Exactly What I Need by the Marshall Family Winchester OH

[@smango3451]

Amen he surely knows exactly what we need if we put our trust in him

[@olivieraleman]

Been playing bluegrass for 45 years, and I’ve never heard better.

[@JesusLovingKentuckyGal]

I love the Marshalls!

[@watermelonridge]

Strange! Today it is perfect. No idea why the volume was so low earlier. I haven't changed anyting on my computer. Anyway... lol This is a great recording! I'd LOVE to hear more songs from this group. They can flat out sing!

[@CHIEFSWIFE1998]

What a good song I love it. Thank you Lord ❤️✝🙏

[@johnyoung9874]

The Marshall Family was originally from Wayne County, WV.

[@lindseywalker6925]

That's great info. I knew that Columbus Ohio story didn't line up.

[@6of7w]

Exactly What I Needed

[@katdil66]

I have no problem with the volume when I listen to this song....

[@lindseywalker6925]

Allison Krause' best career break was Judy Marshall NOT signing a huge solo recording contract.

[@watermelonridge]

What I can hear sounds good, but the volume is very low. Would love to hear this at a greater volume.

[@MrCountygitar]

I'm sure Brother "Bud" Chambers wrote this song.

[@keeperathome5060]

I cannot find this song on any particular album. It is such a beautiful song. Do you know where I can find it for purchase?

[@katdil66]

Keeper at Home This song was also recorded by the Downings. You can find it for sale at www.ebay.com/itm/Happiness-Downings-Southern-Gospel-LP-Album-1970-/381229729913?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item58c3100879

[@keeperathome5060]

Kathy Romine Thank you Kathy! I do not have a record player. I was hoping to find it either on CD or an MP3. Do you know if this song is on one of the Marshall Family's album's or maybe if this song goes by another name. I would love to have this version by the Marshall Family.

[@edwincombs4042]

+Keeper at Home I have it on a vinyl album. Remember buying it at a bluegrass festival at Ralph Stanley's homeplace where The Marshalls were one of the performing groups. Fond memories of 1978.

[@jessechristian8665]

Volume is too low.