Only the Issacs could have done this song for her celebration! They have such wonderful harmony! There's nothing better than family voices when they blend! God bless them....and God bless Dottie!
I just discovered Dottie;s music last year as I was preparing to record my latest CD. I was so sad to hear that she had died before I had a chance to tell her how much her music means to me. What an amazing women! All those wonderful songs for us to share with others! I love singing her songs.
There's a voice now missing in our little country choir Rock of Ages will never sound the same God heard her singing, and heaven was not complete So now Mama's teaching angels how to sing (Chorus) Mama's teaching angels how to sing Heaven's halls are silent when Mama sings David lays down his harp and heaven's bells won't ring When Mama's teaching angels how to sing The old home is now empty; it's so
i think about my mom all the time since i am disabled with back and leg pain and i miss her oh so much and i know she in heaven but oh how i miss her when the pain is so bad moma always made it better
No, this came from a limited production that has not been reprinted - which was my impetus for YouTubing it. If you want to hear more from The Isaacs, Amazon currently offers the 2008 DVD "Isaacs Live From Norway". I love The Isaacs.
Joe Momma I sing this song in church with my cousin and sister. She was my aunt. My Grandpa is the pastor of our church and his mom (my great grandma) is dottie's sister
The Church uses Holistic Approach therefore the congregation gets 101% love and care from the Church and its members. I fell in 2005 over an off loading bay just over 4 feet deep/height and sustained injuries that will need medical care for the rest of my life and its the Church that is looking after me since I am on my own in a foreign land. So I dearly I agree with what you have just said.
I have noticed every time they are on stage together the three children just sorta push their mother to the back or side. It seems like they dont want her to sing with them...odd behavior.
