I'll Have A New Life-The Cathedrals

[@lhager52]

When I was a teenager I used to get up early Sunday mornings and listen to the Gospel Singing Jubilee! Loved all the quartets that were singing! Didn't know then that I was watching history and a great testimony for the Lord Jesus Christ!

[@thegospelmessenger72]

I just love this song! It makes me so happy. Watching them is just magic. You can't help but smile, be happy, and tap your foot!

[@papalilburn]

I could watch Glen Payne for hours, great singer!

[@sandystephenson1107]

How wonderful that God provided Heaven for us through Jesus Christ's death and resurrection! I can hardly wait to go . . .

[@mmyerspa]

Old school Cathedrals. - Wow! Love love love Glen Payne when he gets fired up

[@AdamPaul2222]

Amen! Nothing better!!!

[@JeffKMayo]

Love seeing a young Glen and George. I discovered the Cathedrals in the early 90s when they had Ernie and Scott. This is so cool!

[@IsaacNussbaum]

From the very first time I saw George Yount, there has been a special place in my heart for him. He and I are brothers in the Lord, of that I have no doubt.

[@wurlitzery4976]

When folks had energy back in the day! Wish more groups were like this today ! Thank you for posting and sharing !

[@fairfaxcat1312]

Jeb had low energy.

[@dmichael100]

Now, this is classic old school Cathedrals!

[@jly1484]

I just love George's hair in this video all slicked over.

[@TheJwood45154]

looks like Elvis on the end...lol love the Cathedrals they were awesome and left a treasure trove of music for us all.

[@PreservingMemories2]

I love it. This song was sung at a funeral this week and it brought the house down!!!!

[@DoloresBartholomew]

Praise the Lord Jesus!

[@jeffmardling]

Amen, Amen, Amen!! If that don’t light your fire, your woods wet! Terrific song - thanks for posting 😀🇨🇦

[@Bamafan037]

That's what made the Cathedrals great, any song they sang became a masterpeice. Thanks for the post!

[@JayWhiteMadden]

Low key super talented, mega underrated Cats lineup. Horne gives them that Appalachian sound that they never really had at any other time. But, Roy Tremble really balanced Roger at the top of their sound and gave the group a personality in their sound that they'd have to search for a decade to find again.

[@mynamehappy]

I'm not ever remotely religious, but damn is this a banger. I think I'm entering my Gospel era.

[@slothdude8109]

its even more powerful when you understand it, how Jesus saves us from damnation! wretched sinner am I.

[@sm8821]

I'm not either, but gospel is probably my favourite genre. It rocks out on so many levels it's not even funny.

[@042751]

I doubt any group could sing that song with any more joy and gusto than that!

[@red3005]

Great Line-Up of this Group....and the musicians sound great to....that drummer sure is tearing it up.....

[@_I_KNOW_HOW_THE_FLOWERS_FELT_]

Praise the Lord, I'll have a new life : On the resurrection morning When all the dead in Christ shall rise I'll have a new body Praise the Lord, I'll have a new life Sewed in weakness, raised in power Ready to live in Paradise I'll have a new body Praise the Lord, I'll have a new life, oh yes Chorus: I'll have a new home of life eternal Where the redeemed of God shall stand There'll be no more sorrow No more pain, there'll be no more strife Yes, raised in the likeness of my Savior Ready to live in Glory Land I'll have a new body Praise the Lord, I'll have a new life What a hallelujah morning when the last trump of God shall sound I'll have a new body Praise the Lord, I'll have a new life (eternal) Graves all bursting saints all shouting Heavenly beauty all around I'll have a new body Praise the Lord, I'll have a new life Repeat - Chorus : Written by : Luther Green Presley

[@Quint1836]

Praise god!

[@Quint1836]

Love to see Mr. Younce when he gets moving

[@DA-xh3tw]

I liked this tenor. Wished he had been with the Cathedrals longer.

[@ddss3042]

Sounds like Mack Taunton

[@brandenblackwell9116]

@@ddss3042 it’s Roger Horne. I think he came right after Mack if I’m not mistaken.

[@yesiownfrodo]

What a great version of this song! :)

[@jimmypatterson9472]

Very good song and a great performance. Very well done. Nice suits. I like the drums at the end.

[@Skateboarding101]

Absolutely smashing performance! Well done!

[@TopherJC4]

This was so good, when they had a good pianist. That helped so much. Perfect.

[@wandamedlyn8942]

I love the way Glen gets so excited!

[@lonemapper]

@tman8077 Lorne Matthews. IMO one of the best they ever had!!!!

[@robertbratcher1310]

I did not realize Rosco P. Coletrain sang tenor for the Cathedrals.

[@kevinbeamon3736]

I thought it was Mike Douglas

[@chriswalters1014]

Mack Taunton sang tenor

[@jerryking296]

@Leslie Powers baritone

[@deborahhamm1979]

What year was this?

[@brandenblackwell9116]

@@deborahhamm1979 most likely around 1972

[@dennismurillodennis3079]

This music is not my cup of tea but it is great to listen to .I love it.

[@chowman007]

Another combination that I truly enjoyed

[@birdlover6842]

Now that's what I call music. Not the junk out Now days.

[@ChristinaMarieAngelicque-vc3nx]

GOOD JOB!

[@nathanwhite5671]

Music doesn't get better than this.

[@moproducer]

@InspirationsFan The Cats probably did more to mold southern gospel into a mainstream style than any other group. Listen to the Statler Bros. and the Oaks, and you will clearly hear their influence. The Cats never copied anyone. Although they didn't become a household word, they were the group that other groups listened to.

[@bettyj5502]

This is great!!!

[@SkidooTheMobster]

They worked hard to avoid dancing.

[@michaelfrederick9585]

It looked like a struggle! :) They were ready to go to town.

