"I'll Let Nothing Stop Me" (1978) Thomas Whitfield & Voices of Tabernacle

[@JaniceCarter-ws7lu]

"It's only hard in the beginning," -My mom💙 🙋🏾‍♀️Everything in between is why we need God to help us get through😌 Happy Monday block the wicked and protect your peace✔️

[@typrsn1]

I am a native New Yorker (Brooklyn), but appreciate the contributions of both Thomas and Twinkie a great deal. Great stuff has come out of Chicago, Detroit, New York and the list goes on and on. I appreciate all of the contributions of all that have come before us. All the good stuff originated in Heaven. If we are SAVED, our citizenship is now in Heaven (Phil. 3:20).

[@ChrisSr84]

Another classic by Thomas Whitfield that I just happen to stumble upon...Thankful to God for leading me to this song, needed to hear this after deeply thinking about some not so good personal situations but this song reassures me that God is in control of all situations, I feel him working it out for my good!

[@imsinging4him]

Yes!!!!! I miss the Maestro so much! Thank you!

[@roycey32]

Do you hear those sopranos???? 🙌🏾 #yep.

[@UncleDuTheWatchman]

This (as far as I can remember) is the first song I ever associated with Thomas Whitfield. One of the first songs I remember learning as a kid in the choir. Great memories.

[@d_roi8689]

Sir! You are one anointed man. Even via your "ghost" posting of music, the humility is what gives strength to that anointing. Songs like this allow room for a needed catharsis. I NEED this reminder, "... nothing stop me..." Whitefield was ahead of his time yet divinely inspired for his time. Thank you!

[@weslee5621]

AWWH...WATCH IT NOW GOSPEL NOSTALGIA! You're going waaaay back now! GOSPEL MUSIC WAS SO GOOD BACK THEN!

[@typrsn1]

Indeed it was.

[@UncleDuTheWatchman]

Hit it WANDA CRAIG!!!! I HEAR YOU!!!! "Hallelujah"

[@typrsn1]

This is a very encouraging song.

[@typrsn1]

You're welcome.

[@UncleDuTheWatchman]

Yes indeed. As I got older, I realized that The Company had an album out before this PT album came out (as a kid, the two sounds were alike and since some of the voices were the same I never realized one was a church choir and one was a community choir...LOL), but it was indeed this song that brought Thomas Whitfield's music to my attention. Tommy and Twinkie have had the most influence on my music and I'm PROUD to be a fellow Detroiter.

[@VantisDoroHall]

I heard the VoT sing a lot of the songs from this album in Chicago at the First Church of Deliverance in the late 70's. Mr. Whitfield was on the organ, and sang this song. I had never heard of him before then, but in the late 80's he became one of my favorites.

[@UncleDuTheWatchman]

You got THAT right, Brother!

[@typrsn1]

This is an early one by Thomas.

[@UncleDuTheWatchman]

BTW, you guys gave us the great Benny Cummings and The VarSons (who will be guests at the Lemon's reunion, by the way).

[@williamgriffin4268]

great song charlie...can u get more of him.

[@keepingitrealandtruthful.5081]

James Cleveland record this song with the southern California choir on his "it's a new day" album.

[@typrsn1]

Yes, track 4 done a year later. I have all of James Cleveland's recordings. That was a great album.

[@UncleDuTheWatchman]

I thought I knew all of Reverend's stuff until you said this...lol...I never realized he covered this. I only knew Tommy's version with The Voices. This song is a classic. Often overlooked but a straight up CLASSIC staple in Gospel Music.

[@typrsn1]

Yes indeed.

[@TWADBAND07]

Could u post James Cleveland and Charles for singers let me be an instrument full album and Steve middeltion and unity of praise I go full album thank u

[@mrtheoneandonly83]

I didn't know VOT recorded for SOG. SOG had some great aritist including at one point minister Thomas Whitfield.

[@typrsn1]

I have all of the Sound of Gospel recordings. Voices of Tabernacle also recorded the "Promise of God" LP in 1976 on that label.

[@yoganandarita]

Okkkkkkkk