 Note that Whitey Gleason is listed in the information section.

Diane NLN

@Mr99632 Please forgive my ignorance, but wasn't Whitey Gleason the piano player? I saw this group many times at Medinah Temple in Chicago at all nite singings promoted by Lloyd Orrell. That was the highlight of my Daddy's life, I'm sure. I believe Lloyd had a son named Larry who had his own group, The Orrells??? Not sure about this. Anyway, I throughly enjoyed this video. Thank you for posting it.

mike smith

Man if the quality could only be better we could REALLY here them 2 old RCA Ribbon mics really sound out..You can't beat them.

Eric Peck

they could sing a song on their death bed..it will still sound good!!

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