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RE: Hot Licks, Runs and Fills - The Music In The Song - 10/27/2008 9:59:38 AM
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JimC
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One of my favorites is the piano intro to "I Can, I Have, I Will"
by the Perrys
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RE: Hot Licks, Runs and Fills - The Music In The Song - 10/27/2008 6:48:55 PM
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pianoman82
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they way the perrys started "i can i have i will" with the old record sound was pretty cool
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RE: Hot Licks, Runs and Fills - The Music In The Song - 10/28/2008 1:41:31 PM
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JoeyWest
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Looking Out For You by Kingdom Heirs.
I love 50's music and wow does that song ever make it sound sweet. some lyric wise powerful words and the 50's sound.
be not weary on the journey child because you can't lose, just look at Who's been looking out for you
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RE: Hot Licks, Runs and Fills - The Music In The Song - 10/28/2008 1:50:25 PM
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JoeyWest
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here is some others
He's In Control -- Austin's Bridge (((just some smooth sweet acoustic picking with a nice sound))
Card Carrying Christian -- Del Way ((power hard driving country sound))
Are You Ready To Go -- Driven Qt. ((smooth sound music wise))
Midnight Cry -- GC (( I think first time ever heard almost classical sound to a SG song))
Trumpet Of Jesus by Imperials or Hallelujah Heavenly Horn by Cumberland Boys with Gospel Brass (( some of the best horn work ever heard imo in SG))
Shake Hands With A Poor Boy -- Kingsmen ((simple smooth licks played there))
I'd Rather Be An Old Time Christian -- Kingsmen ((banjo's rock))
Something's Going On In The Graveyard -- Crabb Family (((smooth harmonica playing))
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Would you live each moment like your last? "Nickelback"
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RE: Hot Licks, Runs and Fills - The Music In The Song - 10/28/2008 6:11:49 PM
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JoeyWest
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I cannot leave out
Happy Rhythm by artists. last album i heard it was Called Out Qt.
gotta love a fun song bass singer can show out on
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RE: Hot Licks, Runs and Fills - The Music In The Song - 11/5/2008 10:42:58 AM
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JHullender
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Retbassplayer, I appreciate the company that you put me in , but guy's like Mcmillan and Garrish are in a league all there on. If your a gold city fan ,there's a concert I would like to tell you about coming up on Dec 5th
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RE: Hot Licks, Runs and Fills - The Music In The Song - 11/5/2008 11:18:04 AM
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Welcome to the forums JHullender!!!! I've enjoyed hearing you and your family sing a few times around the NWGA area.
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RE: Hot Licks, Runs and Fills - The Music In The Song - 11/5/2008 11:27:55 AM
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JHullender
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This is a great forum for fans of southern gospel music like ourselves
to talk about the past and alot of the new up and coming groups. thanks for having me!!!
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RE: Hot Licks, Runs and Fills - The Music In The Song - 11/5/2008 2:41:59 PM
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The Cathedrals:
• You Can Walk On The Water
• This Ole House
• Ride That Glory Train
• An Old Convention Song
• Shout Over Heaven
• Mexico
• Step Into The Water
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RE: Hot Licks, Runs and Fills - The Music In The Song - 11/5/2008 5:21:35 PM
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Just reading the title of this forum made me think of the intro to and turnarounds within the Poet Voices' recent "In the Center of the Father's Will". I love that joyful sounding brass.
I also like the kind of haunting intro of "Embrace of Grace" from the Kingdom Heirs.
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RE: Hot Licks, Runs and Fills - The Music In The Song - 11/5/2008 8:45:17 PM
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ORIGINAL: levisamjuno
Just reading the title of this forum made me think of the intro to and turnarounds within the Poet Voices' recent "In the Center of the Father's Will". I love that joyful sounding brass.
I also like the kind of haunting intro of "Embrace of Grace" from the Kingdom Heirs.
