http://www.southerngospelblog.com/archives/1055 Positive Daily Commentary on Southern Gospel Sat, 21 Nov 2009 13:31:23 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 http://www.southerngospelblog.com/archives/1055/comment-page-1#comment-13587 Quaid Tue, 05 Aug 2008 21:35:19 +0000 http://www.southerngospelblog.com/?p=1055#comment-13587 I thought "Saved To The Uttermost" was a Speer Family song? No, they weren't up to their full potential, but nevertheless, Dan's sister does a good job filling in the baritone, especially on a quick notice after a group change. (a woman singing baritone...is that possible? Or would it have been the alto?? But Nancy Keeton sings alto. So what did she sing?humm......) But anyway, when they choose a permanent vocalist and get the time to pratice and perfect all their repotire, then be on the lookout for even better singing. During the day, a group or two didn't do their best because of technical problems, but honestly, there was nothing but rock solid groups there all day. Wish you could have been able to be there in time to hear the other great performances, especially both sets from The Pine Ridge Boys and The Copenhavers. They both sure know how sing and work a crowd. And "Gloryroad" being sang by the "mix-and-match quartet"- Dan Keeton, Kevin Lyons, Jim Copenhaver, and Jim Stewart- that was wild but a blast! If those 4 were in a quartet together.........all I can say is WOW. That'd be fantastic. I thought “Saved To The Uttermost” was a Speer Family song?
No, they weren’t up to their full potential, but nevertheless, Dan’s sister does a good job filling in the baritone, especially on a quick notice after a group change. (a woman singing baritone…is that possible? Or would it have been the alto?? But Nancy Keeton sings alto. So what did she sing?humm……) But anyway, when they choose a permanent vocalist and get the time to pratice and perfect all their repotire, then be on the lookout for even better singing.
During the day, a group or two didn’t do their best because of technical problems, but honestly, there was nothing but rock solid groups there all day. Wish you could have been able to be there in time to hear the other great performances, especially both sets from The Pine Ridge Boys and The Copenhavers. They both sure know how sing and work a crowd.
And “Gloryroad” being sang by the “mix-and-match quartet”- Dan Keeton, Kevin Lyons, Jim Copenhaver, and Jim Stewart- that was wild but a blast! If those 4 were in a quartet together………all I can say is WOW. That’d be fantastic.

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