All Time Southern Gospel Collection

Track Listings
1. Goodby, World, Goodby    
2. Old Country Church - Stamps Quartet    
3. I Believe in the Ole Time Way - Stamps Quartet    
4. Just a Little Walk With Jesus - Masters V    
5. O What a Savior - Masters V    
6. Walls Came Tumblin' Down - The Kingsmen    
7. Jesus Holds the Keys    
8. Learning to Lean - The Blackwood Brothers    
9. Everybody Will Be Happy - Stamps Quartet    
10. He Looked Beyond My Faults - Rambos    
11. He's a Personal Savior - Masters V    
12. Rainbow of Love - Stamps Quartet    
13. Go Out to the Program - The Oak Ridge Boys    
14. Must I Go and Empty Handed - Lefevres    
15. Old Fashioned Meeting - The Speer Family    
16. Little Is Much - Masters V    
17. I've Got a New Born Feeling    
18. In the Shelter of His Arms - The Oak Ridge Boys    
19. Ten Thousand Years - The Kingsmen    
20. Happy Rhythm    

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All Time Southern Gospel Collection
Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
  • This is the REAL DEAL!!
  • All Time Southern Gospel Hits Collection - 2003
  • Classic Southern Gospel
 All Time Southern Gospel Collection
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Manufacturer: Jive
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000003OMV
Release Date: 1996-07-30

Tracks:

  1. Goodby World Goodby - The Statesmen
  2. The Old Country Church - The Stamps Quartet
  3. I Believe In The Ole Time Way - The Stamps Quartet
  4. Just A Little Talk With Jesus - The Masters Five
  5. O What A Savior - The Masters Five
  6. The Walls Came Tumblin' Down - The Kingsmen
  7. Jesus Holds The Keys - The Rebels Quartet
  8. Learning To Lean - The Blackwood Brothers
  9. Everybody Will Be Happy - The Stamps Quartet
  10. He Looked Beyond My Fault - The Rambos
  11. He's A Personal Saviour - The Masters Five
  12. Rainbow Of Love - The Stamps Quartet
  13. Go Out To The Program - The Oak Ridge Boys
  14. Must I Go And Empty Handed - The Lefevres
  15. The Old Fashioned Meeting - The Speer Family
  16. Little Is Much - The Masters Five
  17. I've Got A New Born Feeling - The Rebels Quartet
  18. In The Shelter Of His Arms - The Oak Ridge Boys
  19. Ten Thousand Years - The Kingsmen
  20. Happy Rhythm - The Statesmen

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars This is the REAL DEAL!!.......2007-02-09

Elvis absolutely adored each and every one of these Gospel Quartets! These are the cream of the crop of Gospel singers! Trust me, it does Not get better than this.J D Sumner, Jake Hess,Rosie Rosell,James Blackwood, Ed Enoch!Elvis even hired most of these for his own records.If that doesn't tell you anything!!! This disc is a true history lesson of Southern Gospel and the influence on Rock and Roll!

5 out of 5 stars All Time Southern Gospel Hits Collection - 2003.......2003-10-26

I had read the first review written by Timb prior to ordering my own copy so I was curious to know if the cuts attributed to The Statesman were instead those of The Masters Five.

After receiving, listening, very much enjoying my own copy, I fully agree with Timb1 from OH -- it is indeed J. D. Sumner on both cuts that are attributed to The Statesman. Furthermore, on "Happy Rhythm," the last cut on the disk, it's quite obviously J.D. Sumner AND James Blackwood, so I would assume that it has to be The Masters Five. That's not a problem for me since I am a tremendous fan of The Masters Five. But, where are the cuts from The Statesman?

While I also agree that "Learning To Lean" was not the biggest hit for The Blackwoods, it has always been a personal favorite of mine so I'm happy that it's included. We need much more of this wonderful music to be digitally remastered and re-released.

It's a wonderful album and worth every cent. If you love Southern Gospel, buy this album and ENJOY!

4 out of 5 stars Classic Southern Gospel.......2000-02-02

This is a fine recording with some classic cuts of older southern gospel groups. The late great granddaddy of all bass singers J.D. Sumner is on many of the cuts. I think the songs labelled as Statesman recordings are actually Master's V recordings because the bass singer is clearly J.D. Sumner and not Big Chief Wetherington. J.D. never sang with the Statesman Quartet as a group member as far as I know. Oddly enough there is only one Blackwood Brothers song on this CD, so Amazon's titling is somewhat misleading. I wouldn't call Learning to Lean one of their greatest hits either. I also would have chosen different cuts from the Kingsmen. They have produced much better material than what is represented here. The sound quality is excellent, but the lack of detailed liner notes about the personnel of the groups at the time of the recordings is very disappointing. Overall, however, a great experience. Not to be missed is the Master's V inspired rendition of Little is Much. If you haven't listened to the sound clip do so now. Buy and enjoy.

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