[@allabtthtbass]

This is a very good song!

[@laegneto]

De um balanço sensacional!

[@BnCSGMusic]

His name is Roger Horne.

[@STurley76]

Roger Horne was the tenor.

[@Hooligan129]

The Bay Singer on the right is George Younce.

[@junemckay6479]

Valentin Kocis kk?n?(8jht6--jj

[@jacobkoury4522]

That was great! George Younce is the bass singer (on the far right). How do I know? I sing bass, and I know almost every famous bass singer in the world. Man, I want a pair of those red pants right now! (to go with my camel fur sportcoat).

[@echoesrecordingstudio586]

Jacob Koury I want one of those outfits !!!!

[@marionhudson4477]

They was real young then they can sing.

[@planetI911]

They were so young then

[@jamesgeorge6367]

Yesterday we lost Pastor his name James Bo Parris. He went home with the lord and he's have a new life

[@TheInsanegamer697]

The one on the far left is Mack Taunton. He was tenor singer for the Cathedrals for years.

[@JamesHarris-ls7dd]

this song should make you want to move your feet.

[@BnCSGMusic]

Yes.

[@beatapt5]

Oh, those sinful drums!!!!!

[@JayWhiteMadden]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@karentodd4768]

I know Glen & George, who are the other members & what yr is this?

[@karamiller4166]

Roger Horne is singing tenor, Roy Tremble baritone, Lorne Matthews is on piano. I don't know the exact year but it would have been either 1971 or 72.

[@ddss3042]

@@karamiller4166 The tenner is Mack Taunton . He sang at my wedding for me. He and my dad‘s were friends. I know his sound anywhere.

[@mdren760]

The tenor is Mack Taunton

[@ChuckParDue1953]

The tenor was Roger Horne. He replaced Mack Taunton. Roy Trimble moved up to tenor when Horne left.

[@thrashman1973]

Not to shabby lol

[@BnCSGMusic]

Roy Tremble.

[@angiebee4963]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@ChristianEntertain]

Will we get new ties too? As Bill Gaither says, the things of this world shall pass away.

[@BnCSGMusic]

Roger Horne.

[@BnCSGMusic]

@thesullivankid2425 Way off. hahaha. It's Lorne Matthews.

[@mdren760]

I thought it Mack Taunton too

[@trou.kpgodwin]

Build on it

[@tonypartigianoni1888]

Besides George and Glen, the tenor, baritone and pianist parts in the Quartet included: sghistory.com/index.php?n=C.Cathedral_Quartet

[@endersstare328]

xD A real sing along. Just realized I sound like George Younce.

[@thesullivankid2425]

Who's on the piano here? Can't tell if that's Roger or somebody else?

[@karamiller4166]

I believe it's Lorne Matthews.

[@paulvail9732]

@@karamiller4166 it is Lorne Matthews. He is my bro-in-law.

[@fairfaxcat1312]

Lol note the second singer from the right popping up like a Jack-in-the Box.

[@mrmaulerman55446]

Who was the tenor here?

[@bencornell4401]

Mac taunton

[@TheNo1BandDad]

@thesullivankid2425 This is back in the '70s. Roger would have been too young.

[@pamhorner3562]

Pentecostal?

[@jmck4540]

I know Glen and George. Who are the other two in the group?

[@careyabels5640]

J McK: I think know the one beside Glenn is Roy Tremble which is "Baby Roy", I think the tenor is Mack Taunton

[@TonyWatson9]

Roy Tremble, Roger Horne and Lorne Matthews at the piano

[@selkcebr]

Tony Watson That’s correct 👍

[@thecoolestdad]

Sunday morning show called Happy Jubilee.

[@DrKJ4SCE]

***** It's actual title was; Gospel Singing Jubilee though, wasn't it?

[@thecoolestdad]

Bobby Best Yeah I guess so. Not a big deal.

[@DrKJ4SCE]

***** You're right, it not a big deal... I just thought I'd post the actual name of the show, in case somebody wanted to surf KZbin for videos like this one.....

[@thecoolestdad]

Bobby Best That's cool bro. I grew up watching that show every sunday morning before we headed outto church, and I should've remembered the name. As a kid, at some of the all night singings back in the 60's, I met a good bit of those gospel greats that were on the show. I met, the Oak Ridge Boys, Hovie Liser and the Statesmen, Jd Sumner, the Florida Boys, and gosh, I can't remember who all I met. It was a treat for a kid back then to meet his singing greats at an all night gospel singing.

[@Billyjones7737]

Bobby Best yes. it sure was.

[@Earnhardt3Maniac]

Who's the tenor? That's not Mack or Bobby.

[@johanpaul5010]

Mack.

[@BnCSGMusic]

It's not. Roger Horne.

[@dandubbeld4305]

The tenor was mack taurins not sure that spelling is correct. But he was on the 30 annivesary Reunion recording on rainbow of love.

[@selkcebr]

Dan Dubbeld That’s not Mark.

[@selkcebr]

Dan Dubbeld You are correct about Mark Taunton performing in the family reunion, however, in this particular video, the tenor is Roger Horne, there’s another video of the Cathedral performing this song with Mark Taunton in the group, both guys had a similar voice but Mark’s range! It was spectacular.

[@ddss3042]

@@selkcebr actually it is Mack Taunton . He and my dad were friends. I know his voice very well. He sang at my wedding in 1980. Once he had left the group and was on his own working on a solo career

[@BnCSGMusic]

No it's not. It's Lorne Matthews.

[@Hooligan129]

But whos that on the left that with the black hair he's only standing like a tree.

[@h05rtayl]

Roger L. Horne

[@JuanellHopper]

That is Roger Bennett on the piano

[@larrymartin6544]

George Amenn Webster on the piano