I had this video for this album. Ricky would be in the studio introducing the song first and tell how he came up with it. Throw back. I have to pull this vhs out and make it a DVD
Min. Ricky Dillard is one of the last greatest Choir Masters alive today! We thank God for his obedience to God! There's nothing like 80's and 90's gospel.... It had a message, biblical based, and is anointed! Not sure what direction gospel music has taken today. I watched Bobby Jones and other labels destroy gospel music, making it focus more on theatrics, a show, and money! It since has evolved into a business driven genre instead of God first driven! Limited in mentioning Jesus name and speaking in tongues as the Holy Spirit gives utterance to ensure the music can cross genres for more money while watering down the Word of GOD through gospel! Most new artist have a voice and the music but their lyrics lack the biblical messaging-foundation and the free flow of the anointing, unrestricted! God will judge Bobby Jones, those artist who submitted to the money and those labels who tainted gospel music! Mammom is the demon of money! That's who they chose to serve, self gain!
LOLOL The ppl in the FRONT ROW of the adudience was feeling this JANKT!!! LOL look at the Lady @ 1:40 She aint now what they was saying but She was Goin IN on that AAAAAYYVVE part...lol If I remember Correctly from reading the credits when I was younger, this Song was actually Written By Donald Lawrence... SOUNDS JUST LIKE HIM!!!!! smh
:) Verse: Do you really know Him, do you really know His name? I wonder do you know Him, that His love remains the same. Do you know about the souls He saved, healed the sick and He raised the dead? Do you know about the price He paid, sacrificed so I that I might be saved? Chorus: To know Him is to love Him, hallelujah, He is the Good Shepherd. Bridge: Always making a way out of no way, the Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want He makes me to rest in the meadow's grass, He's my shepherd. Chorus Vamp 1: Tenors: Yea, I know Him, He's a mighty Good Shepherd. Yea, I know Him, He's a mighty Good Shepherd. Altos: I've come to know that He's a Good Shepherd. I've come to know that He's a Good Shepherd. Sopranos 1: He is a Good Shepherd. He is a Good Shepherd. Sopranos 2: To know Him is to love Him. I know Him and I love Him. Vamp 2: To know Him is to love Him, I know Him, He's a mighty Good Shepherd. Vamp 3: To know Him is to love Him, I know Him and I love Him. Ending: To know Him is to love Him, hallelujah, He is the Good Shepherd.
Does it really matter if you're saved any more or do people just want to act like their at the club and sale CD's. IMHO, this music has very little substance. It's just a jazzy funk groove and a bunch of people show casing their vocal talents. There really is a God, a devil, a Heaven, and a hell.
So music that is glorifying God isn't allowed to have a jazzy funk to it? People are not allowed to dance for joy knowing that the Lord Jesus is a good Shepherd? I don't see anything wrong in this video. IMHO, you're just reading into it too much, I mean we like what we like, but I think it has good substance. You don't know if people can be blessed or even saved by a jazzy song about Jesus. I see no one glorifying the devil in this video whatsoever. It isn't a sin to dance (I recall David dancing), have groove or show vocal talent which God has bestowed upon these singers. God made music anyway. It's truly about the message, an it's a pretty darn good message if you ask me.
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I can imagine rehearsals be off the chain and don't nobody want to go home!!!
This song never gets old!
I love this song, the tenors give me O'landa Draper & Associates style!!! Love it!!
Yaassss! I sang this in college. Graduated in '95. This still rocks and can be sung today!
WOW , I HAD THIS WHOLE CASSETTE , BACK IN THE DAY BUTTTTT. THE WORD OF GOD REMAINS THE SAME.
I was a freshman in high school when this came out. I remember the words like it was yesterday. So many good memories.
They killed dat song....... The harmonies were just superb, unbelievable. God continue to give this choir favor.
Oh the 90’s
This whole DVD Epic!!!!!! I miss the 90's
I love the Song Good Shepherd. Ricky Dillard can direct & sing. I love the Sopranos & Tenors in this song.
I had this video for this album. Ricky would be in the studio introducing the song first and tell how he came up with it. Throw back. I have to pull this vhs out and make it a DVD
This song is soooo funky! I taught this YEARS ago! lol
Wow, only Ricky can split it into four parts and still produce a quality sound! Love it!
