A very happy birthday to Harold, the funniest bass singer of all time.

Yeah, I should have mentioned that it is a Bill Gaither Production.  It was from my Facebook account, in which I have the Bill Gaither group as a "like", that I heard it was #1.  They said it was the first time one of the Gaither videos made it to #1 in the first week of release.  It is definitely worth having, as they have clips from Cathedrals, including a clip of Glen Payne singing a verse in We Shall See Jesus, in perfect sync with EH&SS.  They members of the Younce and Payne family in the audience as well. 

Ernie Haase and Signature Sound's new DVD has reached #1 on the Billboard charts the first week of it's release.  It is a wonderful DVD full laughter and tears.

I hope you have a wonderful anniversary, Jimmy and Nina!  Love Christine and John S.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBEr9Bwrvd0


Here is a clip of them performing the song He Made A Change.

Happy birthday!

It was a great festival and packed so full of talent that it is hard to describe.  I know that a lot of hard work went into planning the festival and I want to thank everyone involved.  It was a great success with what I refer to as "big time and big name entertainment". 

I have to say, Jimmy truly held that audience in the palm of his hands last night.  One thing that really touched my heart (I don't think that those of you sitting to the right side of the stage could see this)...when Jmmy started to sing "The Wall", a man wearing a Viet Nam Veterans cap walked down the isle and to the first row.  There, he slowly raised his hand to his cap with a salute to Jimmy.   What a touching and memorable moment that was for me.

That is just so touching.  I have always been sad at the way people used to treat Vietnam veterans.  Singing a song about the wall was always a touching thing. It is one of my favorite Statler and Jimmy songs.