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Started this discussion. Last reply by Thelscuz Sep 30, 2012. 13 Replies 0 Likes
from the episode "man in a hurry" andy and barney are singing it on the porch when the stranger joins in too...now, ive been to weavers and purchased stuff in the past and have looked thru andys…Continue
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tom pallotta replied to Tori McCool's discussion What character do you wish had appeared more on the show?"Well, duh! I wasn't paying attention, was I? Interesting story. Never had any idea that the song was about an actual church. Thanks for sharing."
"I meant the church in Iowa that the song is about, not the one in Tennessee. Sorry for the confusion. This link has the history of that church and song. Kind of an ironic story.
The Little Brown Church"
"It IS really a small world, isn't it? "Brother Chuck" is truly a good man. We're so blessed to have him.
Yes, Larry, I know where your church is."
"My grandparents were married there.
The Little Brown Church"
Larry Grainger replied to tom pallotta's discussion "the little brown church""Our church is on Woodridge Place, immediately behind Celebration Lutheran (near Mt Juliet Middle School) - The name is Abundant Life Church. Chuck Groover is one of my best friends."
"Amen, Keevy! And I hear those piano chords that meant, "Stand up!" or "Sit down!"
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Keevy Hazelton replied to tom pallotta's discussion "the little brown church""Whenever I hear about Vacation Bible School, I get a craving for watered-down orange drink and ginger snap cookies."
"Cloyd's Cumberland Presbyterian Church on West Division--near the cemetery. They met in a very old white frame church building--probably up to the 1970's or so. We went to the Baptist Church but everybody visited back and forth…"
Larry Grainger replied to tom pallotta's discussion "the little brown church""Where was that church, Thelscuz? I pastor a church in Mt Juliet."
"I can still hear my granddaddy singing the bass part to that one at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee. He and the old church building building are both gone, but that deep, rumbling bass lives on in my…"
"There are several clips of that version on Youtube, for the time being anyway.
On eBay and Amazon, the 1959 vinyl album Andy Griffith "This Here" has that song, but I'm sure it's different since…"
tom pallotta replied to tom pallotta's discussion "the little brown church""thanks for the reply floyd..figured there was some copyright laws or something...come to think of it, i have used some ernest t tunes before on phone messages...lol."
Allan "Floyd" Newsome replied to tom pallotta's discussion "the little brown church""No there isn't. The music like that on The Andy Griffith Show would be copyrighted so it would not be legal to produce a CD with all the music on it without paying licensing fees to Mayberry Enterprises, INC. The licensing fees…"
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from the episode "man in a hurry" andy and barney are singing it on the porch when the stranger joins in too...now, ive been to weavers and purchased stuff in the past and have looked thru andys music cds online..i would love to have that song from the show along with many others but i cant seem to find the actual soundtracks from the episodes.. is there a cd with all this out there somewhere..?See More
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