I Can Tell You The Time [1985] - Ralph Stanley & The Clinch Mountain Boys 

Wonderful. Ralph Stanley tunes will live forever.

My dad’s name was Buddy Carty. He passed over two years ago. He wrote song number 3, “Sometimes I Sing” and Mr. Stanley heard it at an Old Regular Baptist church. Dad played bluegrass music as a young man, before becoming a minister in a church that only sang a cappella songs. He loved that type of worship, as did our family, but as his youngest son, I have to admit that I always wondered what his musical career could have been. He was a very gifted singer and song writer. Not surprisingly, our whole family was honored that a bluegrass singer as successful as Ralph Stanley, would appreciate one of his songs enough to record it. Thank you so much for posting this. I hadn’t heard it since I was a child and it meant so much to me to hear it once more.

He cared not for the king's decree..but trusted God to set him free. 100%🙏✊️👍👍👍

The best. Maybe someday we can go back to this era!

Take you are doing a great service. It is certainly appreciated.

Ralph Stanley was the greatest bluegrass player ever. I met him when I was a kid. A true gentleman, and man of God.

He was such a sweet man. Loved the Lord his family and his gift. The ability to play and sing it is a gift.

Great singing it's the first I have heard Ralph sing and I can't stop listening. Thank God for these beautiful voices.

I love this man and his songs. He’s a legend Now he’s with the Lord! RIP Doc.

Ralph at his best! Hallelujah it is awesome and a blessing. I miss my dear friend Dr. Ralph. we will see you that day on the other side. We will pick one for you and sing one till then. Rest in Peace Ralph. love and miss you much.

This is so beautiful and inspirational! I absolutely love it! God bless you. Many thanks.

love's ralph stanley music

Thanks for the upload!

Makes me think of home and the old church I grew up in.

This is the best RU-vid channel. Thank you for making all of this great music available!

Amen!

すばらしい。　バンジョー　いくところ　てき　なし。　ゴスペル　かね❓

I notice that for some reason Jack Cooke isn’t credited with vocals. He sang baritone and tenor on this record. Thanks.

Hot dog!

17:11 He Will Set Your Fields on Fire

It seems rushed¡