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RE: Three Tenors - 11/22/2007 8:45:34 PM
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riversedgetrio
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joseph habedank, josh garner and christopher reed
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RE: Three Tenors - 11/26/2007 3:39:35 PM
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bfuson0384
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Ernie Haase is not a good tenor, and he doesn't belong on stage with any of these gentlemen. And to prove my point listen to every project that he has recorded "Oh, What A Savior" on and you will notice it is lower every time.
past: Bill Shaw, Bobby Clark, Danny Funderburk
present:David Sutton, Steve Ladd, Jerry Martin
honorable mention:Kirk Talley(one of the most underrated tenors of all time), Rick Busby(formerly of the Florida Boys and Heaven Bound), Brion Carter (formerly of Palmetto State who was an outstanding tenors)
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RE: Three Tenors - 11/26/2007 3:53:46 PM
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Qtman
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Ernie Haase is not a good tenor, and he doesn't belong on stage with any of these gentlemen. And to prove my point listen to every project that he has recorded "Oh, What A Savior" on and you will notice it is lower every time.
past: Bill Shaw, Bobby Clark, Danny Funderburk
present:David Sutton, Steve Ladd, Jerry Martin
honorable mention:Kirk Talley(one of the most underrated tenors of all time), Rick Busby(formerly of the Florida Boys and Heaven Bound), Brion Carter (formerly of Palmetto State who was an outstanding tenors)
I agree with most of your post. But you seemed to have missed the point. This thread is about which three tenors people would like to see together. Under those circumstances, since someone chose Ernie Haase as one of their three he does belong. I personally believe if you start listing the top tenors of today he also has to be on that list. But it is all about opinion.
I do agree that Kirk Talley is one of the most underrated tenors out there .
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RE: Three Tenors - 11/26/2007 4:16:51 PM
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BenHarris
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How about:
Jim Murray (best that has ever been in my humble opinion)
Rosie Rozell
Sherrill Neilson
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RE: Three Tenors - 11/27/2007 8:20:00 AM
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bfuson0384
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ORIGINAL: bfuson0384
Ernie Haase is not a good tenor, and he doesn't belong on stage with any of these gentlemen. And to prove my point listen to every project that he has recorded "Oh, What A Savior" on and you will notice it is lower every time.
past: Bill Shaw, Bobby Clark, Danny Funderburk
present:David Sutton, Steve Ladd, Jerry Martin
honorable mention:Kirk Talley(one of the most underrated tenors of all time), Rick Busby(formerly of the Florida Boys and Heaven Bound), Brion Carter (formerly of Palmetto State who was an outstanding tenors)
I agree with most of your post. But you seemed to have missed the point. This thread is about which three tenors people would like to see together. Under those circumstances, since someone chose Ernie Haase as one of their three he does belong. I personally believe if you start listing the top tenors of today he also has to be on that list. But it is all about opinion.
I do agree that Kirk Talley is one of the most underrated tenors out there .
WARNING:If you have no sense of humor, please don't read this post
I apologize for my statement about Ernie, and we all are entitled to our opinions. I personally believe that when you talk about the best tenors past or present in Southern Gospel, he's not even in the top 20. But that is just my opinion, and I don't hold it against anyone for liking Ernie. They just need some good hearing aids 
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RE: Three Tenors - 11/27/2007 5:29:47 PM
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Amerigrandpa
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My choices:
Dan Keeton
Harold Reed
David Sutton
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RE: Three Tenors - 12/27/2007 2:13:24 PM
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bigboytenor
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I was just browsing through some old threads and a new three tenors popped into my head. This would be the greatest ever.
David Phelps
Wes Hampton
ME
OK. Maybe it wouldn't be the greatest ever, but it sure would be fun for me.
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RE: Three Tenors - 12/27/2007 2:41:16 PM
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JeremyPeace
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riversedgetrio: None of the first two are tenors, and the last one is just a baritone trying to self promote...lol
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RE: Three Tenors - 12/27/2007 2:48:57 PM
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JimC
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riversedgetrio: None of the first two are tenors, and the last one is just a baritone trying to self promote...lol
I concur.
