Primitive Baptist Amazing Grace Lined

Here Is The Only Other Video I Could Find Of A Lined Hymn,And It Just So Happened To Be On U-Tube.The All Time Famous Amazing Grace Being Sung The Way It Has Alway's Meant To Be Sung.No Electric Guitars,No Drums.,Just Brothers And Sisters Voices,And It Couldn't Be Better Any Other Way.Now Trust Me,I'm Not Against Instruments In The Church.Just Lining Hymns Out Is A Truly Unique,Honest,Humble And Beautiful Way Of Singing.

[@JeffThacker]

The Louisa Primitve Babptest Church Is Located on Rocky Road about 14 miles south east of Pikeville, KY near Fishtrap Lake. The caption locates it at Louisa, KY. Traditionaly we pronounce it "Lou-I'-sa". I don't know who recorded this but it looks like it's lead by Robbie W. and it features my brother Gary, my cousen Todd, and several other familiar faces.

[@ThomasGMcElwain]

I grew up on stories about hard-shell Baptists in Pikeville, from my grandmother, who grew up there and went to church there. I have been in many places since, but I am still a hard-shell Baptist and love that way of singing, one of my earliest memories from 70 years ago.

[@SoundBound101]

My mother’s family were from Grundy, Virginia and they all sang this way and greeted each other with hugs and handshakes every church day. They were the most loving, accepting, non judgmental people I’ve ever known.

[@walterpierce6061]

Thanks for this. The singing to me is beautiful. Reminds me of goung to Grandview Baptist Church in Hardin County KY.

[@kenbonham3350]

I was RAISED ON THIS SINCE I WAS BAPITIZED WHEN I WAS 9 I'M NOW 49 AND I STILL LOVE TO HEAR THIS BUT I ALSO PLAY GUITAR AND BASS SO I DONT CARE WHAT RELIGION OR STYLE MUSIC IS ALWAYS BETTER WITH GOD AMEN

[@GuitarCentaur]

I was an Old Baptist outdoor service in Pikeville, KY about 15 years ago. During the singing, I could feel something move inside me that tied me to the generations of family long before me.

[@ct43228]

Probably the congregation my Great Grandma attended. She was Primitive Baptist and lived/died in Pikeville!

[@appalachianhomegrown9207]

This makes me cry with nostalgia & love. My grandparents were Primitive Baptists & I fondly remember June meetings. They attended Tumbling Creek Primitive Baptist Church in SW Virginia Between Saltville & Meadowview

[@joshstokes2516]

Very few places sing in the old way. I love hearing it done this way

[@Anita-uz1mi]

These people sing from the heart. God bless🙏

[@Angryconsumernerd]

Your right Susan nobody can ever know because he is the only innocent to ever be born of this earth ...and he died for us all . Thank GOD for his sacrifice .

[@pamowens-orgeron5948]

Enjoyed the singing. My grandmother Earl Owens was a member of the Cannonsburg, KY Primitive Baptist Church. I used to visit there a lot when I was a child. I'd love to connect with you if you ever knew my grandmother. She was very special. I miss her dearly. Blessings to all of you!

[@bryansturgill7252]

+Pam Owens-Orgeron Mom and I were just watching Cumberland Highlanders a show on RFD TV. It's a bluegrass show recorded on Jerusalem Ridge which is Ralph Stanly's farm in eastern KY. The episode I recorded and was watching included the song Amazing Grace being lined. I got on here to see if I could find some songs being lined and low and behold who do I find making a comment but my cousin Pam Owens-Orgeron! Love you cuz!

[@pamowens-orgeron5948]

+Bryan Sturgill --Hi Bryan, yes, Milton had never heard songs lined before. I found this one as an example to let him hear. It's a small world! Obviously, you, your mom, and I share similar tastes in music. Take care! Love you too cuz!!!

[@Angryconsumernerd]

Wonderful ....praise God

[@maylenmalicay6191]

i very like this song... god is good all the times...

[@caman171]

this sounds more like old regular baptists than pb's to me

[@Zepyeen]

beautiful choir

[@theagamble30]

Beautiful

[@ralfi8882]

Greetings from Germany. We have some groups in South Germany, practicising "lining out" every sunday.

[@elfunko8998]

This was the most traumatic part of any funeral that I ever went to in Eastern Kentucky. When my mother passed and wanted to be buried in the family plot, my sister and I made sure this non-sense did not happen at her funeral.

[@1nannysue]

I have been looking for such singing as this for several years. The song is "Jesus left His Home on Glory"..another line in the song is," no one knows how Jesus suffered"....I would dearly love to find it again...

[@helixjc]

Susan Lewis OMG! They sound like drunk hillbillies! 😆😆😆😆😆

[@strutt01]

helixjc a blessed sound indeed.

[@123audreyg]

This is the only one I can find that reminds me of how my mother loved it. It made her cry so hard she couldn't breath when she heard it because it reminded her of people she'd lost over the years, but only when it's sung like this! I miss her every day and listening to this, I can cry and remember her. Her Mamma and Daddy were Primitive Baptist growing up but then she and her sister turned to Missionary Baptists years later. They lived and grew up in Tenn and hearing it like this, is just how I needed. Thank you for posting. :/

[@electricman1951]

Beautiful singing. Do you by chance know where this was recorded?

[@chinelldavis1351]

They sound awful

[@chitownbear7733]

This ain't American idol...just because they may not sound like my people, does not mean that you should diss folks trying to authentically praise the Most High

[@Angryconsumernerd]

Wonderful ...love it so much

[@billythekid602]

I LOVE IT!