Post some Old School Gospel

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Oatsman

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Does anybody here like the older gospel stuff? If so, post it here! I'd love to hear it.

[video]https://youtu.be/JeaBNAXfHfQ[/video]

Sister Rosetta Tharpe is not only my favorite gospel singer/guitarist. She is also my favorite blues singer. She also helped invent a genre of music called "Rock n' Roll"-- maybe you've heard of it?

Edit: Had to put one more on...

[video]https://youtu.be/l9bX5mzdihs[/video]
 
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JohnRH

JohnRH

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Oatsman said:
Does anybody here like the older gospel stuff? If so, post it here! I'd love to hear it.

[video]https://youtu.be/JeaBNAXfHfQ[/video]

Sister Rosetta Tharpe is not only my favorite gospel singer/guitarist. She is also my favorite blues singer. She also helped invent a genre of music called "Rock n' Roll"-- maybe you've heard of it?

Edit: Had to put one more on...

[video]https://youtu.be/l9bX5mzdihs[/video]
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Suppertime -Jim Reeves
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7dK85MBqsLw&t=0s&list=FL8GEmIMGTdfjo1IGWNPuneg&index=1

Bluegrass Hymns and Old Country Churches (instrumental)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8naeuoWnkFw&t=0s&list=FL8GEmIMGTdfjo1IGWNPuneg&index=5

Pickin Park 10 31 16
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CL4jkm6plFw&t=0s&list=FL8GEmIMGTdfjo1IGWNPuneg&index=13
 
Deror

Deror

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Oatsman said:
Does anybody here like the older gospel stuff? If so, post it here! I'd love to hear it.
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Yeah, I do!! Really enjoy old school gospel :eek:

Would love to afford to collect some of the old gospel tunes and listen to them on a real nice sound system. A lot of them aren't available anymore though ey ...


As as for the blues, when I was 14, I received a birthday present of a cassette of all the blues music from the old Levi's adverts. I used to play it constantly, driving the house nuts apart from 1 who appreciated blues and rock 'n roll.

Haven't listened to blues now for ages though, apart from Eric Bibb. Love a song by him called I heard the angels singing.



anyways, so here's some to share:


Essie Moss - Can't keep it to myself

Running for the Lord - Twinkie Clark (lol, like her name, Twinkie)

Gloria Bailey - When the toils of life are over / In the New Jerusalem

Gloria Bailey - Will your anchor hold / We have an anchor

The Beautiful Zion Choir - I've crossed over

The Savettes - Someday



Sister Rosetta Sharpe rings a bell, you know for some reason I have childhood memories of songs like, Down by the Riverside.

Im just enjoying a video "Didn't it rain" :Dnice one !!

Thanks for sharing Sister Rosetta :)
 
posthuman

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i love the blind boys from Alabama, both the original & the 5

[video=youtube;1ywHkl3Ibyo]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ywHkl3Ibyo[/video]
 
Deror

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posthuman said:
i love the blind boys from Alabama, both the original & the 5

[video=youtube;1ywHkl3Ibyo]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ywHkl3Ibyo[/video]
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They are so good, I first heard them from when I used to listen to some of Ben Harper's songs.

[video]https://youtu.be/w866o8Z35Pk[/video]
 
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