I've told all my troubles goodbye, Goodbye to each tear and each sigh. This world where I roam cannot be my home, I'm bound for that home in the sky. I walk and I talk with my Lord, I feast every day on His word, Heaven is near and I can't stay here Goodbye world, goodbye. Now don't you weep for me when I'm gone Cause I won't have to leave here alone. And when I hear that last trumpet sound My feet won't stay on the ground. I'm gonna rise with a shout, gonna fly, Gonna rise with my Lord to the sky. Heaven is near and I can't stay here, Goodbye world, goodbye. I won't have the blues anymore When I step across to that shore. And I'll never pine for I'll leave behind My heartaches and cares ever more. A day maybe two then goodbye, Tommorow I'll rise up and fly. Heaven is near and I can't stay here, Goodbye world, goodbye.
Very beautiful, watching jack, reviewing videos of his friends from startemen quartet, I'm in Belford purple-Brazil on February 12, 2021, waiting for the vaccine.
I have these videos and have listened and watched several times. This music track throws me a little because that doesn't sound like Hovie playing piano. Too jazzy. I wonder if it might have been the jazz bands regular piano player on this. Opinion anyone?
Group Members Tenor Bobby Strickland (1948-50) Earl Terry (1950) Cat Freeman (1950-53, 1957-58) Denver Crumpler (1953-57) Rosie Rozell (1958-69, 1973, 1977-81) Shaun Neilsen (1969-73, 1975) Willie Wynn (1973-74) Johnny Cook (1992-93) Tank Tackett (1993) Steve Warren (1994) Gene Miller (1994) Wallace Nelms (1994-01) Lead Mosie Lister (1948) Jake Hess (1948-1956, 1957-1963, 1968?, 1975, 1977-79, 1992-93) Gary McSpadden (filled in for Jake Hess) Les Roberson (1956-1957) Jack Toney (1963-66, 1967-68, 1979, 1994-2001) Roy McNeal (1966-67) Don Butler (1968) (filled in until Jim Hill was hired) Jim Hill (1968-71) Gary Timbs (1971-73) Elmer Cole (1973-74) David Will (1975) Buddy Burton (1979-81, 1993-94) Wayne Little (1993) Baritone Bervin Kendrick (1948-51) Troy Posey (1951) Doy Ott (1951-1974, 1977-1978) (previously played piano) Chris Hess (1978-79) Ed Hill (1979-80) Richard Coltrane (1981) Biney English (1992-1993) Scooter Simmons (1993) Jerry Candler (1993-1994) Mike Loprinzi (1994-98) Rick Fair (1998-01) Bass Gordon Hill (1948-1949) A D Soward (1949) "Big Chief" Wetherington (1949-73) Ray Burdett (1973-1974) Tommy Thompson (1979-80) J D Sumner (1981) Bob Caldwell (1992-1993) Stacy Bragg (1993) Nic Val (1993) Roy Pauley (1993) Harold Gilley (1994) Doug Young (1994-01) Pianist, MC and Owner Hovie Lister Piano Boyce Hawkins (1950) Doy Ott (1950-51) (switched to baritone) Other Musicians Tim Baty: Bass Guitar (1968-73) Kenny Hicks: Bass Guitar (1973-75) Vep Ellis II: Bass Guitar (1979) (This is the famous songwriter's grandson.) Jake Robinson: Bass Guitar (1979)
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Haha! The Baritone and Tenor even have matching moustaches! Love it!!
I m Doy ott fan, he s my favoryte baritone.
@@dilnecarvalho6675 ever heard glen alred?
Noone could top thiis quartet!!!!!
Love this song. States are one of my all-time favs :)
This is my favorite old time Gospel song.
Another great one.
I've told all my troubles goodbye,
Goodbye to each tear and each sigh.
This world where I roam cannot be my home,
I'm bound for that home in the sky.
I walk and I talk with my Lord,
I feast every day on His word,
Heaven is near and I can't stay here
Goodbye world, goodbye.
Now don't you weep for me when I'm gone
Cause I won't have to leave here alone.
And when I hear that last trumpet sound
My feet won't stay on the ground.
