The Stranger Of Galilee LP - The Blackwood Brothers Quartet (1959) [Full Album]

The Blackwood Brothers Quartet for this project were Cecil Blackwood; J.D. Sumner, Bill Shaw, James Blackwood, & Jack Marshall.

Tracks Include:
1. The Stranger Of Galilee
2. Amazing Grace
3. Tell Someone About Jesus
4. Shall I Crucify Him?
5. Who Is That?
6. The Old Rugged Cross
7. Sweet Peace
8. What A Friend
9. The Last Mile Of The Way Medley
10. Rock Of Ages
11. When I'm Alone
12. Whispering Hope

[larrydewein]

I remember Bill Shaw, tenor here, telling me this was his most favorite album. Mine too!!

[danoreal]

No TENOR VOICE in Gospel Music was ever better than Bill Shaw!
Of all the Gospel Music 🎶,
Quartet this was technically & musically The BEST OF ALL.

[danoreal]

James Blackwood commented on this album, because the quartet had been together & sung together for so long they recorded the entire album in only one take in one recording session at the RCA studio!!
Something totally unheard of today.

[EstebanCubaacuña]

Yo tengo este lp, es uno de mis faviritos❤

[jamesleibensperger]

Thank you Steve, the Stranger of Galilee is one of my favorite gospel hymns! The Blackwood quartet, along with many other quartets were not afraid to use their talents, that God loaned them! Timeless truths, and eternal joys!! God bless you for sharing!!!

[watermelonridge]

No one has EVER topped Jacky! The best quartet pianist gospel music had ever produced.

[johngalbraith]

Steve, I'm loving these old chestnuts of the quartets from the past. Thanks so much for providing these memories. Many of the songs speak to troublesome times.

[junebug]

Waiting to hear them sing songs with the heavenly chorus!

[wurlitzery]

Excited for this one! Thank you for sharing and posting!

[pepperman]

Nice to hear "Whispering Hope" again. Good memories.

[crunchycrackers]

Enjoyed listening. You have an album with London Parris? Thanks,
: I’ve listened to the other one and it was very good. Just wish wondering if you have more! Thanks so much

[beckynelson]

Jack was a good pianist but my fav was wally varner