Country Bluegrass Homecoming, Vol. 1

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Homecoming Picnic	Amazing Grace	How Great Thou Art	Joy In the Camp	Christmas Gaither Vocal Band Style In their 2008 musical masterpiece, the Gaither Vocal Band captures the wonder and beauty of Christmas as never before in this breathtaking recording of Christmas classics. Featuring smooth, intricate harmonies, majestic orchestration and songs that transport us to the heart of Ch...

Shows Gaither's Excellence
I have enjoyed watching this video, as have my friends a few times and like all Bill Gaither's videos it is excellent

Bill Gather "Country Bluegrass Homecoming" Vol. 1
THIS IS A VERY GOOD (Not Great), BUT VERY GOOD COUNTRY BLUEGRASS HOMECOMING CONCERT DVD. The atmosphere, or at least the background props are great and go along with the music performed. I have mixed feelings about the rating on this "Homecoming series", I agree somewhat with the first reviewer who gave it a 2 star rating. However, it's one of those dvd's that seems to grow on you the more your watch it. It does have some "gems" in it. It consists of 21 songs, and a song during the credits part. It contains approximately 95 minutes of music. It features performances from: Vince Gill, the Gaither Vocal Band, The Issacs, Marty Stuart and his Fabulous Superlatives, Ralph Stanley, George Jones, The Grascals, Dailey Vincent, Cherryholmes, the Easters, Gordon Mote, Jimmy Fortune, Rhonda Vincent, Larry Sparks, Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver, and many others. You get Vince Gill performing his special song "Go Rest High on that Mountain". After he ends it, the congregation joins in singing the song. Also, you get 2 additional bonus songs. This dvd is more country music oriented than the Bill Gathier "Gospel Bluegrass Homecoming " dvd's. However, I recommend both series.

Not up to snuff
What a huge disappointment. When I buy a Gaither Gospel Series video, I expect to see and hear plenty of the Homecoming Friends harmonizing with whatever guest personalities happen to be present. This one was way too short on homecoming friends! Watching/hearing George Jones work his way through old hymns isn't my idea of Country Bluegrass. Furthermore, this video was produced without Gloria Gaither, and she was SORELY MISSED! I was sadly disappointed in this video.