I'm gonna rise with a shout, gonna fly,
Gonna rise with my Lord to the sky.
Heaven is near and I can't stay here,
Goodbye world, goodbye.
I won't have the blues anymore
When I step across to that shore.
And I'll never pine for I'll leave behind
My heartaches and cares ever more.
A day maybe two then goodbye,
Tommorow I'll rise up and fly.
Heaven is near and I can't stay here,
Goodbye world, goodbye.
Very beautiful, watching jack, reviewing videos of his friends from startemen quartet, I'm in Belford purple-Brazil on February 12, 2021, waiting for the vaccine.
I taped this of the tv when it came on TBN, don't thin I have it anymore though. Wish I had it on DVD.
The Gaither's sell this DVD on their website, I believe.
@@zigmeala Which one, there’s a few…..
Is this bass Chief Wetherington?
Yes.
Yeppers peppers!!!
I would love to hear the rest of what Bill Gaither said. Anyone know what Gaither tape this was from
Hovie Lister & The Statesmen: An American Classic | 1995
I have these videos and have listened and watched several times. This music track throws me a little because that doesn't sound like Hovie playing piano. Too jazzy. I wonder if it might have been the jazz bands regular piano player on this. Opinion anyone?
Does someone have this song with The Kingsmen Quartet? Where is it on CZcams?
Does anyone know who the man, pictured on the right @ 0:08, with the white hair and glasses is?
I believe that is Mosie Lister, Hovie's brother.
zigmeala Wow, I had never heard of him Thank you!
zigmeala I think you're right that it's Mosie Lister. He's not related to Hovie, but he's the author of this song.
IT IS MOSIE BUT NOT HOVIE BROTHER
Mosie Lister
what name of the tenor singer?
Rosie Rozell
That's Denver Crumpler
@@christiangarage Its Denver But The Last Name is correct
Group Members
Tenor
Bobby Strickland (1948-50)
Earl Terry (1950)
Cat Freeman (1950-53, 1957-58)
Denver Crumpler (1953-57)
Rosie Rozell (1958-69, 1973, 1977-81)
Shaun Neilsen (1969-73, 1975)
Willie Wynn (1973-74)
Johnny Cook (1992-93)
Tank Tackett (1993)
Steve Warren (1994)
Gene Miller (1994)
Wallace Nelms (1994-01)
Lead
Mosie Lister (1948)
Jake Hess (1948-1956, 1957-1963, 1968?, 1975, 1977-79, 1992-93)
Gary McSpadden (filled in for Jake Hess)
Les Roberson (1956-1957)
Jack Toney (1963-66, 1967-68, 1979, 1994-2001)
Roy McNeal (1966-67)
Don Butler (1968) (filled in until Jim Hill was hired)
Jim Hill (1968-71)
Gary Timbs (1971-73)
Elmer Cole (1973-74)
David Will (1975)
Buddy Burton (1979-81, 1993-94)
Wayne Little (1993)
Baritone
Bervin Kendrick (1948-51)
Troy Posey (1951)
Doy Ott (1951-1974, 1977-1978) (previously played piano)
Chris Hess (1978-79)
Ed Hill (1979-80)
Richard Coltrane (1981)
Biney English (1992-1993)
Scooter Simmons (1993)
Jerry Candler (1993-1994)
Mike Loprinzi (1994-98)
Rick Fair (1998-01)
Bass
Gordon Hill (1948-1949)
A D Soward (1949)
"Big Chief" Wetherington (1949-73)
Ray Burdett (1973-1974)
Tommy Thompson (1979-80)
J D Sumner (1981)
Bob Caldwell (1992-1993)
Stacy Bragg (1993)
Nic Val (1993)
Roy Pauley (1993)
Harold Gilley (1994)
Doug Young (1994-01)
Pianist, MC and Owner
Hovie Lister
Piano
Boyce Hawkins (1950)
Doy Ott (1950-51) (switched to baritone)
Other Musicians
Tim Baty: Bass Guitar (1968-73)
Kenny Hicks: Bass Guitar (1973-75)
Vep Ellis II: Bass Guitar (1979) (This is the famous songwriter's grandson.)
Jake Robinson: Bass Guitar (1979)