Beautiful singing. Reminds me of going to church and Revivals when I was a child. ❤

Awesome song and beautiful singing' thank you Paul for sharing with us.God bless.

Absolutely beautiful harmony

I do remember singing this song in church for the Invitation many times. My friend, Ruby, who just passed away, her mother played the organ, and my grandmother played the piano at our church. Ruby’s mom was from the south, and she always played with panache - a style all her own. Your toes were definitely tapping when she played the piano or the organ. And she played by ear, too. I loved Ruby’s mom, dearly. She was my second mom. She is the lady I have always wanted to grow up and be like - someday, maybe, I will finally grow up and actually be like her! She was a great Christian lady. One of the last times I saw her, just before she passed away a few years ago, she and I went to the grocery store together. She was having difficulty with episodes of vertigo. So she tucked her arm into mine, and as we slowly walked into the store, she said to me - “ when you were just learning to walk, I would hold your hand and help you. Now it’s your turn to hold my hand and help me.” That made me teary eyed. I couldn’t imagine life without her. She had Ruby and her younger sister when she was in her late 40s. (I am two years younger than Ruby, and 9 months older than her sister). They were surprise babies! Their mom had a severe stroke just before she passed away. She was too young. During her last hours, I was able to tell her that I would see her again in Heaven. She smiled. Ruby’s dad was a lay pastor, and he had planted many churches between Oklahoma and California. He played the guitar, banjo, and harmonica. He was quite good on the harmonica, too. I have had many wonderful Christians in my life that have shaped me from a baby to being an adult with their example, guidance, friendship and love - in El Cajon as I grew up, in Iowa as I became an adult, and now here in North Carolina. I feel so very blessed. I hope I can be an example to those around me - it’s my turn to help others grow in their walk with Christ. I find that exciting and scary all at the same time. I don’t think I am smart enough to do that. I have so much more to learn myself! And, hey, I am only 21, so how can I be old enough to be a leader? Ha! I am just kidding. I don’t think I would want to be 21 again. Well, maybe, only if I could know you, though. Would you want to be 21 again? Do you ever feel like you aren’t old enough for younger kids to look up to for answers about life? I loved hearing your Dad and uncles sing this song. The beat in it reminded me of Ruby’s mom. Even though it is a sobering thought - why not tonight? - there is so much joy when someone does answer with a positive! I enjoyed your Uncle Henry’s guitar playing. Are there any recordings of you playing with the Wilson Brothers? Thank you for sharing this video! It was a very good song with a very important question! Donna. : ) Saturday, October, 9, 2021, 10:06 pm

Love this.

O why not tonight, Lord have Mercy for those of us who will survived in the rapture

Pretty music 🙏❤️

Glorious! I´m here listening because of Miss Tipper reading ¨Mountain Path¨ 13th chapter which can be found on her Celebrating Appalachia channel. Such beautiful harmony singing & playing.

Haven't heard this in years. Thanks

Priceless ❤❤

Amazing..

This is really good. I love sons of the pioneers ❤

the echos of home ring through these voices ❤

I like it

This takes me back to 1970s revivals at my community church. What has happened to this world? Wonderful version of a classic.

beautiful song always loved it and a great version by you r family thanks for sharing it with us

Here a listener from Holland ! I love your singing and guitar playing ! Sooooo heartwarming ! Lots of love from The Netherlands

@BlindPigAndTheAcorn

6 жыл бұрын

Gea-thank you! So great to hear from you and so glad you enjoyed the video : )

I've heard this sung by many different people, some famous and some unknown, but none better than this! This is the epitome of Appalachian gospel music. With all today's gospel musicians trying to imitate the "country" Nashville sound this is like a sip of cool clean springwater. Encore! Encore!

@BlindPigAndTheAcorn

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Ed. I thought they did a great job on it too, both guitar work and vocals. Glad you liked it.

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This is so beautiful...the best version I have heard and I have heard quite a few...thank you for uploading this!!

@BlindPigAndTheAcorn

5 жыл бұрын

Ruby-thank you! So glad you liked it!

Up there, way up there.

absolutely beautiful song keep up the good work

@BlindPigAndTheAcorn

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

love to see the old fashioned records! very very nice! thanks for uploading!

@BlindPigAndTheAcorn

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you!! Glad you liked the song and the record : )

Pray for me for healing ❤️‍🩹

Is "Pap" Jerry in the pic? Which one is he ? Is he singing the high harmony?

@BlindPigAndTheAcorn

4 жыл бұрын

Yes-Pap is on the far right in the blue shirt and green pants. He is the one singing high harmony. Thanks for the comment!