J.D. Sumner & The Stamps Quartet - A Video Portrait - Part 4

[@timbarham7]

I love to hear about my two favorites together, Elvis and JD Sumner!❤❤

[@r.gimenes6501]

Essa voz até hj não vi igual, e nem que chegue perto ....de "um grave mais baixo".....Elvis amava TB😎✌🏻

[@magdelenelouw558]

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[@elvis1988ful]

Have you the vhs " jd Summer and the stamps sinning the favoruite Gospel " is a Live Show from 1995 have you it ??? Can you this posting

[@manoelteixeira4936]

E o destino fez com que participasse dos grandes eventos com Elvis Presley. maneco - Porto Alegre-RS -Brasil.

[@ikonix360]

If not for the colonel i think Elvis would have either sung gospel exclusively or sung it more than secular music.

[@Vanerov]

3:20 Note??

[@TheMadMusicMan]

About an F#1; not quite on the dot, but very close.

[@Vanerov]

@@TheMadMusicMan Makes it look like a sunday walk in the park for him.

[@TheMadMusicMan]

@@Vanerov Yes, J. D. had great control; seldom did he struggle to sing notes that are out of reach to the majority of bass singers. The key for J. D. was relaxing, and breathing properly. Too many bass singers attempt to sing these notes with fry or growl, which just doesn't have the richness that only full voice can provide. Sure, J. D. was a natural, but he learned all he could to sing low notes with strength.

[@kennyhuskisson2684]

@@TheMadMusicMan About were is that on the piano or is it off the scale?

[@TheMadMusicMan]

Kenny Huskisson It's about the first F# on a standard 88 key piano.