Cynthia Clawson - Come Celebrate Jesus

[@warrenwilson4818]

Thrilling production of Christian music from back in the day. After her solo/concert life was over, shall we say, she was on the Gaither Homecoming recordings for a number of years with her red hair. Thu. Oct. 3, 2024. St. Joseph, MO

[@jamescunningham6249]

I can recall seeing her in concert around 1985 in Nashville, TN. Tickets were just like $10 and it was at Hermitage Hills Baptist if I recall. As it was a church sanctuary, sitting was just general and I remember seating myself by a small section that was taped off and reserved for someone. A few minutes later, Russ Taff and his wife Tori showed up to take those seats. This tells you how big a deal Cynthia is to have someone like Russ and his wife spend their free weekend night watching her in concert. I always thought she would have went further with better management and more diverse song material. Had someone put some real money behind her long ago, she would be a much bigger name than she is today. Regardless, God has used her and her gifts to bless so many over the decades.

[@donnabrandmeyerrobertdavis2426]

Bob says: This is one of the Top 10 all-time CCM songs. A Lenten masterpiece.

[@PatrickDKing]

Not exactly what I was expecting but love it! I played piano once at our old church, the hymn was "Come Celebrate Jesus" it was very similar but also very different with the typical 4 part choral parts.

[@NancyHuston-or6fj]

I celebrate Jesus everyday!! Thank you Jesus for dying for me to give me salvation if I accept the gift of salvation thru your precious blood. I love you Lord Jesus.

[@enmaxus7210]

Thank you for posting this song.

[@bluediamond932]

This song reminds me of when we moved to SD from Texas when I was 5 yrs old. The song takes me to that time like it was yesterday.

[@colleenlever976]

Amen amen

[@Astrodomania]

great song- singer...i wish more of her full albums were onliine

[@armcordero]

YES! I would like someone put up Her album “The Way I Feel” online.

[@mitchdailey919]

As a little kid back in 1983, this song had some cool synth parts. I think the arranger was high on Vangelis. Not a bad thing in the least. It's cool to see how Vangelis inspired secular and Christian music alike. Definitely helped mold and shape me as a kid who ended up playing synth, LOL! Great song!

[@warrenwilson4818]

Jon Rosasco did the arrangements. He was way ahead of his time. Oct. 20, 2024.

[@TBCProductions]

Wonderful. Where have you been? I'll be using for Sunday service. Please post more!