"Embrace of Grace" is one of my favorite Kingdom Heirs songs. Like you said, the into will raise chill bumps, and the way they harmonize is amazing. It's a very underrated great song.
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RE: Hot Licks, Runs and Fills - The Music In The Song - 11/6/2008 6:57:31 AM
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JHullender,
You're as "solid" as they come on the bass guitar.
Do you remember John Knotski? (spelling?)
That name struck me a while back.
I would like to see some of the "old timers" again.
I ran into Frank Mills (former bass player for the Hoppers) a couple of
years ago.
I also see Todd Nelon from time to time.
It would be cool to have a "Reunion" or "Homecoming" for just musicians.
Maybe a Meet and Eat kinda setting.
I don't miss the traveling but it would be cool to sit down with some of the guys we would see and hang out with from years gone by.
I don't keep up with the SG industry. Too much to keep up with!
My buddy Tim Rackley (The Old Paths) keeps me up to speed with what
I need to know.
Retired Bass Player
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RE: Hot Licks, Runs and Fills - The Music In The Song - 11/6/2008 8:51:11 PM
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We Shall See Jesus by the Cathedrals - I love the piano run where the song goes from minor to major.
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RE: Hot Licks, Runs and Fills - The Music In The Song - 11/9/2008 7:00:01 PM
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To post #5 about the Banjo turn around from Kingsmen Beutiful Home. What ever happened to Sam Crowe the young man that played that. He was never at any Kingsmen reunions or ever saw where he was with anyone else
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RE: Hot Licks, Runs and Fills - The Music In The Song - 11/9/2008 8:12:09 PM
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Billboy
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I love the piano licks in the Cathedral's recording of "Wedding Music". I also really like the piano turn-around in their "Oh Come Along". Also like the musical intro to Talley Trio's "The Answer Is Christ". And finally, the violins in the Isaacs version of "It Is Well With My Soul" really make that one something special.
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RE: Hot Licks, Runs and Fills - The Music In The Song - 11/10/2008 9:58:34 PM
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I like Lari Goss orchestrations, but I'm also a big fan of countrified tracks. "Jesus Is Coming Soon" by the Happy Goodmans (from Set Your Sails) comes to mind in the latter category.
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RE: Hot Licks, Runs and Fills - The Music In The Song - 11/12/2008 4:00:52 AM
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webd88
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Intro to Victory Road - Greater Vision Quartets
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RE: Hot Licks, Runs and Fills - The Music In The Song - 11/12/2008 11:54:23 AM
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JHullender
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thanks for the kind words. Hey come out dec. 5th to see Jay and Jonathan again at Tiger Creek elementary. your right it would be cool to see the former musicians in gospel music. we are a dying breed. seems everyone is using tracks now days and I how found myself guilty of that, it's just easier and alot less headaches. It would be great to see guy's like Kerry Huckabee(hinsons) or James Freeze (hemphills) I know Mark Fain (formerly Gold City) is Ricky Scaggs band mngr and Barry Scott was singing tenor for Doyle Lawson. Man I have not seen those guy's in years. You mentioned John Knoski, the greates Drummer I have every played with ,SOLID !!!
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RE: Hot Licks, Runs and Fills - The Music In The Song - 11/12/2008 12:03:56 PM
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webd88
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Oh, i also loved the intro to That Day At Calvary by the Cathedrals. Roger Bennett was the man. I patterned my style after him, Anthony Burger and Stan Whitmire. All incredible pianists...
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RE: Hot Licks, Runs and Fills - The Music In The Song - 11/12/2008 5:55:33 PM
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Billboy
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Roger certainly had a way of adding a "brightness" (for want of a better term) without overplaying or cluttering the sound, with his piano licks and interludes on so many of the Cathedrals and L5 songs. He was one of the best in the business.
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RE: Hot Licks, Runs and Fills - The Music In The Song - 11/12/2008 6:06:57 PM
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webd88
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yep miss him indeed...sigh...my new CD is patterned after his style mixed with anthony burger and stan whitmire...
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