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Oct
09

Blackwood Brothers: The Old Country Church

By Andrew Godfrey Leave a Comment
Categories: Southern Gospel

This is one of my favorite up tempo southern gospel songs with the fourth verse my favorite when the Blackwood Brothers Quartet gets down in the chorus.

I had this song on a Best of the Blackwood Brothers album that I played so much it wore out the record and I had to send for a new copy.

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