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quaidnewcome -> RE: Who is your TOP 5 bass singer (8/1/2008 12:59:46 PM)
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On the poll, Mike Holecomb hands down. I feel that McCune was better with Palmetto State, as if he's slacked off since joining Gold City. But I've never seen them live since he joined. I've only heard the CD "Revival" and the song "I Cast My Bread". Who knows, I could be speaking out of ignorance. I feel that these in the top 5 fan awards nominations are a weak representation of Southern Gospel's basses. Not that they're bad, but they aren't the best. Other than Mike, the others are relativley young and their voices haven't developed to their full potential. Give them some more years of singing, and then put them on the ballot for the award. But from the fact that these 5 made it into the finals, I guess I'm in the minority. Now, for those NOT on the poll, my top 5 basses........ (in order) Jim Stewart Tim Riley James "Big Cheif' Wetherington Jeff Pearles Calvin Runion MAYBE switch Calvin or Jeff Pearles for George Younce/ Jeff Chapman/ Chris West. I'm still undecided on that. It's unfortunate that, of the living ones, only Jeff Chapman is currently with a group that gets constant national recognition. SOOOOOOOOOO many great basses have been/ still are on the stage.
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