low bass notes...
Everett Wade
them, like... "Working on a building" by the O.R. Boys, all those
songs JD Sumner does the octave slides down to low F1's and the
like... I've heard of george younce and harold gilley but have heard
them very much.. but yah
anyways looking for songs w.low bass notes hah...thot you guys might
know of some
David Bruce Murray
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Gene McDonald hits a couple of low notes on "Want To Sing Bass" off the
Florida Boys' latest _I'm Gonna Rise_.
Cyle Cornish hit an E below low C on the song "Hold On" on the Melody
Masters last label release. The group isn't traveling anymore, though, so
that recording will likely be hard to find.
Christian Davis is a deep bass singer with the Old Time Gospel Hour Quartet.
Otherwise, there's Tim Riley with Gold City. He usually bottoms out at his
"sweet spot" around G below low C, though.
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notes, i.e. "Bend A Way Down Low", "Hide Me Rock Of Ages", "Just A Little
Talk With Jesus" and others.
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RayDunakin
much.. but yah anyways looking for songs w.low bass notes hah...thot you guys
might know of some >>
One of my favorites is "No Tears In Heaven", by the Cathedrals. George really
get down low, yet stays smooth as ever. And the low notes are really a part of
the arrangement, not just some gimmicky thing tacked on.
They recorded it on their album titled, "Interwoven". Not sure what year, early
80's I think. You might still be able to get this album from the Cathedrals'
catalog.
CJB
Holcomb hits the bottom note on the piano. By I believe it's on the
Inspirations "My Anchor Still Holds" album from around 1992. You can find
out for sure at www.theinspirations.com
He also hits this note on "When They Ring Those Golden Bells" when they do
it live, but I don't remember if he hits it on the recorded version. BTW,
you should see the monitors hop across the floor when you're standing behind
them and he nails that note! Mike is generally regarded as being the lowest
bass currently singing professionally.
CJB
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notes, i.e. "Bend A Way Down Low", "Hide Me Rock Of Ages", "Just A Little Talk
With Jesus" and others. >>
A couple other good ones they did are "When They Send Down The Chariot For Me"
and "He Brought Me Out".
RnR-TX
recordings.. How could I have let those get past me..
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James Moore
I love those low bass notes too so-listen to J.D.Sumner sing the title
song,on his solo album "Blessed Asurance".
James Moore
Deanshafer
He hit a low note on "Let the Lower Lights Keep Burning," and the room would
shake.
I was just a kid, in junior high school and high school, but every time I saw
and heard him do it, it would blow me away.
The E-Mail Traveler,
Dean
Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina, USA
"Money talks, chocolate sings."
