"I'LL MEET YOU IN THE MORNING" by THE PROPHETS QUARTET

[@revdrtiffanyfoster]

I love older gospel music. In particular the quartets. We played this song at my grandpa's funeral as it was one of his favorites.

[@Shirley-hg8xk]

The Best I've Ever Heard.

[@dougrichard7592]

I would go to my grandparents home and sit down by the hi-fi and listen to these guys and other old groups on records over and over

[@springforthspeedily]

Mr. Garrison was my neighbor in TN when I was a kid. Surprisingly, I never heard him sing in person but used to always say "Hello" to him and his wife when they were sitting on their porch.

[@MartinD28V1]

Mr. Jolly, I Believe I have ever recording in their Discography & Have seen them Many times in Concert in the Atlanta area; back in the early 60s. Mr. 'Big Lew Garrison, in my opinion, is 1 of The Most Ariculate "Lead Tenors In Southern Gospel" I have ever had the Pleasure to See & Hear. Thank you So Much for Finding them. They were Great Gentlemen, But Of More Importance. Christians, That Practiced what they Preached and Sang. "Sadly, Mr. Lew passed away some years back". L.R.

[@jimmyvanjolly7173]

This my first time hearing the Prophets Quartet, but will be seeking for more of their videos. Just stumbled acrossed their video listening to the Bibletones video!!

[@gospelbarndoraalabama6821]

I wish I had been old enough to hear this fine group many years ago. They have a great sound!

[@wvob6752]

Faithfully watched them on TV when I was a child. There were two gospel programs with the best of the best gospel groups including the Statesmen, Blackwood Brothers, Rambos, Prophets, LeFevre's, Seagal Brothers and Naomi and others. Watched them faithfully and loved them.

[@littlewhitepetals8790]

They're all good. That's quite a tenor!

[@MartinD28V1]

Mr. Garrison, Again takes the lead on This Beautiful Ole Southern Gospel Number, Written By Mr. Albert Chumbley Of Missouri.

[@randybock82]

there was only one big Lew.good stuff

[@MrConrad1950]

Great song.

[@wvob6752]

Love this group when I was a kid in the 60's. At the time Roy McNeil sang the lead even though he had beautiful tenor voice. With Big Lew having such a high counter tenor the lead singer had to have a high voice.

[@colejacobs1000]

I love Big Lew

[@MartinD28V1]

Mr. Militarychief, You are 100% Correct. Mr. Albert was Indeed Born in Oklahoma, What I Meant was -He Spent his Life, Home & Publishing Company & Association In The Southern Gospel Genre- Based Out of Missouri. Thanks.

[@jerryking45]

Big Lew!

[@militarychief]

The gentleman who wrote this song was Albert Brumley and he was born in Oklahoma.

[@MartinD28V1]

@MartinD28V1 Please Excuse Me. I Meant To Say "Mr. Albert Brumbley Of Missouri".

[@blackhouse285]

Who's the bass singer?

[@kron5637]

Jim Boatman

[@jerryhubbard4461]

Way too slow. This is a happy song and these guys sing like it is a funeral.