This month we review the video by Flossie And The Singing Sisters titled Live At Home. The recording took place at the group’s hometown of Bishopville, SC in 2005.

Flossie And The Singing Sisters have been signing God’s praises for over 20 years. The longevity of the group is reflected in their performance. These ladies can really sing.  The group recently changed their name to Flossie Boyd Johnson and Favor. Only the name has changed.  If you have heard Flossie Boyd Johnson and Favor's new CD titled Thankful, you know that they have not changed their style.

The members of the group for this video are Flossie Boyd Johnson, Bennetta Taylor, Amy Brown and Danielle Boyd.  The band members are Eric Miller (Lead Guitar), Anthony “Amp” Brown (Bass Guitar), John “Bean” Smith (Drums), Alphonzo Montgomery (Organ) and Ulsseys McKiver, IV (Piano).

There are 11 songs on this video.  They are “You Can't Make It To Heaven,” “Let Me Lean On You,” “He Will Make A Way,” “Pay Day,” “Sinner Man,” “Give Me Strength,” “We've Come This Far,” “Gospel Medley,” “What A Friend,” “King Jesus,” and “Jesus Want Let Me Suffer.”

Each song is rooted in the traditional gospel quartet style.  Therefore, with this video you get one hour and 10 minutes of good old fashion gospel quartet music.

The location for the recording seemed to have been a good choice.  The stage was large enough and the group used every portion of the stage.  In addition, the band had plenty of room so the members are not clustered together.

The quality of the sound is great.  There are no variations in the recording level to some of the songs.

The camera shots are very impressive.  There are really great close-ups of the members of the group and the band.  There are also extraordinary shots of the audience just at the right time.  The audience is an integral part of the recording.  The group displays a lot of energy throughout the video.  And, the audience feeds of that energy. Thus, the audience can be seen rejoicing, shouting, singing and just having a wonderful time as they are led in the services by the group.
 

The project is vintage traditional gospel quartet.  If you are looking for a good video that captures the essence of female singers that have the ‘down home’ traditional gospel sound, then you will want to add this video to your collection.

We give this concept video by Flossie And The Singing Sisters'  Live At Home a  8.5 out of 10.  To purchase your copy of the video visit the group's website.  Click on the picture above to view a clip from the video.***

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