Gold City-Good Ol' Gospel Song

[NateAlex10]

GC w/o TR is like PB&J w/o jelly!

[fehercristiandorin]

they've lost their way... this should be about God :(

[mdren760]

The bass singer is Aaron McCune, he is not singing with anyone, Jonathan is singing with his son under the name "Wilburn and Wilburn", the tenor is Steve Ladd, he is doing solo work, and the baritone is Daniel Riley, son of Tim and brother of Doug Riley (Deceased) who used to play drums for Gold City.

[bethlawenator]

What is the bass singer's name?

[HILLBILLY2ify]

WHAT IS BLOND GUYS NAME HE HAS A POWERFUL VOICE

[ated14]

tht bass is good

[chattownco13]

good group of gold city, but Brian Free, Ivan Parker, Mike LeFevre and Tim riley still take the cake when it comes to any solid gospel group

[sundaypunchr]

That Bass had some big shoes to fill. He isn't bad at all!!

[SPIDERBITEUM]

i'd like to here that bass singer hit the low note like tim riley

[PoMilostiEvo]

oops, i mean johnathon wilbur...

[hylesbarigton09]

aaron mccun is real hard to replace and i think he did so good filling in tim rileys shoes its sad to see him gone

[brianisawesom]

is tim riley back in the group yet?

[PoMilostiEvo]

The group was super with aaron wilbur singing lead! what is he doing now?

[MrKyledude18]

@PoMilostiEvo from what I gather he is now a car salesman in Gadson AL lol

[unklejay83]

@MrKyledude18 he is but he still sings at the local churches

[ChristianEntertain]

@unklejay83 Actually Jonathan Wilburn and his son just went back out on the road.

[unklejay83]

@ChristianEntertain that is awesome i would love to hear them

[trojanblood76]

WOW!!! This is the last time the group was actually good.  Wish it was like this now!!!

[laom20]

I heard this song on my local radio and searched it on here.. It's so awesome... God Bless you people :)

[bartssue]

PTL--There is something about a good ol' gospel song--so uplifting

[talovesdan]

they do not lip sinc,have seen them many times and my hubby grew up knowing daniel,wheat a great bunch of singers

[thptrooper9]

well they don't lip sing I know them personally they have to my dad's church and actually know them. They are a great group..

[LocustIvy]

lip sync...........

[pin5a]

buen bajo

[wilmcock]

they have never lip sinked go to a concert see for your self been to tons of them

[stuffy321]

JUST KIDDING! THESE GUYS ARE GREAT!!!

[stuffy321]

ernie says these guys lip sink! even at there concerts! i'm not going to tell you what ernies last name is but it starts with an H!!

[humpty318]

I have heard the same thing about EHSS. I don't know if it's true though. I have been to four Gold City and three EHSS concerts and they were not lip sinking in them.

[Hairyhole1]

They love messing with eachother.. make sure ernie wasn't just joking around.

[thiagojuliao16]

Aaron is not thaaat good (yet). Check at 2:03 HIS FAILURE when trying to hit a not that low note.

He just hit lower notes at live already...he needs to acquire constancy.

=)

[hondarideralex]

man thats called a lead in/resolution, he hit it then jumped to lead in to the shout section. He resolved the chord to help it lead in. also people mess up too. no ones perfect.

[hondarideralex]

actually he hit that really well. I really don't know what you are talking about

[newsman1979]

I like the Richard Sterban MOVES Aaron does on stage...Watch Richard sometime and then Aaron....Nice...

[highjumpingsk8r]

I noticed that too! I have seen the Oak Ridge Boys several times, and that's the first thing I thought of when I saw this video! Funny!

[MeanGene55555]

George was told years ago @ Stamps-Baxter School of Music that he should strive to be a "singer with a low voice" & NOT just a low singer. Maybe that's why he could handle both smooth solos as well as low notes.

[hondarideralex]

the thing about Aaron McCune and other bass singers is that they just have a different tamber to their voice than other bass singers.

[statesmenfan]

Aaron McCune reminds of Big Chief. Don't really know what it is, but something he does in this video, reminds me of that great Bass.

[Hawkeye315]

This is one of my favorite songs! Aaron, you are doing AMAZING!!! WOW!!! I've heard you guys a bunch live, but this video is tops!

[coffeeluvr41]

i love this song! lol

[chernowitz]

Wow. I'm impressed. I am a EHSSQ fan and i would like to see both quartets sing toghther sometimes.

[hugedell]

Amen to that Bro, but I don't think so, not as long as Bill Gaither lives, his GVB made that Together DVD with Ernie and SSQ, Gold City sung together with The Oak Ridge Boys, I would like to see little Timmy singing with Aaron;):D:D:D:D

[rifleman50cal]

i think poor Timmy wood be a bit outdone by Aaron McCune. lol. ;P

[chernowitz]

I'm glad that that's only your opinion. Tim is a lot better bass singer than Aaron. Aaron sounds like he's cracking, or his voice is coming out of a cracked barrel or something. Tim has a deep, smooth and low voice.

[Hawkeye315]

Actually, you regarded rifleman's comment as opinion and your as fact. I enjoy Aaron's singing because he is more of a personal friend of mine. I think his singing is better. That is my opinion and Timmy Duncan being better is your opinion. I've never heard Aaron's voice crack in concert.

[rifleman50cal]

i was talking about the range. Tim can sing low, but not nearly as low as Aaron. in regards to the voice quality, they are about the same, but when i see a bass, i look at how deep they can sing first, and then i consider the pitch and quality of their voice. for example, J.D. Sumner. not a good singer. he only hit the right notes about half the time. BUT he became one of the most famous basses to ever live because of how deep he could sing. thank u for backing me up, Hawkeye315.

[choosdad]

I have to agree with you, JD was great at the slide down into the basemnent. As for his singing, he wasn't all that good compared to the likes of George Younce, Tim Riely and many other greats. Sterban of the Oaks is good, but inconsistan he tends to fry and go beyond his range far to often. Even the Great George Younce would try and hit it too low and fry. It's common in bass singers. When Bill Gaither gathered some of the greatest bass singers together for his videos I was thrilled.

[alexmatchim]

i love tim all the same, but aaron has really stepped it up.

i think he's filling those shoes extremely well!

and thats not crackin, his voice is crisp and has a very nice sound.

[daddyo8463]

NO WAY !

[txlongarm]

Rifleman, Totally agree. One reason I like McCune is because I feel he is a mixture of my three favorite basses: George Younce, Tim Riley and Richard Sterban. A bass connoisseur, I believe, can hear those three in him when he sings; not necessarily in solo's, but when singing with the group. Go see them in concert; he's hilarious. Tim Duncan,...well,... he looks good! (I love to get the SSQ fans stirred up. It doesn't take much.)

[lonemapper]

Actually Aaron is a flat out good "singer". That's what Younce was. There is much more to being an outstanding bass than just singing low.

[hugedell]

I really like Aaron McCune he's a good choice for the group but in my oppinion, Tim Riley is irreplaceable