JD Sumner and the Stamps "Walk That Lonesome Road" on the Buck Owens show.

[@Vilnag]

The ease he had with that Eb1. 😅😅😅

[@larrydewein]

J.D. Sumner was in the Guinness World Book of Records listed as the WORLD'S LOWEST BASS SINGER!!!!!

[@raymondhummel5211]

Wow, love their singing and their gospel message!

[@benwright1733]

The insane volume he has high or low is amazing!

[@danielmadsen3407]

Thank you so much for this! I love seeing the earlier years of JD and it's on the Buck Owen's show!

[@vitormrmr]

1968?

[@bluedevil0704]

Stamps Quartet Lineup- Jim Hill-Tenor Vocals Donnie Sumner-Lead Vocals Jimmy Blackwood-Bariton Vocals JD Sumner-Bass Vocals Tony Brown-Piano Duke Dumas-Electric Guitar Tim Baty-Bass Guitar Billy Blackwood-Drums

[@derekthrash9643]

The one and only…making it look too easy

[@SSearan1]

Tony "Tarzan" Brown on piano.

[@rodrickwatson2086]

I wonder what note he hit in the end. Sounds like a thunder singing

[@LagonMonis2628]

On the walk...walk...walk thing he hits a C#1 at the lowest

[@rodrickwatson2086]

@LagonMonis2628 dang that's impressive.

[@rubenivarsson5169]

J.D hit Eb1 but good enough

[@LagonMonis2628]

@@rubenivarsson5169 he holds the note on a Eb1 but just after he hits two C#1, you can even see him almost laughing

[@rubenivarsson5169]

Sorry to say but he get from Eb2 slide down to Eb1 and take a D1 not clear,blurring. Eb1 is clear and he had done lower notes as you know when he get older. If you whant to listen to Eb1 from me. Try, basso profundo ruben