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The Blackwwod Brothers "The old Country Church"

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The Blackwood Brothers Quartet singing "The Old Country Church".
James Blackwood, Cecil Blackwood, Bill Shaw and JD Sumner.

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  • I found this video for sale on Ebay a while back. It was on a VHS tape. I have no idea where the video clips came from other than it was marked as "Lost episodes of the Blackwoods". The audo quality is a bit poor but quite a treasure for those as myself that love SGM from the 60's.

  • Is that a very young J.D. SUMNER who wrote the song on the right?

  • JD is the very tall one singing the bass part. He is on the right, yes.

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  • Excellent video.  Thanks for posting.

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  • Thank you for for posting this historic gem! Love it!

  • this is totaly amazing thx for posting this

  • @fabreps CORRECTION "The Old Country Church" is on the album "On Tour" and the baby crying is on "On Stage".

  • @bluestingerborg "The Old Country Church"

  • @burberry998 I have about 20 Blackwoods LP's from the 60's and 70's and this song is on "The Old Country Church", not the album where the baby cries. That was on the album "Featuring J.D. Sumner" in the song "There's a Light". Both albums were recorded live at the Long Beach Municipal Auditorium as well as a Statesman Quartet album.

  • JD was loved by Elvis. Elvis loved all gospel music. 

  • @MinstrelBoy54 They can’t all be your uncles. Bill Shaw and JD Sumner aren’t related to anyone else in the quartet, and Cecil and James aren’t brothers.

  • @MinstrelBoy54 Who was your grandmother's father?

  • @lbrod This is not Hovie Lister. Hovie never played with the Blackwood Brothers.

  • Don't forget Hovie Lister on piano

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