Fairfield Four - Roll Jordan Roll (feat. Crossroads)

Fairfield Four and Crossroads
Roll Jordan Roll

Saturday Night Spectacular
2016 BHS International Convention in Nashville, Tennessee
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[pomloverly]

This was so awesome. The Fairfield Four was given honorary memebership in the Barbershop Harmony Society that evening. It is wonderful to see the genuine friendship and respect between these eight singers. This is how all of America should be. I wish this video would go viral; it's what we all need to see right now.

[Luca_s_Lab]

We need more people like this these days

[mikelombard]

Of all songs this may be the most amiable song ever. Black, white, doesn't matter. We are brothers and sisters.

[passonthering]

This is so awesome is so many ways, I can't even begin to describe it. And I'm not even a Christian!

[erichbrough]

YES - say Amen, somebody!! Loved how Fairfield Four's bass man jumped with glee when Jim got his low stuff rolling. Awesome!

[JulienNeel]

Smiles everywhere. Thank you for this little gem.

[burgundy]

I wish i could love this art half as much as the Fairfield Four, wish i could see more of them

[dapperdanman]

Gotta love these types of songs. So fun to listen to and so much more fun to sing.

[rationalraven]

Wow two of my favourite barbershop quartets ever on stage at the same time

[jeffhathaway]

This is fun. I was there and remembered It well (my chorus kinda got curbstomped)! This performance was so much fun! Jim Henry, of course, was astonishing!

[silvino]

1:11 will forever have me cracking up.

[alankousen]

They are coming to DC.... singing with the Alexandria Harmonizers

[BMangaming]

To me this is how the world should be no creed or color should be divided in the spirit .

[Banzo_]

Fun fact: shortly after the year 1820 a white guy who was a preacher, or something of the like, taught this song (Roll Jordan Roll - written by Charles Wesley) to a group of slaves to Christianize them. The result of that incident birthed the Blues.

[jephers]

Jims bass rattled the building! What's up with the recording? btw, love the Fair Field Four!

[janthony]

Great, could have been a little heavier on the bass, but still great!

[dominicgemma]

Barbershop Harmony Society, who arranged this song?

[jeffrey]

That's not the bassist for the Fairfield Four I have seen, a matter of fact, they are all different. I'm glad they are keeping the music alive, but that ain't them.

[NotAFirefighter]

Since when did "jordan" become " jerdan"

[willgatlin]

The Grestest singing group of all time! 4:50