El Chivo
Tele-Holic
I've recently found a love for old school Gospel
The Gospel Music Appreciation Thread
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Vibroluxer
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@El Chivo
What do you consider old school gospel? The folks that have posted here have a very wide of likes and audible pleasures.
There is a treasure trove of music in this thread. At one time I started going through the thread, post by post, building a nice gospel playlist. I got through page 7 before the rabbit hole bottomed out. But I'll pick it up again.
Let us know what you like and maybe we can help you find some.
Welcome aboard!
What do you consider old school gospel? The folks that have posted here have a very wide of likes and audible pleasures.
There is a treasure trove of music in this thread. At one time I started going through the thread, post by post, building a nice gospel playlist. I got through page 7 before the rabbit hole bottomed out. But I'll pick it up again.
Let us know what you like and maybe we can help you find some.
Welcome aboard!
El Chivo
Tele-Holic
I'm guessing 50s-70s where it sounds like Southern Soul music? I'm pretty new to it. I used to play in a church that did more modern stuff where there were a ton of changes and $10 chords.
Vibroluxer
Poster Extraordinaire
Something like this?
Troy Ramey - Call Jesus
Troy Ramey - Call Jesus
daddyplaysbass
Friend of Leo's
I play in a Lutheran Church, pretty much from their songbook as we play for the congregation to sing. One hour rehearsal in sanctuary before service. Myself, I like traditional Gospel where the lyrics form a sermon, think Jimmy Swaggart. Chord rogresssions are redictable, maybe add a II, sometimes the III to get to the iiv chord..My club days are over and I don't miss them; we here, are not a show or entertainment; just take the place of the organ. Here's an example of what I osted earlier and I sure would like to be their bass layer:I'm guessing 50s-70s where it sounds like Southern Soul music? I'm pretty new to it. I used to play in a church that did more modern stuff where there were a ton of changes and $10 chords.
As you ca see, my "P" wasn't working, a little WD40 and hairdryer fixed it !
Vibroluxer
Poster Extraordinaire
@daddyplaysbass , your link isn't working for me.
daddyplaysbass
Friend of Leo's
billy logan
Tele-Afflicted
The studio version now
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daddyplaysbass
Friend of Leo's
"like herding cats." - I avoid cliches like the plague !
So did this guy.
I mean, who writes a song about a prematurely born infant anyway?
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billy logan
Tele-Afflicted
Vibroluxer
Poster Extraordinaire
Hope ya don't mind me tagging along, here's Roy's version...
OneHorseBlue
TDPRI Member
This is right up my alley. I've been listening to Amos Raber on heavy rotation lately. The wife and I have it playing every morning while we go about our routine.
There is a version of Will The Circle Be Unbroken by LeRoy Stoltzfus that has brilliant piano and steel if you're interested.
