2 comments about Clinch Mountain Echoes: Songs in the Stanley Tradition.

1. this albumn is definitly one of my favorites. ralph II and john rigsby play grate together! i especially like mr rigsbys high baritone along with ralph II;s vocals! such energy! and such wonderful songs in the stanley tradition for a new generation!! i would definitly get yourself a copy of this!



2. This is a MUST have for any Ralph Stanley fan.

1 comments about Carry Faith.

1. Karen Peck shines on this project! Her clear soprano voice is absolutely amazing as she gives every song 110%. This project is full of up-tempo songs as well as a decent amount of those heavy power-ballads that she does so very well. There is also a guest appearance by her sister and Sheri Easter on "You've Got A Friend". I would reccommend this project to anyone who likes Karen Peck. You won't be dissapointed.

1 comments about The Gospel Set.

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   Track Listings:
   
   1. Amazing Grace
   2. It Is No Secret
   3. Swing Low, Sweet Chariot
   4. Lonesome Valley
   5. In The Garden
   6. Leaning On The Everlasting Arms
   7. What A Friend We Have In Jesus
   8. If I Could Hear My Mother Pray Again
   9. The Old Rugged Cross
   10. Softly And Tenderly

2 comments about Gospel.

1. The beautiful blending of voices, the wonderfully familiar hymns, and the upbeat message in these gospel songs are a must for any Gatlin or Gospel enthusiast. Larry Steve and Rudy are certainly at home with this music, the result is heart-felt and the delivery, as always, is a treat.



2. I never tire of listening to this album. The Gatlins have great voices, and the selection of songs are wonderful. I only hope that they put out another Gospel album soon.

No comments about Time.

No comments about Jingle All the Way.

No comments about Country Gospel: Inspirational Favorites.

No comments about Treasury of Inspirational Songs.

No comments about Rush for Gold.

3 comments about Our Recollections.

1. Track Listings
   1. I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing
   2. One Day at a Time
   3. Brighten the Corner
   4. I Like the Old Time Way
   5. Jesus Love Me Melody
   6. The Uncloudy Day
   7. He Touched Me
   8. Swing Wide Your Golden Gate
   9. Glory to His Name
   10. Jesus Paid It All
   11. Room at the Cross
   12. What a Friend
   13. I Believe
   14. Operator
   15. How Big is God
   16. Bring Back the Springtime
   17. The Bible Medley
   18. Just a Little While
   19. Leavin' on My Mind
   20. Mansion Over the Hilltop
   21. He'll Understand and Say Well Done
   22. When We All Get to Heaven
   23. Jesus Died for All the Children



2. For nearly thirty years, Tennessee Ernie Ford recorded for Capitol Records. In 1976 shortly after recording a hit album with Glen Campbell, he retired. In the next year, he recorded five albums for Word Albums. This collection is made up of mostly albums 2 + 5. The 1977 album Swing Wide Your Golden Gates was his third album he recorded with the Jordanaires. Nine out of the ten songs on the album are on this collection. It's the same story with 1983 album (his last) Sunday School Songs for Children. Included are the songs He Touched Me and a moving Leaving on My Mind (wrote by his friend Sammy Goodman of the Happy Goodman Family). These songs as well as the hip "Operator" and "One Day at a Time" make this a collection a classic.



3. Make no mistake, this is not the traditional hymn album put out by Ford. There are songs here that can't really be classified as hymns; songs that are only spiritual in the mildest sense of the word. For example, "I Believe" has never been sung in a church service that I have ever attended. The same thing, to an even larger extent, goes for "I'd like to teach the world to sing." This is by no means the hymn CD that I would pick from the Ford collection. Nevertheless, there are a few hymn standards here, such as "Jesus paid it all," "Room At the Cross," and " When We All Get to Heaven." Still, I admire the bravery of one who would buy this CD at first glance.