The Cathedrals - The Cathedrals Individually FLAC

Cathedrals Eternal Records Gospel Religious 1983

Genre:	World - Folk
Performer:	The Cathedrals
Title:	The Cathedrals Individually
Style:	Gospel, Religious
Date of release:	1983
Label:	Eternal Records
Catalog Number:	830581
Country:	US
FLAC album size:	1217 mb
MP3 album size:	1675 mb

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Tracklist

1	Standing In The Loading Zone Lead Vocals – George YounceWritten-By – Don Webb	2:16
2	I'm In The Gloryland Way Lead Vocals – Roger Bennett	2:05
3	I've Got More To Go To Heaven For Lead Vocals – Glen PayneWritten-By – Jack Campbell	2:47
4	Poor Rich Man Lead Vocals – Mark TrammellWritten-By – Rusty Goodman	2:36
5	Walking Down Here, Thinking Up There Lead Vocals – Mark TrammellWritten-By – Gary Dorsey	2:54
6	I Go To The Rock Lead Vocals – Kirk TalleyWritten-By – Dottie Rambo	3:35
7	Rumormill Lead Vocals – George YounceWritten-By – Jon Mohr	3:35
8	Time Has Made A Change In Me Lead Vocals – Glen PayneWritten-By – Stamps Qt.	3:20
9	Look For Me Lead Vocals – Kirk TalleyWritten-By – Rusty Goodman	4:15
10	Keeper Of The Well Lead Vocals – Roger BennettWritten-By – Dottie Rambo	3:12

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
C-0650	The Cathedrals	The Cathedrals Individually ‎(Cass, Album)	Not On Label	C-0650	US	1983

Notes

B5 is credited as "Public Domain".

The Cathedrals line up in 1983 consisted of (from left to right on front cover) Glen Payne, Roger Bennett, George Younce, Kirk Talley & Mark Trammell.

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (A Side: Run Out Etching): 830581A TPH
Matrix / Runout (B Side: Run Out Etching): 830581B TPH

Companies

Recorded At – Artist's Recording Co.
Manufactured By – Artist's Recording Co.

Video

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The youtube videos posted here are not very good reproductions. When it comes to Southern Gospel music it doesn't get much better than The Cathedrals. Glen Payne and George Younce, the anchors of the group, guided The Cathedrals through more than 4 decades of great gospel music. They set a standard that has yet to be matched. If you like southern gospel I recommend this or any Cathedrals album.