Zoomer Roberts: vocal
Tony Custer: piano
Recorded 4 October 2009 at Manhattan Presbyterian Church
Sunday, October 4, 2009
Monday, September 28, 2009
Jesus Met the Woman at the Well
Recorded 20 September 2009 at Manhattan Presbyterian Church
Zoomer Roberts: vocal & harmonica
Buddy Winston: guitar
Valora Taylor: piano
Doug Neal: bass
Eric Hutson: drums
Zoomer Roberts: vocal & harmonica
Buddy Winston: guitar
Valora Taylor: piano
Doug Neal: bass
Eric Hutson: drums
I'm Willing to Try
Recorded 20 September 2009 at Manhattan Presbyterian Church
Zoomer Roberts: vocal
I love the sound of unaccompanied Appalachian Mountain singing, and have always wanted to try my hand at it. "I'm Willing To Try," which I learned from a recording by Dr. Ralph Stanley, dovetails nicely with Isaiah 6:1-8, the Bible passage that was read on the day I was ordained as an Elder.
Zoomer Roberts: vocal
I love the sound of unaccompanied Appalachian Mountain singing, and have always wanted to try my hand at it. "I'm Willing To Try," which I learned from a recording by Dr. Ralph Stanley, dovetails nicely with Isaiah 6:1-8, the Bible passage that was read on the day I was ordained as an Elder.
The Ninety and Nine
Recorded 20 September 2009 at Manhattan Presbyterian Church
Zoomer Roberts: vocal
Buddy Winston: guitar
Valora Taylor: piano
Doug Neal: bass
Eric Hutson: drums
Zoomer Roberts: vocal
Buddy Winston: guitar
Valora Taylor: piano
Doug Neal: bass
Eric Hutson: drums
He's Alive
Zoomer Roberts: vocal
Buddy Winston: guitar
Doug Neal: bass
Eric Hutson: drums
recorded 26 August 2007
This powerful number by Christian artist Don Francisco is the story of the crucifixion and resurrection of Christ as told by Simon Peter. It was suggested to me by Dr. Theresa Byrd, my long-time duet partner at Manhattan Presbyterian Church. There was a signal dropout where the word "soldiers" should be, and I edited out the resulting silence. Hence the two missing beats.
Betty Hulson said: Zoomer, I loved this one! I haven't heard it in years, and hearing you sing it just blessed my soul!! Fletty B.
March 28, 2008 8:10 AM
Buddy Winston: guitar
Doug Neal: bass
Eric Hutson: drums
recorded 26 August 2007
This powerful number by Christian artist Don Francisco is the story of the crucifixion and resurrection of Christ as told by Simon Peter. It was suggested to me by Dr. Theresa Byrd, my long-time duet partner at Manhattan Presbyterian Church. There was a signal dropout where the word "soldiers" should be, and I edited out the resulting silence. Hence the two missing beats.Betty Hulson said: Zoomer, I loved this one! I haven't heard it in years, and hearing you sing it just blessed my soul!! Fletty B.
March 28, 2008 8:10 AM
I'm Just An Old Chunk of Coal
This was recorded at the Annual Hymn-Sing and Homecoming at Manhattan Presbyterian Church on August 26, 2007. The band are: Zoomer Roberts: vocal & harmonica, Buddy Winston: guitar, Doug Neal: bass, and Eric Hutson: drums. Despite the anomalies inherent in "line" recordings, it cooks.
The Old Rugged Cross
Recorded 9 November 2008 at Manhattan Presbyterian Church
Zoomer Roberts: vocal
Tony Custer: piano
Donna Pence said: Love this! Downloaded to my iPod. Great piano playing too. I was singing harmony here with you in Jersey City. November 9, 2008 6:11 PM
Zoomer Roberts: vocal
Tony Custer: piano
Donna Pence said: Love this! Downloaded to my iPod. Great piano playing too. I was singing harmony here with you in Jersey City. November 9, 2008 6:11 PM
I Saw the Light
Life's Railway to Heaven
Recorded 12 October 2008 at Manhattan Presbyterian Church
Zoomer Roberts: harmonica & vocal
Buddy Winston: guitar
Doug Neal: bass
Eric Hutson: drums
Valora Taylor: piano
Zoomer Roberts: harmonica & vocal
Buddy Winston: guitar
Doug Neal: bass
Eric Hutson: drums
Valora Taylor: piano
I Am a Pilgrim
Recorded 12 October 2008 at Manhattan Presbyterian Church
Zoomer Roberts: harmonica & vocal
Buddy Winston: guitar
Doug Neal: bass
Eric Hutson: drums
Valora Taylor: piano
Zoomer Roberts: harmonica & vocal
Buddy Winston: guitar
Doug Neal: bass
Eric Hutson: drums
Valora Taylor: piano
What On Earth Will You Do (For Heaven's Sake)
Recorded 12 October 2008 at Manhattan Presbyterian Church
Zoomer Roberts: harmonica & vocal
Buddy Winston: guitar
Doug Neal: bass
Eric Hutson: drums
Zoomer Roberts: harmonica & vocal
Buddy Winston: guitar
Doug Neal: bass
Eric Hutson: drums
Gospel Boogie (A Wonderful Time Up There)
Zoomer Roberts: vocal
Buddy Winston: guitar
recorded 17 March 2002 at Desert View United Church of Christ
Here's another song with no place to breathe, swallow, or even think. I first heard this almost fifty years ago by a group called the Nash Family Trio. Much later, I heard an earlier version by the Pilgrim Travelers on the Specialty label. When I decided to try it, I incorporated elements of both of those renditions. This was taped directly from a public address system that was set up for speaking. I "ate the mic" and peaked the meters, which caused some distortion. That's too bad, because this was one of the few times I got all the way through it without running out of gas.
Buddy Winston: guitar
recorded 17 March 2002 at Desert View United Church of Christ
Here's another song with no place to breathe, swallow, or even think. I first heard this almost fifty years ago by a group called the Nash Family Trio. Much later, I heard an earlier version by the Pilgrim Travelers on the Specialty label. When I decided to try it, I incorporated elements of both of those renditions. This was taped directly from a public address system that was set up for speaking. I "ate the mic" and peaked the meters, which caused some distortion. That's too bad, because this was one of the few times I got all the way through it without running out of gas.
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