I was a young man who indulged in heavy metal of the 70s and 80s. Then I was saved. Somehow.....SOMEHOW this a Capella music got through to me. It was back in the 80s while I was a soldier stationed at the Presidio of Monterey CA. I just was drawn to this as it was so different and so pure compared to what I had been feeding on. I still love rock, jazz and blues, but this is in a category all of its own. Thank You!
This is the first Cathedrals/Southern Gospel music I remember. I listened to this cassette w/ my dad and brother as a little kid and it still blesses me to this day.
I had this cassette when I was a little kid (around 5 years old). I listened to it EVERY NIGHT to go to sleep! I didn't even know who these guys were. Lol My tape finally wore out, but even nearly 40 years later, I still know every word of all these hymns! Thank you so much for sharing this! I just had my kids listening to this! Memories memories! ♥️
I thank you for posting this great album. I can still remember when this album came out in ‘83 and they sang “Wonderful Grace of Jesus” at The Perot Theater in Texarkana. Brought to us once again by Frank Arnold Productions. The next time I seen them Kirk wasn’t there. I was an upset teenager not happy with the change. Then Danny opened his mouth to sing and I found myself still in love with the Cathedral’s Quartet. I’d love to know whatever happened to Riversong Records. They were the “Hit” factory of Southern Gospel for awhile.
Had a cassette tape of this album and wore it out. Haven't heard this since then, but listening to this, I sang along with every word, vocal inflection, pause. Wow. Can't remember what I did yesterday, but I remember this. Thank you for posting!
Kirk had such a clear, crisp, melodious voice !!! This was lovely, thank you Steve Krampitz !!!
I was a young man who indulged in heavy metal of the 70s and 80s. Then I was saved. Somehow.....SOMEHOW this a Capella music got through to me. It was back in the 80s while I was a soldier stationed at the Presidio of Monterey CA. I just was drawn to this as it was so different and so pure compared to what I had been feeding on. I still love rock, jazz and blues, but this is in a category all of its own. Thank You!
This is the first Cathedrals/Southern Gospel music I remember. I listened to this cassette w/ my dad and brother as a little kid and it still blesses me to this day.
I had this cassette when I was a little kid (around 5 years old). I listened to it EVERY NIGHT to go to sleep! I didn't even know who these guys were. Lol My tape finally wore out, but even nearly 40 years later, I still know every word of all these hymns!
Thank you so much for sharing this! I just had my kids listening to this! Memories memories! ♥️
Some of the finest Southern Gospel vocal arrangements. Timeless perfection.
Tim 35 now. this voices takes me back to when I was 5 or 6. our fam had an audio Cassette. Just emotional listening to this
I thank you for posting this great album. I can still remember when this album came out in ‘83 and they sang “Wonderful Grace of Jesus” at The Perot Theater in Texarkana. Brought to us once again by Frank Arnold Productions.
The next time I seen them Kirk wasn’t there. I was an upset teenager not happy with the change. Then Danny opened his mouth to sing and I found myself still in love with the Cathedral’s Quartet.
I’d love to know whatever happened to Riversong Records. They were the “Hit” factory of Southern Gospel for awhile.
Some of the best singers ever!
Best album they ever released!
Best quartet ever, as well. Even better than my own quartet! 😊
Had a cassette tape of this album and wore it out. Haven't heard this since then, but listening to this, I sang along with every word, vocal inflection, pause. Wow. Can't remember what I did yesterday, but I remember this. Thank you for posting!
Sure would like to hear more Cathedral albums! 😁👍🏻. Thank you for posting
Sure thing! Here's my Cats Playlist so far! Enjoy! ruclips.net/p/PLzUSjjg3xMeZ2kOwCoYyLbttIY7g__IaH
Thanks Steve, been following your CATS albums for several months, you have more coming soon?
George and Glenn always ensured that the group always had a tight harmony, regardless of who they brought into the group.