Okay, I know I put a "Closing Credits" song on part 10, and I did intend to be done, but then I found this ( Read more... )

And finally, an old classic. You all know the words, and you've all heard it like it is in this video. Just take off your bonnet and feel it. Nothing else needs to be said.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tlNpR7CkM-4

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I've got a lot to say about this one, so to kick us off, please welcome back the Man in Black ( Read more... )

And now we are back into my youngest days, ages 3 through 8, attending 49th and Ave L, Quaker Avenue, that church in Terrell whose name I can't remember (ETA: Rockwall and Brinn!), and right before we started going to Lake Highlands. These two songs were favorites of the two congregations in Lubbock (the first two, not in Terrell), and got sung ( Read more... )

Minor shift in gears here. Take a listen to this Son House piece ( Read more... )

I'm somewhat disappointed, in that I intended to post one more from my days at Lake Highlands, but I can't find a good video of it. It was called "The Benediction," and it was a song we sang to members who were leaving. At the end of the service, we would all come up front and gather around them, singing this song as one, a blessing on them ( Read more... )

Here's another of my favorites from my days at Lake Highlands ( Read more... )

But enough pop stuff. Here's one we actually sang, and the best example I could find of it was the famous scene from Lillies of the Field ( Read more... )

Here's a fun one I picked up at a 4th of July Celebration in Turkey, Texas, 2007 ( Read more... )

I couldn't find the version I was actually looking for for this, but these are great. Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome Elvis Presley and Johnny Cash ( Read more... )