Crane Singing 4 2/15/08

Hello everybody! We had a wonderful this past night with some wonderful, Godly people, at our monthly Crane Singing. I'm sorry, but if you missed it, wow, just wish you could've been there! Even the weather didn't ruin the attendance as bad as we thought it would. It did a little, but too much.
The lineup-we "kicked it off" with 5 songs. Then Sharron Bennett sang a couple, then right after her was a couple I just met last night, the Masons (wonder if they're related to Duke Mason?) They did a fantastic job!
And then our friends from Hurley Missouri, Southern Raised, sang! They just keep on getting better and better! Now, I have their names'. They are: the youngest is the brother who plays the guitar, and his name is Matthew. I believe he is 10, or something like that (sorry). The next youngest is the youngest of the girls, who plays the mandolin, fiddle/violin, and the guitar. Her name is Emma Grace and she is 13 I believe. The 2nd to oldest plays the banjo and the guitar and her name is Sarah. She is 19 years old. And last, but not least, the oldest. She plays the Upright bass and she is 21 years old. Her name is Lindsey.
And the other group was The Terrell Brothers, who also did fantastic job! They were awesome! The oldest of the brothers name is George and he's one of the singers. The lead singer who played guitar last night, but usually plays the drums, (and also did the sound for us), is Mike (he also writes most of their songs, amazing songs!) The middle brother who was extraordinary (sp ?) on the guitar's name is Dennis. You should've heard him play that guitar! George's son's name is Patrick, and he was also really amazing on his guitar! The bassist's (brother in Christ) name is Matthew. These guys have some powerful testimonies, but you got to go see them yourself and hear their testimonies yourself if you are really interested in hearing their testimonies! I hope you have all had a wonderful day/week/month/year so far, (can you believe it's already February of 2008?) Talk to ya'll later!



Love ya'll,
Carol L. P.