The Blackwood Brothers - I Get Happy

The Best-Known Name in Gospel Music History

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• Blackwood
• Brothers
• Quartet

[statesmenfan]

Sounds good but it might be me or is there way to much reverb in this video.



[Mickey4015]

They're the greatest

[Living4Him86]

Well I wanna tell the world that I'm glad to say that I'm going Away to that land A day where there'll be No trouble there'll be No sorrow In that eternally bright tomorrow Where there'll be no need of the sun for light In that land above where there'll be no night There'll be no crying There'll be no dying there'll be But joy in that land that is more or less what he is singing. There are a few slight differences, but I believe it is all up to the bass and the style. I've heard a few ways

[algilmore1]

I did not write the comment that Hack Cooley wrote "I Get Happy' and I am familiar with Buford Abner's writing. Anmd yes, I am indeed a gospelmusiclover

[gospelmusiclover48]

He did not write this song. Buford Abner wrote it.

[Losteryt]

what are the lyrics for the bass part?

[algilmore1]

And I think Haskell Cooley did a good job writing this song.

[larmoe542]

In my book, these guys have whaat it takes!

[WillBravo63]

THIS, boys and girls, THIS is what it sounded like when you walk into the concrete cavern known as the Atlanta Municipal Auditorium in 1965. The BROWN suits - impeccably tailored - hanks folded to razor sharp points, SURE mics catching water-tight harmony backed by the cascading joy that was Wally V on the piano. Yeah, those Saturday nights were a little slice of Heaven and these lads have done brung it BACK!!

[chilwil2]

I didn't know the Blackwood brothers were still singing. From time to time SI remembered seing one ot two on some of the Bill Gaither vudeos.

lbjr