J D Sumner & the Stamps. 1993.

[@raw771]

i got to see JD and the stamps two times and the 1st time they were in a old concert church and when JD sang the walls were shaking behind my back i was standing next to the wall he was great and still is never be anybody better

[@michaleslusher9210]

JD & those "56" endings get me EVERY TIME!!!🙏

[@robclark8794]

I remember my Dad singing this song on the way to my organ lessons in the late 1950's from Woodbridge, Va. to Fairfax, Va.

[@johnastrup1549]

These 4 men had soul and rhtyhm. Miss Elvis into.

[@Nyck461]

Marvelous. They sing anointed.

[@herecalico]

Oh this is the 25th anniversary of the Albert E. Brumley Gospel Sing. It was on a set of like 5 videos. I think it's called I'll Fly Away Productions. YOu can find it online.

[@Onesimus747]

i saw this group with jack toney and jerry tramell just prior to this line-up. what a blessing, i was apprx. 12 yrs old.

[@audreyjenkins5725]

My kids used to set on JD S lap in Mt Vernon Il they came to our high school almost every month when JD was with the Blackwood Bros.

[@jdsumner]

Thank you so much for sharing this video.

[@DARLANMDS]

Muito Bom!!! JD SUMNER...

[@marycox4970]

Sing it Stevie Warren... Never forget u telling me you were gonna sing with all THOSE GUYS ONE Of THOSE DAYS& You did.. That was @ the Music Hall, Houston, Tx. I've Done A Good Job, KID....♥️😘

[@marycox4970]

U'VE^ Done A Good job, Kid..

[@herecalico]

Great Memories!

[@1shiznet]

Jd ur awesome bro

[@wayneberry8226]

I sure do love jd....

[@TakersMissy]

Wonderful! Say, I'm new to The Stamps, but I know J.D. Sumner, of course, and Ed Hill. But which ones are Steve Warren and Ed Enoch?

[@arielhavilah7837]

TakersMissy ed enoch a man with blonde hair :)

[@arielhavilah7837]

TakersMissy steve black hair

[@TakersMissy]

Thank you for your replies, Ariel Y. :)

[@arielhavilah7837]

TakersMissy your welcome my friend!! :)

[@aronwarren8884]

This was Steve in his “tenor prime”. He wasn’t a natural tenor; but no one at the time would’ve believed he wasn’t. At that time, there wasn’t a better tenor in the business.

[@herecalico]

I Know , its funny to watch his face! lol

[@thedglman]

Where did you get this video?? Thanks!!

[@elvis1988ful]

can you the comple the masters v from this Show posting

[@benjaminkerl2649]

can you from the masters v posting they sinning " I WILL flay away , just a Little talk with Jesus and 2 inother Songs " please

[@lija7676]

I love this. Jeannie Janssen NL.

[@nsrailfan01]

Ed looks like he wants to knock JD upside his head. lol

[@aronwarren8884]

Jerry Butler That was all part of the schtick. It was a great bit. The funniest bit was when JD would whack Ed on the back of the head. That would always get a good laugh.

[@BecauseHeLives39]

@@aronwarren8884 and obviously they all knew that JD wasn’t tryna be mean or appear mean, just tryna be funny lol

[@aronwarren8884]

@@BecauseHeLives39 No, he certainly wasn’t trying to be mean. My dad, Steve Warren, told me one time that those slaps to the back of the head actually hurt a little bit. He took a slap one night and it surprised him that it actually hurt a little bit. I happened to be at this show that night. If you watch the beginning of the set when the stools suddenly appeared on the stage, I was the one sliding them onstage to my dad. I stayed on the left side wing of the stage for the entire set. Those were good times!

[@BecauseHeLives39]

@@aronwarren8884 oh wow dude! Your dad is Steve warren!? Wow!!!! Dang I wish I was alive when they were performing bc I love this group! And obviously JD didn’t mean to hurt your dad at all, at least I hope not😂 Dang man! As I said before, I wish I was alive when they were performing. I’ve heard that JD shook the walls when he did those 56’ endings, was that true? He’s like my fav bass singer but my fav living one is Tim Riley and Gene McDonald

[@mickeyrhodes2152]

Ed is married to J.D.s daughter, Shirley.