That Old Alter-Palmetto State Quartet/With Aaron McCune

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[@Nyck461]

Great singers. I miss to not to see Aaron singing in quartet anymore. His bass is amazingly good,

[@katiedanielle89_]

Have you seen him with Dailey & Vincent?

[@Nyck461]

@@katiedanielle89_ Yes, I saw him singing with that group but his performance, including his personal look, is much better with other quartets.

[@thescarletandgrey2505]

At first I thought that was Burleigh Buckwell singing tenor but remembered they replaced him with Milton Tarley. I think that was around ‘05-‘06 though good to see him here

[@JordanBeckworth]

Dude I cant believe they didn't get Aaron on the video hitting the last note!

[@ronaldshank7589]

Seems to me like Aaron got over-shadowed by the other group members on that one, especially there at the last. They were louder than Aaron, and I found it to be very irritating! A group that over-powers their Bass Singer like that needs to pull in the reins, and let their Bass Singer be heard.

[@hugedell]

thank you for this video, the Eb1 at the end is famous, God Bless

[@TravisMSimpson]

John Rulapaugh told me that the dancing thing Tony did was a joke. He was poking fun at McCray Dove whom John was with just a few months prior. When John cut him off, the audience laughed, big time you couldn't hear them but John could. They got the joke. He said it has lost its touch over time.

[@carolhilton8711]

Aaron has ears ❤❤❤❤

[@GamingDrummer89]

That's an E1 at the end...sounds kinda fryish to me but still a great job by Aaron here.

[@Mark-sj3xb]

Fry or not, it was dead on pitch and didn’t waver.

[@TravisKPHall]

you ain't hear that man belch out that bass, sounds good

[@nathanwilliams9087]

The Tenor is one of my favorites. The other members were as good.

[@MatheusSilvaKruger]

Muiito legall!!! Tenhu o DVD Do convenção de Quartetos 2004, mas num tem essa musica..Amei

[@jdsumner]

What an E \o/ great Aaron!

[@Nyck461]

Aaron was very young in this video. He still one of my favorite bass.

[@woodrobber83]

The Tenor, John Rulapaugh, used to sing with The Dove brothers and that's what McCrey (Sp?) did during the "Rain, Rain, Rain" part. That was to poke a little fun at McCrey I believe and to make the audience laugh a little. John's reaction wasn't him being put off, just him attempting to act like it wasn't cool to poke fun at McCrey. Don't look to deep into what you think he looked like. I have performed on that very stage and with those guys before, I know they weren't REALLY put off :-)

[@TravisMSimpson]

My comment was an email I got from John. He still laughs about it.

[@jimvercoe8165]

Aaron hit a good finishing note

[@ronaldshank7589]

I wonder how hard he had to push, vocally, in order for his Bass Singing to be heard, especially there at the last of the song? He did a great job, but he had to be pushing like sixty, in order to be heard. The other guys were over-powering him, at least that's the way It seems to me.

[@CaptMoo]

This was the best Roster for me =)

[@cosminus88]

bv baieti !! sa tot cantati!!

[@VikingVern7]

Hail Jesus!

[@GamingDrummer89]

I have a question...Does anyone know why John and the lead (don't know his name) got so put off by Tony at 2:31? He didn't seem to be doing anything wrong. Heck, one of the members of the Dove Brothers does that on "Didn't it rain?" on the "Pray, PRAY, pray, PRAY..." part. It just seems a little odd to me that it would be ok for one person to dance like that but not another. Anyone know why the lead and tenor here reacted the way they did?

[@L5Rocks]

E1 wow that's intense i wish i could hit that

[@GamingDrummer89]

Okay, I get it. Sorry if I seemed put off myself, and I hope no hard feelings. I just happen to be a very sensitive guy (sometimes overly so, as you can see by this example), and I can often get carried away with my accusations. Sorry about that! By the way, I think it's also worth asking...you said you've performed with "those guy before"...do you mean this group here or the Dove Brothers? Either way, what was your position in the group (i.e. what part you sang or what instrument you played)?

[@Mark-sj3xb]

I can tell you from a close source that there was tension in the group during Tony’s last year with the group. Tony has always been the talker of any group he has been with, and he began spending less time being a good quartet man (toting gear, setting up, breaking down,etc) and yukking it up with the crowds while the other four did all the heavy lifting. It created bad chemistry and when Tony left it was not on the best of terms.

[@ronaldshank7589]

Which one was Tony? As much as I love Gospel Music, I'm not really up to date concerning this group. It sounded like they were over-powering Aaron McCune, their Bass Singer, on this song. Sorry to say, this isn't one of my favorite groups. In fact, I know very little about them.

[@codywillcutt1031]

@@ronaldshank7589 he's the one leading here. He was the baritone from what little research I could find out. Tony Peace is his name

[@ronaldshank7589]

@@codywillcutt1031 Did he, by any chance, ever sing with the Kingsmen Quartet? Seems like that name is familiar...

[@ronaldshank7589]

P. S.-I just went to Wapedia, and looked up the Kingsmen Quartet, and found out that, indeed, Tony Peace was with the Kingsmen Quartet as their Baritone Singer from 2005-2007. Seems like he didn't stay with them for very long-Possibly between 1-2 years.

[@racheldeleonoiypp6457]

😊

[@thomy753]

are they mad at Tony at 2:32? Or is it just me?

[@rockytenorbanjo]

it's an E1

[@falsealarm426]

Aaron does an awesome job here! He didn't sound near as good when he was with Gold City. He didn't click with Gold City the way he does here.

[@VSTARMAN51]

it's spelled 'ALTAR' not 'alter'