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It may surprise me that I am a relative new-comer when it comes to Southern gospel music, at least in some aspects. Less than a decade ago, if you mentioned Gold City or Legacy Five to me, I would have been just as likely to guess that they were movie titles as a singing group. Even though I didn't
grow up with a treasure trove of gospel CDs or my radio tuned to a gospel station, I knew many songs. I knew many songs because since I was born, three times a week I have been in church singing and hearing them sing. And throughout my childhood and into my early adulthood, I only knew one
songbook. My church was one of many Baptist churches in the Southeast that use the church hymnal, known everywhere as Red-Back, for choral and choral singing. I'm no scholar of the history of this songbook. But what I do know is that it was published in 1951 by Tennessee Music & Printing
Company, now Pathway Press, which is the publishing arm of God's Church based in Cleveland, Tennessee. (Pathway Press still sells as hotcakes!) It contains standard anthems, traditional gospel songs, and even Christmas and patriotic numbers. But what sets it apart from the many songbooks used in
churches today are the convention songs. The first 150 or so pages of the Hymnal Church are an all-star list of some of the greatest quartets and convention songs to come out of the 1930s and 1940s, written by genre giants like Albert Brumley, Vep Ellis, Luther Presley, Lee Roy Abernathy, and others.
This is the music I cut my teeth on, and the music I still love to this day. I recently thought about the impact of this songbook on my Christian life and the impact it had on gospel music in general. They're both quite immeasurable. But that doesn't mean I can't try! I decided to look at my personal gospel
music collection, about 16,000+ songs strong, and see how ubiquitous in it are the songs of the church songbook. If you don't like the numbers, you may be a little impressed. But my statistical nerdiness applies to everything I care about, including gospel music, so get your seat button! The 410-page
church songbook contains 429 songs. (Now is a good time to mention one of the book's quirks: the pages are numbered, not the songs. Some songs cover two pages, while some pages contain two songs. If you were told to sing 382, for example, you will need to be told which song!) Of these 429 songs,
244 are represented in my personal music collection. Look at the chart on the right to see which songs are the most popular. The least surprising thing you'll read in this post is that I have more versions of Amazing Grace than any other song in the Hymnal church (or any other song, regardless of the
book). Also listed are Christmas carols that almost every Southern gospel group has recorded at some point. The rest are classic hymns and gospel songs, most of which you can probably sing without much help from the book! In addition to 18 listed on the right, there are 44 more songs from the Church
hymnbook for which I have 10 or more versions, and 65 more songs on top of those for which I have 5 or more versions. As you can easily tell, there are many very popular gospel songs in this songbook. Artists Thus, we found that many gospel artists recorded songs from the Church hymnbook. Now
let's look specifically at who recorded them and how often. Look to the left to see which gospel artists recorded most of these songs based on my music collection. The song column contains the total number of recordings the group has made that are (or contain in medley form) songs from the church
hymnbook, including duplicate versions. The far right songs column contains a number of unique such songs recorded by these groups that I have in my collection. So on gaither homecoming albums that I have, 124 different songs from the Hymnal church have been recorded, a total of 191 times. This
list contains many of the longest-running and most popular groups on the history of Southern gospel music. They recorded a lot of songs in general, not just a lot of songs from one songbook. It might be more interesting to find out which groups record them most often. Wait, I got that too! The Rate Out of
a total of 16,371 songs in my collection, 1,586 of which are or contain songs found on church hymnbook pages, a total percentage of 9.69%. Using this as a baseline, check out the chart below to see the percentage of each group of tracks that are from the red-back. (At least 100 total songs in my
collection) Now there's an eye-opener! I don't believe every single person in gospel music today has done more to support and preserve the legacy of the church songbook than Gerald Wolfe. If you go to enough Greater Vision concerts or listen to Gerald talk enough, you'll hear something about red-back.