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RE: Three Tenors - 12/27/2007 2:50:01 PM
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Brian Free, Jeremy Peace, and Billy Hodges
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RE: Three Tenors - 12/27/2007 5:29:16 PM
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Amerigrandpa
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Three tenors?
One tenor is enough. More than enough sometimes.
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RE: Three Tenors - 12/27/2007 5:30:20 PM
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Amerigrandpa
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Three tenors?
One tenor is enough. More than enough sometimes.
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RE: Three Tenors - 12/27/2007 6:04:46 PM
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Wow! I guess the fans that voted Ernie Tenor of the year more than ANY other tenor ever must all be wrong. It all depends on what kind of tenor you prefer. If you like a nasal thin falsetto voice than there are MANY of them in southern Gospel. If you like a natural manly (if that can happen singing that high) voice then there are only a few to pick from. Ernie has a quality voice. Many "tenors" couldnt come close to making it in any other genre. Am I wrong, I listened to the Cathedrals farewell video and he sings "Savior" in F# (i think) and thats still the same key he does it in. And how would singing lower not make him a good singer? Most all tenors do that... Danny Funderburk, Larry Ford, Jim Murray. I would put all of these guys (and Ernie) on my top 10.
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RE: Three Tenors - 12/27/2007 6:30:02 PM
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Brian Free, Jay Parrack, Steve Ladd <--- wow! What a thought!
or add Jerry Martin to the mix!
I coudn't have said it better myself!
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RE: Three Tenors - 12/27/2007 6:42:45 PM
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Bill Baize, Larry Ford, and Jim Murray. Unbeatable. Plus Bill, and Larry are classically trained.
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RE: Three Tenors - 12/27/2007 6:53:47 PM
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Jamey
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quote:
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How about:
Jim Murray (best that has ever been in my humble opinion)
Rosie Rozell
Sherrill Neilson
Ben
I like those as well but has everyone forgot about Johnny Cook of the Happy Goodman Family?
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RE: Three Tenors - 12/28/2007 1:26:50 AM
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Ernie Philips, Jeremy Peace, and Jay Parrack (sp?) I would pay big money to see that! And for those that don't agree......thats fine, its makes me laugh to watch you argue over it! lol
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RE: Three Tenors - 12/28/2007 8:40:13 PM
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I like those as well but has everyone forgot about Johnny Cook of the Happy Goodman Family?
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I'd not forget Johnny Cook. His rendition of "Looking For a City" has never been equaled (in my opinion). This leads me to suggest: Johnny Cook, Coy Cook, and Rosei Rozell. It would be a great classic style tenor singing. I also think that these would blend together well.
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RE: Three Tenors - 1/11/2008 5:04:23 PM
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I'm kinda partial to my dad, Gary "Buck" Buckles. I thought he was an "ok" tenor!
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RE: Three Tenors - 1/11/2008 5:10:37 PM
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Qtman
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Welcome to the Southern Gospel Folder Buckson. Jump in and post often.
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RE: Three Tenors - 1/11/2008 6:28:37 PM
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Welcome to the Southern Gospel Folder Buckson. Jump in and post often.
Welcome Buckson!!
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RE: Three Tenors - 1/11/2008 10:41:59 PM
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LRBB
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I don't think I ever weighed in on this. How about Brian Free, Steve Ladd and Billy Hodges.
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RE: Three Tenors - 1/12/2008 12:52:36 AM
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quartetguru
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I will take Real tenors over the falsetto tenor garbage that is sweeping this music today.
No, I am not a fan of Ernie Haase but he is a real tenor.
I am glad the Kingsmen have a real tenor again. Harold Reid reminds me of the Kingsmen tenors of old. Johnny Parack, Ernie Phillips. When Jerry Martin left to join The Dove Brothers, I was heart-broken.
Derrick Boyd (Carolina Boys) and then Jeremy Peace both were totally falsetto singers. Usually meaning they seem to have no stopping point on their range, but if the song starts too low, they have to sing in their "real voice". And that class, is not a "tenor voice."
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