Men singing

[Helena]

This guy's voice is astounding.


I really enjoy listening to men's groups singing, whether they're professional or not. One of my favorite parts of church when I was younger were the men singing Come Thou Fount and Brethren We Have Met to Worship.

This is bugging me now, though because there was a hymn that I loved that had a men's part, and I can't recall the name of it. It was some medley arrangement.

That's all.

[FindersKeepers]

Very nice.

I see a couple of women in there, too.

[Helena]

Very nice.

I see a couple of women in there, too.

I didn't notice them until you pointed it out!

Well, they're seen but not heard. Preferable.

[BenjaminO]

This guy's voice is astounding.


I really enjoy listening to men's groups singing, whether they're professional or not. One of my favorite parts of church when I was younger were the men singing Come Thou Fount and Brethren We Have Met to Worship.

This is bugging me now, though because there was a hymn that I loved that had a men's part, and I can't recall the name of it. It was some medley arrangement.

That's all.

I've been a member of the SPEBSQSA for over 20 years.
There's nothing like an A cappella quartet or choir to soothe the soul.

[Retirednsmilin308]

I have a couple of CDs of old sea chanties. All sung by men. Real nice.

Though i still think the nicest male voice was Scott McKenzie singing " San Fransisco ".

[Hoosier8]

This guy's voice is astounding.


I really enjoy listening to men's groups singing, whether they're professional or not. One of my favorite parts of church when I was younger were the men singing Come Thou Fount and Brethren We Have Met to Worship.

This is bugging me now, though because there was a hymn that I loved that had a men's part, and I can't recall the name of it. It was some medley arrangement.

That's all.

LOL, I am a member of an all male book club since 1994. At one point in time when a Russian sub sank and the videos of Russians singing were around, which they do a lot, I said we needed a book club song. Next book club one of the members came up with one and now we sing it every book club. We even sang it on a Chicago radio interview.

[BenjaminO]

American Armed Forces medley

[Cotton1]

I've been a member of the SPEBSQSA for over 20 years.
There's nothing like an A cappella quartet or choir to soothe the soul.

I love this. If you are into A cappella hard not to appreviate it. Hope you enjoy it

[Peter1469]

No.

[Cotton1]

No.

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