I heard Gerald rattle off page song numbers from the top of his head, a skill I share with him, though he would probably whip me in the Church of Hymnal Drill. Bigger visions don't just talk about the songbook... they bet on it with their music. They recorded four albums over nine years (Church Hymnal
Series), which contain a total of 50 tracks, recorded with wonderful, straight-up measures that remain faithful to the book. Even in addition to the specialized series, Greater Vision has recorded a lot of them scattered on other albums. As a result, their percentage of church songbook songs is significantly
higher than anyone else's. The heirs of the kingdom, third on the list, have recorded three red-back exclusive projects themselves. I'd attribute Gaither Homecoming's high place on the list, according to the series' character (especially soon), recording a higher proportion of older songs in general. I'm glad
we have artists like the ones above who are still recording this old fashioned music! My word Now that I have given you information than you ever wanted to know, I would love to share some of my favorite songs from this precious book of my youth. Look right at 10 of my personal favorites, in no particular
order except page number. They are mostly convention songs; I especially like the ones with lots of moving parts. There are also songs that I grew up singing and hearing that while conducting my research for this post, I was surprised at how little they were recorded, if at all. On the left are some of my
favorite underrated and under-recorded songs from the red-back. The column on the far right is the number of recorded versions I have in my collection. Every reader out there get to know them, love them, or know about any recordings I don't have? You never know... if the right person reads it, maybe we
can add to the number of recorded versions! Well, I can dream... I would like you to share with us all the special memories of the Church Hymnbook. Does that affect you and your love of gospel music? What are some of your favorite songs? ÖffentlichJeder kann die Mitglieder der Gruppe und ihre
Beiträge sehen. SichtbarJeder kann diese Group finden. The purpose of this group is to be a blessing to those individuals who have special memories of the Church hymnbook of God, commonly referred to as the old Book of the Red Backs. This canon, published by... The Mehr Church of God
(Cleveland, Tennessee) has been used by many different denominations and local churches since 1951. While this songbook was introduced to our congregations 65 years ago, we are pleased that these songbooks are still being published and placed in churches across America. We pray that you will be
blessed to hear and remind you of these wonderful gospel songs. 4 August 2017 um 18:09 · DOUG RAYNES on piano and playing an old but great, Red Back church hymnal song called WONDERFUL Grace of Jesus -- Wonderful unparalleled grace of Jesus, deeper than the mighty rolling sea,
Wonderful... Grace Mehr, all sufficient for me, even for me; Wider than the extent of my transgressions, greater than all my sins and shames, O magnify the precious name of Jesus, Praise His name! Neue AktivitätZšaní from the old hymn Red Back CHURCH ( p18 ), this group comes to sing, Looking for
A CITY4. August 2017 um 18:09 · DOUG RAYNES on piano and playing an old but great, Red Back church hymnal song called WONDERFUL Grace of Jesus -- Wonderful unparalleled grace of Jesus, deeper than the mighty rolling sea, Wonderful... Grace Mehr, all sufficient for me, even for me; Wider
than the extent of my transgressions, greater than all my sins and shames, O magnify the precious name of Jesus, Praise His name! I like that the campers at this camp of holiness 2017 sing this old church song: ♫ ♫ When we all get to heaven, what a day of joy it will be! When we all see Jesus, we will
hear and scream victory. ♫ ♫ –– Jason Vaughan at the piano during the 2017 West Virginia School of Gospel Music. You'll be listening to him play this song from the Red Back CHURCH hymnal ( p112 ): I have that old time religion in my heart22. Dezember 2011 um 02:11 · This book will never die!!! The
songs in the old red-back church hymnal were writtern by anointed writers! When redemption is collected; I Can't Feel at Home in this World Anymore! An old evangelical ship! Etc. There will never be another book like this!! Thanks to NATALIE RAYNES FOR THIS VIDEO -- That's one piano, four
pianists, and eight church anthems made for fun unheeded performances after church... Mehr service in South Georgia. With key changes to each verse and a list of songs in front of them, this was a great time trying to make seamless transitions! The pianists are Doug N Chris Raynes, Natalie Raynes,
Tracy Ward Jones, and Jonathan Montgomery! (Notes are not available.) Great piano game, huh, guys? So good to hear this great song made by 20 red back church hymnal!!! This video is from friday morning's 2017 West Virginia School of Gospel Music session. Enjoy listening as a pianist and organist
to share a song, HE'S MY KING♫ ♫ I'm in a new world, old things have died, Behold, all things are new, ever since happy day, opened my blind eyes and then I had a big surprise, I'm in a new world because the Lord saved me. ♫ ♫ (Red Back) CHURCH HYMNAL (page 94)22. April 2017 um 23:07 ·
Click on this link >>> <<< and recall this Lee Roy Abernathy song found on page 68 in Red Back CHURCH HYMNAL. Singing along with our friends on the 'Red Back Church Hymnal' singing as they share, HE'll take me THRUGefällt 13 Mal geteiltGefällt mirWeitere Reaktionen anzeigen12.
