The Williams Brothers were born to Amanda and Leonard "Pop" Williams of Smithdale, Mississippi. The family was a large family of nine. The original Williams Brothers were founded by .Leonard "Pop" Williams, the current singers father, in 1960. The most recent group is comprised of Melvin Williams, 45, Doug Williams, 40, and Henry Green, 55, plus musicians in the group's back-up band. In the early years, brothers Leonard and occasionally Frank were members of The Sensational Williams Brothers. Their mother said, "They would have church in the back yard and they would have broken brooms as microphones." "They recorded their first album in 1973 with the Songbird label. They have recorded 18 top songs, which include songs, like "Jesus Will Fix It,"
I'm Just a Nobody: By The Williams Brothers
Originally known as The Little Williams Brothers, this group was organized in 1960 by Leon "Pop" Williams, the founder and father of the Williams Brothers. They recorded its first album in 1973.
The Williams Brothers "I Depend On You"
The Williams Brothers singing "How I Depend On You" at the 1992 Stellar Awards.
The Sensational Williams Brothers - Check Yourself
An early Williams Brother's tune that's so funky, it's hard to believe that it's a gospel song. While Frank Williams is on this 1974 recording, it's another brother handling lead duties.
If there were no God there would be no music There would be no dream to be dreaming of What a dreadful thought of an empty future If there were no God there would be no love
Shekinah Glory Ministries - I Worship You In The Spirit
What a Love~Shekinah Glory Ministry Live Worship Experience
Friday, August 7, 2009
The Famous Davis Sisters- "He Has A Way Thats Mighty Sweet" The Davis Sisters on one of their earliest records singing "He Has A Way That's Mighty Sweet", feat. leads by Curtis Dublin and Ruth Davis!
Davis Sisters with Eddie Brown
The Famous Davis Sisters: More Than All
Twelve Gates To The City - The Davis Sisters
The Famous Davis Sisters - We Need Power
The Davis Sisters- Jesus, My Precious King
The Davis Sisters singing a very popular song from the Golden Age of Gospel, "Jesus, my Precious King"!
The Clark Sisters - Simply Yes The Clark Sisters were born and raised in Detroit, Michigan. They each began singing at an early age and by the late 1960s they were all performing together in church services,
The Clark Sisters - Pure Gold
The Clark Sisters - Show Me The Way
Dr. Mattie Moss Clark & Twinkie Clark - Lord Let Me Hear From Heaven
DR. MATTIE MOSS CLARK SINGS WITH TWINKIE! ENJOY! PT.1
Morgan State Choir "Hallelujah" Morgan State Choir sings "Hallelujah" from Mount of Olives by Beethoven under the direction of the late Dr. Nathan Carter in 1990.
Morgan State Choir "HaveThine Own Way" Morgan State Choir under direction of the late Dr. Nathan Carter singing "Have Thine Own Way" led by Ernest Saunders.
Morgan State Choir "Running For Jesus" Morgan State Choir under direction of the late Dr. Nathan Carter singing "Running For Jesus" in 1990.
Morgan State Univ. Choir - What A Mighty God We Serve Brittney Wright leads the Morgan State Choir with "What A Mighty God We Serve," under the direction of Dr. Eric Conway. Great job, Brittney!
Morgan State Univ. Choir - Great Is Thy Faithfulness Andrea Albert leads the Morgan State Choir with "Great Is Thy Faithfulness," under the direction of Dr. Eric Conway.
Morgan State Univ. Choir - Ezekiel Saw The Wheel Frederick Taylor leads the Morgan State Choir with "Ezekiel Saw The Wheel," under the direction of Dr. Eric Conway.
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Stevie Wonder - Jesus Children Of America "Innervisions" 1973 "...Mother Mary feels so much pain..."
Bebe Winans - Jesus Children of America
Kampaign and the me band - Jesus Children of America Los Angeles artist Kampaign does his signature "vocalmental" of Stevie Wonders, "jesus children of america"
Drifting away so many times searching for something I could never find living live on my own wondering why I felt so alone knew I was wrong but my pride stood in the way I was so blind that's when I heard you say those words that changed my life
Come home this is where you belong In my arms it's been far too long I've waited for this day to come So my son Please won't you come home
So I ran to you wondering why I'd ever choose to leave you behind Longing now for your love Cause nothing I tried was ever enough To satisfy my hearts desire And mend my broken spirit inside My whole world changed when your voice I heard you said
Chorus
I was afraid all the pain I caused would forever mean that I'd be lost but no matter how far I run you said I'd always be your son
Walk Around Heaven All Day - The University Ensemble of EKU The University Ensemble of Eastern Kentucky University, featuring Phillip Brown - from Album released - "In the Beginning"
The University Ensemble 1971 The Eastern Kentucky University Ensemble singing "I'll Trade a Lifetime"
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