Moving Up To GloryLand-The Kingdom Heirs

[@wduane2807]

It does not get anymore Southern Gospel than this!!! You guys rock!

[@Josh501st]

That’s so funny it’s like a Baptist trying to stop a Pentecostals fun 😂😂 (just a joke)

[@GamingDrummer89]

The tenor part on the chorus of this song always cracks me up!

[@jeffgrant6914]

Yes he cracks me up too

[@sonyahannah]

Damn, I miss Dollywood! For 20 years, I lived in Johnson City TN. Although I at first acted rather snooty about "that imitation Disneyland" or "aspiring Six Flags," I dropped THAT attitude within about half an hour of my first visit -- and as soon as I could afford it, I bought a season pass to Dollywood. Hitting the various gospel stages [and the falconry demonstration] left me enchanted. . . the Kingdom Heirs were one of the first groups I heard, and they soon became a favorite. Got to love the way they bust that last chord!

[@victoryopop]

Well i'll be darned.. You learn something new everyday.. Thanks : )

[@robbierichmond45]

octave change at 1:36

[@jeffgrant2492]

I Love Their Tennor

[@ScottM184]

Eric was actually with the group for 10 or 11 years. He replaced Bob Caldwell.

[@futurepastorSam]

Who's the tenor? He's really good and can go really high for his height!

[@Nyck461]

Tenor is David Sulton. He now is with Triumph Quartet

[@ronaldshank7589]

@@Nyck461 Actually, it's David Sutton, not Sulton. Other than that, yep, you're right. What came as a shock to The Kingdom Heirs was, that in 2002, the Tenor, David Sutton, the Bass Singer, Eric Bennett, and the Pianist, Jeff Stice (Who unfortunately passed away last year), suddenly left The Kingdom Heirs, found Clayton Inman, which sings Lead, and Clayton Inman's son, Scott, which sings Baritone, and formed what was, at first, called Integrity Quartet. In 2005, though, they changed their name to Triumphant Quartet. The only one that left the group was Jeff Stice. The other Gentlemen are still in the group, and doing great!

[@allenhudson723]

very good video

[@BnCSGMusic]

Yea, for like 9 years. And David Sutton sang with them for like 8.

[@BnCSGMusic]

And also, jeff Stice is on the piano. Lol

[@tonganboy87]

I remember watching this as a kid. What was the name of this concert? We had the video tape for it, and I'm wondering if it was on sale, I'd be interested in buying one :)

[@raystines1359]

live in the smokies

[@tonganboy87]

@@raystines1359 Would you know of any place that sells it? I've been looking!! So far, no luck :(

[@raystines1359]

@@tonganboy87 ebay

[@JumboProTV]

@BnCSGMusic thene ware was jeff chapmen

[@victoryopop]

Eric Bennett sang with these guys????

[@BnCSGMusic]

@SPIDERKARATE94 Jeff Chapman replaced Eric after Eric left around 03.

[@ronaldshank7589]

Actually...yeah. I thought it was 2002, when Eric Bennett, David Sutton, and Jeff Stice left the Kingdom Heirs. Needless to say, Steve French wasn't happy about those three leaving...at the same time! He had to scramble, to find new replacements to come in, but that's when Jody Hosterman came in at Tenor, Adam Harmon came in at Piano, and Jeff Chapman (Easily one of the absolute BEST, and LOWEST, Bass Singers!!!), came in at the Bass Singing slot. He's easily one of my top three Bass Singers of all time. My two other favorites are Ken Turner, and Tim Riley.

[@millierohenarivera9257]

Good singing,but I like Ernie's version best

[@sdiiro1]

Yeah Bro Eric Bennett And Bro David E Sutton And Bro Jeff Stice Have All Know Each Other For A Really Very Long Time.

[@JordanBeckworth]

Who is singing lead here?

[@raystines1359]

Arthur rice

[@henry-joemurphy2035]

Is that high singer a Eunuch?

[@jdsumner]

hahahahahahaha, LOL

[@nivaldo758]

Who is the bass?

[@joachimvedastus4501]

Eric bennett

[@raystines1359]

i have this vhs

[@bubers2007]

@JordanBeckworth arthur rice