April 2017 um 17:44 · You will enjoy even more Red Back CHURCH HYMNAL when you listen to this 2 hour + video of coal mountain singing, which took place in January 2017. Our friends at Red Back Church Hymnal are doing so great in sharing the gospel through these great old church hymnal songs.
Gefällt 11 Mal4 Mal geteiltGefällt mirWeitere Reaktionen anzeigenCLICK THIS LINK >>> <<< hear this choir of seniors sing at the 2009 Tennessee Church of God Camp Meeting in Cleveland. In the song they say as we GETTIN' READY TO LEAVE THIS WORLDIt's time to open our Red
Back church hymnals on page 50 and join the song with the choir, and everyone in Northern Rome's Church of God as they sing, in SWEET FOREVERNorth Rome Church of God's old red back hymnal/convention book singing 11/22/2015Jcem that you'll STOP what you're doing – if you're at work or
school – and listen to this video. The Church of God in northern Rome takes all evening to sing the wonderful songs found in the Red Back church hymnal. Now, be blessed and please Singing from the Church of The Church of God.5. Dezember 2016 um 17:08 · I invite you to read my latest article found
online in Southern Gospel Music magazine, AbsolutelyGospel. In this December 2016 edition, I highlight a great Christmas song located on page 408 in the old red... Mehr Back book KOSTELní hymnal. I hope you click on the link below and be blessed as you read my thoughts on the hark song!
HERALD ANGELS Sing Many years ago, the song's leader - in the church where my parents once attended - stopped the congregation during Sunday's service to give cheerful and encouraging words to the congregation. Among other things... 6. Dezember 2016 um 18:15 · There aren't many churches
singing this song these days, but I'm glad that Dallas Church of God in North Carolina still appreciates this old song found on page 46 in the old red back book church hymnal. Bve... Mehr blessed as Pastor D. R. Shortridge leads his congregation in this song at a recent Wednesday night service, as
everyone sings, I'd rather be an OLD-TIME CHRISTIAN (than anything I know). And, you know, this song is right!!! Pastor D. R. Shortridge - Dallas NC Church of God - leads this Wednesday night's congregation in singing old songs from the church hymnal. Be a blessed man... 17. November 2016 um
02:40 · We thought you might like this link - both in reading the material and listening to the great singing from the hymn Red Back CHURCH. Whether it's the wonderful memories that are attached to the precious anthems contained inside, or it's the shaped notes that make up every song, this timeless
classic continues to sing throughout our nation year after year. Church hymnal (which is commonly called red-back hymnal due to ... 2. November 2016 um 11:52 · I invite you to read my latest article found online in Southern Gospel Music magazine, AbsolutelyGospel. In this November 2016 issue, I
highlight a great song found on page 248 in an old red back book... Mehr CHURCH HYMNAL. I hope you'll click on the link below and be blessed as you read my thoughts on a song that says what's not jusssssssssstst over in glory-landconstancelessly meaningless local story with front-page news in my
hometown newspaper on August 16, 1961, but it wasn't a small thing for a local 5-year-old. The boy took a bath this afternoon... Gefällt mirWeitere Reaktionen anzeigen31. Oktober 2016 um 22:52 · We thought you might read this article, which tells about the old book Red-Back CHURCH Hymnal. Enjoy!
It may surprise me that I am a relative new-comer when it comes to Southern gospel music, at least in some aspects. Less than a decade ago, if you mentioned Gold City or Legacy Five to me, I would have been just as likely to guess that they were movie titles as a singing group. Even though I didn't
grow up... 19. Oktober 2016 um 13:02 · And what a happy day it was 59 years ago this week (October 17th) when JESUS washed my sins away! Serving the Lord only gets goodness and goodness, as my mother used to say about service the time of receiving the sacrifice in Dallas, North Carolina
Church of God turns to singing during our evening service on Sunday, January 26, 2014. Pastor... Weitere Beiträge anzeigen... Chronik anzeigenZur Group hinzufügenZur Veranstaltung einladen einladen

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