Search - Bill & Gloria Gaither - London Homecoming on DVD

Near Perfect

Rizzo | 12/20/2001

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Hey Music Lovers, this is a high quality recording that has Dolby Digital 5.1 that is great. There is well defined sound separation on the guitars. I play quiet a bit of gospel music and am very particular as to what I listen to. This DVD more than passes the test. For those piano players, there is a solo done by Anthony Berger that is the best that I have ever seen or heard. He showboats a little but if I could play like that, I would too. The only thing that I did not like was a small amount of artifact noise in a couple of the later songs. There is also a tribute to one of their fellow singers that died in the hotel only a few hours before they went on stage."

London Homecoming

music063 | NB Canada | 08/23/2001

(4 out of 5 stars)

"This DVD is excellent, I think the Gaithers should make all their videos avaible o DVD the picture quality is so clear, the video is, as always, tops, form the opening song (Come on Children lets sing) by Kim hopper to the closing hymn by the Vocal Band ( The old Rugged Cross made the differance) Its all because of the Old Rugged Cross and what more could be a reason to sing.Also some of my favorite homecoming friends, Sue Dodge, Jeff & Sheri Easter add to this video, Mark Lowry is as always, Mark, keeping Bill Giather on his toes!!"

With a tribute to Rex Nelon

Rizzo | Denver, CO | 06/11/2010

(5 out of 5 stars)

"One of the highlights of this London Homecoming performance is the tribute to Rex Nelon 1932-2000. Rex Nelon, a beloved member for years had a heart attack the night before the concert. I can't pinpoint what I enjoyed about Rex, but he was so memorable, that deep voice, the full head of white hair, etc. The tribute was addressed by Bill and they chose a beautiful song in honor of Rex, "The Old Rugged Cross Made the Difference" by Guy Penrod. Gaither Vocal Band sings "He Came Down to My Level." Together (Amaray).

The setting is the beautiful Westminster Central Hall and we see a glimpse of London, and little comedy by Mark Lowry. Don't miss the beautiful and rousing piano solo by Anthony Burger, "Great Is Thy Faithfulness / How Big Is God / How Great Thou Art." The Best of Anthony Burger.

Another highlight is by Allison Durham Speer, "Because He Lives"; a Bill & Gloria Gaither song. I am not quite familiar with Allison yet, but once you hear that voice, she becomes recognizable. I am to assume she is related to the Speer Family. The Best of Russ Taff Russ Taff sings "We Will Stand"; and enjoy the upbeat "Highway to Heaven" and "I'm Standing on the Solid Rock"; and an old favorite "Looking for a City" with Sue Dodge.

The Hoppers are here, "I Am"; The Easters "Morning's Coming"; Ivan Parker sings "He's On Time"; and of course you can' help standing on your feet listening to Jessy Dixon for the rousing "Highway to Heaven" and "The Night Before Easter".

Jake Hess and the Goodmans, Joy Gardner, are here too.
Other songs include: Come On Children, Let's Sing; Walk Together Children; Too Much To Gain To Lose; O, How I Love Jesus/To Me, It's So Wonderful; Give You The Praise; My Jesus, I Love Thee... This is, as usual, enjoyable, and rest in peace, Rex Nelon..... Rizzo

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