"Vintage" Five Blind Boys of Alabama-An AQGC 2000 Hall of Fame Inductee

In the year 2000, The legendary Five Blind Boys of Alabama were inducted into the American Gospel Quartet Convention Hall of Fame recognizing their music ministry for Jesus Christ.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Gospel
• Quartet
• Alabama
• Legends
• Happy Land Jubilee Singers.
• Colonus
• Five
• Blind
• Boys
• Talledega
• Clarence
• Fountain

[birdstuckinchimney]

Sista rosetta in the background wow!!

[dukeofdeco]

My number one favorite youtube video. This is it! This is as good as it gets.

[abc1234pc]

spell binding ! i try to listen to @ the start of the day , guides we along my way... a gifted group of gentlemen, thank you Lord for giving us these words .

[deryck9111]

I haven't heard this kind of gospel singing, since the little storefront "holyroller" church I attended as a kid. Thank you for posting, it touches my heart.

[MrCoco158]

Clarence could sing circles around most of these clowns today. Love his hnd movements at 0:41 and 0:42 of the recording. This is singing. Can't be taught to do the sweet phrasings and subtle caresses. Love the brother's energy i nt he back too, the husky singer- full of energy. Love the way Clarence is keeping what appears to be thirty-two time withhis hands wiggling- awesome...

[soulfuljakazz07]

I've watched this clip a dozen times over the past 2 days & somehow, it gets better with each & every viewing. Immeasurable thanks to you, AGQC.

[soulfuljakazz07]

Amazing.

[TheGenesisnogueira]

Sou do Brasil..... Muito bom esse som

[thatsingingman]

Thats sanging! Yes sirrrr.

[THRASHFKINFILLETS]

Such powerful music!!

[jusme49]

wow!!!! i just can't seem 2 find a real gosple store that sales all of the ole time church gosple songs. do anyone know? where n calif that i can find.

[torrencebrannon]

There is a video collection called, "Soul of the Church". Its a (2) disc set from a tv show based in Chicago from 1962-1965. the show, called, "TV Gospel Time" featured some of the greats in Gospel music during that time, and was hosted by people like Rev. James Cleavland. Google in the title of the show, and you will see where to order. Also featured are the Highway QC's, out of which came Sam Cooke and Johnny Taylor, who were both singing secular music at this particular time.