Malcolm Aldrick & Paul Beasley
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Malcolm Aldrick & Paul Beasley
Malcolm Aldrick & Paul Beasley, Isle of Man TT 1979 (not sure though)
Sunday, March 26, 2023 Playlist: A Tribute to Mr. Paul Beasley Part II
Good Sunday Morning to you! It’s Gospel Music Time with K.O. Rembert!
Today we remember the gospel legend Paul Beasley.
Often imitated…never duplicated. Be blessed.
In My Dying Hour - Paul Beasley & The Original Keynotes (2007)
Trouble Don’t Last Always - Paul Beasley (1983)
Just Keep Holding On - Paul Beasley (1987)
I’ll Trade a Lifetime - Willie Neal Johnson & The New Keynotes ft. Paul & Robert (1996)
God Is Always Standing By - Paul Beasley & The Original Keynotes (2007)
Jesus Took My Burdens Away - Paul Beasley & The Original Keynotes (2007)
I Got A Friend - Paul Beasley & The Original Keynotes (2007)
He’ll Be There - Paul Beasley & The Original Keynotes (2007)
That’s My Son - The Gospel Keynotes (1976)
Ride The Ship Of Zion - Willie Neal Johnson & The New Keynotes (1996)
That’s My Son (Bonus Track) - Paul Beasley & The Original Keynotes (2007)
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The tenor earned a total of five Grammy nominations during his tenure in the group.
Blind Boy of Alabama Paul Beasley Dies at 73
- “(He) was the greatest falsetto in modern quartet history,” Eli Paperboy Reed says
Gospel singer Paul Beasley, who spent the past decade with the Blind Boys of Alabama, has died, the band said.
Beasley was 73; the date and cause of his death were not given.
“In life there are some things that only come once … and the legacy and voice of Paul Beasley is one of those things,” the Blind Boys said in a statement. “Thank God for him. He was often imitated, but never duplicated.”
Beasley “was the greatest falsetto in modern quartet history,” Eli Paperboy Reed said in eulogizing the singer.
Beasley sung with the Mighty Clouds of Joy and the Gospel Keynotes before joining the Blind Boys for their 2013 release, I’ll Find a Way.
“The memories that we shared are unsurpassed,” the Blind Boys said. “Our deepest sympathy goes out to all of his family and friends.”
3/16/23
Reach Out And Touch (Somebody's Hand) - Paul Beasley (My Story, 1981)