J.D. Sumner & The Stamps Quartet - A Video Portrait - Part 3

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[@keithfaulk1354]

This is the best of the best!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@marileejoan]

As a young girl living in the South, I grew up hearing southern gospel songs! It sticks with you!

[@juanabarrientos2358]

Gran señoron el vozarron que Elvis Presley aprecio mucho. Y también su persona....

[@nonimcmullen9951]

Love the voice of J.D. Sumner heard him when he sang with Blackwood Bros.

[@mikesnyder4980]

Love it!..Thanks for sharing!

[@charlenewilson5406]

J.D, Sumner & The Stamps Quartet, your Band is really super. Thank you for bringing your music to all your fans.

[@ndb_1982]

They are all dead. They are not reading this.

[@alidangideon]

@@ndb_1982we know

[@gwendolynsmith6423]

Nostalgic worship at it best🙏🏾

[@sinzoff1715]

Subscrube to me Channel pleas

[@gregstickler3798]

As an Aussie it’s lovely to hear the history of southern gospel quartets ➕🌈🇮🇱🇦🇺

[@thomasrichard890]

Great music.....great memories.......great future.....

[@amitnarzary1256]

Now they are singing in heaven

[@user-jp3lg2wq7q]

Best Blackwoods lineup with Wally Varner

[@steeltaz725]

The group started (Blackwood Brothers that is) in 1934 I think, of course JD wasn’t with them at the start. I believe JD started with the BW brothers in 1954 after Bill lyles and RW Blackwood died in the plane crash. But he had been in groups prior to that I’m sure. Because I saw him in an interview and he said that singing was the only job he ever had. He was in the industry since 1945 at 19 years of age. Back the was The Sunshine Boys at least not sure who else. Oh and he was also in Masters Five with James Blackwood at some point.

[@lyleecooper9452]

I think that was "Little David" on the guitar: David L Smith.

[@igoroliveira7191]

Legendário...

[@TheDizzleHawke]

Jake Hess was a true trailblazer. Not many Imperials fans realize that he was a founding member of a group that gave us Russel Taff.
But I’ll never understand why in his later years he wore that ugly carpet on his head!

[@bruceragland6394]

Jake started balding at an early age. When he joined the Statesmen, a manager looked at him and said "look, the rest of these guys have full heads of hair and you" Jake said he stopped the guy and said "if you buy it, I'll wear it." Jake wore a toupee for many years.

[@manoelteixeira4936]

Deixaram saudades e rastros palpáveis de suas interpretações. maneco - Brasil.

[@vitormrmr]

Beyond the low bass singing, jd sumner was a legit businessman in gospel music. Him and JG Whitfield were the Two Businessmen in that scene

[@evdallas123]

I clicked thinking that was David Cassidy

[@kenndaily8451]

They look much younger than I remember.

[@saraschneider6781]

That's because the footage is from the 50s.

[@philipkreuzer8887]

The Blackwood Brothers.

[@kimberleylambert9606]

Crow crown of old black Crow bar baby girl

[@roberthutagalung210]

When was it ?
Summer was handsome when he was young.

[@davidsanders5153]

That is actually Donnie, his son.

[@kennyhuskisson2684]

@@davidsanders5153 Donnie is his nephew, J.D. didn't have a son, he had 2 daughters👍✌️

[@vitormrmr]

Actually jd never was young hehe
He looks older than true age

[@keithfaulk1354]

I’ve seen JD with about 4 different quartet’s and he’s the lowest and best bass singer I’ve ever encountered !! lol