2:59 Kenny Lewis absolutely KILLIN that tenor part
kenyanr1 this was us last recording with them a believe. Or the in 2000. Because in 2002. He first cd came out. Kenny lewis and one voice. The bridge
@@drummermanmusic6731 Yep. I bought that cd at a concert they put on back then
Min. Ricky Dillard is one of the last greatest Choir Masters alive today! We thank God for his obedience to God! There's nothing like 80's and 90's gospel.... It had a message, biblical based, and is anointed! Not sure what direction gospel music has taken today. I watched Bobby Jones and other labels destroy gospel music, making it focus more on theatrics, a show, and money! It since has evolved into a business driven genre instead of God first driven! Limited in mentioning Jesus name and speaking in tongues as the Holy Spirit gives utterance to ensure the music can cross genres for more money while watering down the Word of GOD through gospel! Most new artist have a voice and the music but their lyrics lack the biblical messaging-foundation and the free flow of the anointing, unrestricted! God will judge Bobby Jones, those artist who submitted to the money and those labels who tainted gospel music! Mammom is the demon of money! That's who they chose to serve, self gain!
I first heard this sang by Houston Mass Choir I immediately fell in love with how contemporary it is
I remember when we used to sing this! Didn't know that was Ricky D!
Love This Song Glory To Jesus 😄
Freighters debt consolidation and freedom in Jesus
1:40 YOOO! I had this on VHS and just realised they were old New G members
Some new g members in the Audience
THIS WAS MY SONG
you can tell Donald's song anywhere!!!
Yes!! That Donald flavor! Can also be heard on "He's a Keeper" with Rodney Bryant's choir!
Good
LOLOL The ppl in the FRONT ROW of the adudience was feeling this JANKT!!! LOL look at the Lady @ 1:40 She aint now what they was saying but She was Goin IN on that AAAAAYYVVE part...lol
If I remember Correctly from reading the credits when I was younger, this Song was actually Written By Donald Lawrence... SOUNDS JUST LIKE HIM!!!!! smh
2022💕
donald wrote it but new g sang da stank out of it
Jesus! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I love this song!!!!
Yasssss yassssss yasssssss!!!!!! 🤣👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Yo this is my jam!
Good YOU see
i think more chiors should have 4 parts (bass, berotone, 2nd tenor and 2nd soprano... jus a thought)
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The way I know...
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They BETTA LOL!!!!!!!!!!!
When they break into the 4 parts, what are the altos saying??
:)
Verse:
Do you really know Him,
do you really know His name?
I wonder do you know Him,
that His love remains the same.
Do you know about the souls He saved,
healed the sick and He raised the dead?
Do you know about the price He paid,
sacrificed so I that I might be saved?
Chorus:
To know Him is to love Him,
hallelujah, He is the Good Shepherd.
Bridge:
Always making a way out of no way,
the Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want
He makes me to rest in the meadow's grass,
He's my shepherd.
Chorus
Vamp 1:
Tenors:
Yea, I know Him, He's a mighty Good Shepherd.
Yea, I know Him, He's a mighty Good Shepherd.
Altos:
I've come to know that He's a Good Shepherd.
I've come to know that He's a Good Shepherd.
Sopranos 1:
He is a Good Shepherd.
He is a Good Shepherd.
Sopranos 2:
To know Him is to love Him.
I know Him and I love Him.
Vamp 2:
To know Him is to love Him,
I know Him, He's a mighty Good Shepherd.
Vamp 3:
To know Him is to love Him,
I know Him and I love Him.
Ending:
To know Him is to love Him,
hallelujah, He is the Good Shepherd.
Trevor Battle I’ve come to no that he’s a good shepherd
I’ve come to know that He’s a Good Shepherd
@@deeloe1743 yes thats correct
Good. Morning how
I can tell a Donald Lawrence penned song anywhere!
Real estate comfortably help
@lilrayraybrockin Hey but u know Ricky though
@slacker0897 Hey but u know Ricky though
My Lord this is old. Look at them hairstyles on the women. But they sure nuff singing tho....
226478088 materials noble affirmative Father Charles Hayes Cogic music and Dr Ricky Rydell Dillard
Does it really matter if you're saved any more or do people just want to act like their at the club and sale CD's. IMHO, this music has very little substance. It's just a jazzy funk groove and a bunch of people show casing their vocal talents. There really is a God, a devil, a Heaven, and a hell.
So music that is glorifying God isn't allowed to have a jazzy funk to it? People are not allowed to dance for joy knowing that the Lord Jesus is a good Shepherd? I don't see anything wrong in this video. IMHO, you're just reading into it too much, I mean we like what we like, but I think it has good substance. You don't know if people can be blessed or even saved by a jazzy song about Jesus. I see no one glorifying the devil in this video whatsoever. It isn't a sin to dance (I recall David dancing), have groove or show vocal talent which God has bestowed upon these singers. God made music anyway. It's truly about the message, an it's a pretty darn good message if you ask me.