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We [E] are at the National Quartet Convention [Gm] standing with me, the Booth brothers.
[D] Right next to me is Michael Booth and Michael, welcome to Gospel Music Today.
Great to be here and thank you for having us again.
[E] It's our honor.
Now, the other [G] guys probably don't need to be introduced, but I'll ask you to introduce
[F] I'll do it.
This is Jim Brady, [Bm] singer, songwriter [Em] extraordinaire, and my older brother, [D] Ronnie Booth.
I'm not going to tell you how old he is, but I'm 38 and he's six years older than I am.
Okay.
All right, we'll [Am]
try to figure that out later.
[G] Let me bring Ronnie over here.
I have a question for him [N] first.
Now, [G] of course, we know the Booth brothers came from a [D] gospel music family.
How [F] did you decide that this is what you wanted to do?
[G] When I give you an example, when I was two, three years old, my father sang with a gospel
group, the [N] Rebels Quartet, out of Tampa, Florida.
When she would take me to see Dad sing, she couldn't, she had to sit in the back of the
auditorium because I was constantly standing up in the chair singing to the top of my lungs.
That desire has been there all my life.
Through high school, that's all I ever dreamed about was to sing.
My dad was my hero.
That has never left me.
I never really believed I'd be able to do it, to be honest with you.
I remember graduating from high school and thinking, okay, what do I do now?
I just started singing anywhere and everywhere I could.
[G]
[Gb] The Lord just opened the doors.
[B] To be able to make our living at it, singing [Fm] about our faith in Christ, [D] if this isn't a
big [Eb] time, I don't know what [Em] is.
You [G] guys have really been on the road that [N] long.
We actually, we sang our first time together, Michael and I, back in 1989 with our dad.
I was the music director of Brandon Fellowship Baptist Church in Brandon, Florida.
[B] The response [F] was really favorable and they encouraged us to do [C] more.
We did.
Charles Waller of the Grand Old Gospel Reunion saw us in 1993, invited us up there.
[Dm] That was really the door [Ab] that opened up for us to be able [N] to pursue a full-time ministry,
which happened in September of 1996.
That's excellent.
Let me get Jim over here.
How are you?
Very good.
Nice to see you again.
Now, you've been having, besides [Eb] your run with the Booth Brothers, some really great
success [D] with songwriting.
Absolutely.
In fact, you've got a [Eb] solo single on the singing news charts now. Sure.
What's the newest Jim Brady project?
Well, I did that solo project a couple years ago.
[Ebm] We had a single go out from that that did really [Em] well.
That's been a couple [Eb] years.
The newest thing is a declaration project with the Booth Brothers.
We all were working with the wonderful producer, Larry Goss.
We're [B] excited about that project because growing up, I used to listen to the cathedrals and
Larry would produce for them.
What an honor to [Eb] be able to work with Larry Goss now.
That's [Gm] the newest thing that we have [B] out.
That and then a Jubilee 2 project that we did with [Eb] Legacy 5 and Greater Vision.
[B]
Those are the newest things that we've been working on lately and we're excited to have
those with us this week.
It's a lot of [Fm] fun to get to go into the studio, create the [D] music, and then bring it out here
and sing it for all the [F] folks.
It's a real honor.
We love it.
[D] The Booth Brothers too.
[Ab] Let me get Michael in here a little [Eb] bit. Yes, sir.
[E] [Ab] We know that there's been an added [G] dimension to Booth Brothers concerts in the last year or so.
[Eb] Long story short, I had a dear friend by [C] the name of Darryl Tony [Db] ride our bus for a couple
weekends and in a very [Eb] loving, kind way, I received a godly rebuke.
[B] Bottom line, cut to the chase, too much ignorance [Eb] of the scripture.
When you're ignorant of the scripture, it doesn't come out.
Therefore, the things you say don't have the power they could have if you were speaking the word.
I was running off a raw talent.
Long story short, I start digging in the word to have something to say [Db] and I started digging
into [G] the fundamentals of salvation.
Well, [Db] when you do that, it [F] comes out.
The word just doesn't stay in you.
And [F] so presenting a clear, precise, concise [Em] message of the gospel has become a very large
part of what we do.
And [D] [F] we don't get into numbers, even hands held up and things like that.
[Fm] All we know is that when the truth [Fm] goes out, it doesn't return void.
[F] And the gospel presentation is [C] God's chosen method between that and the [F] word of how people
[Fm] are to be led to Christ.
Gospel music is great, but [B] it doesn't replace the word.
[F] Augmented.
Exactly.
[C] Now, what do the Booth brothers do when you get back to [Ab] Tennessee and get off [D] that bus? Divide.
Spread out.
We spread out.
We do.
Everybody's kind of, you know, I pretty much camp out at home [Db] with my family.
All the business stuff I do, I [F] intermingle with the phone and [D] email and what have you.
[F] Ronnie and Kim run the office [F] and the finances of the organization, so their plate is full.
Jim is slammed with [C] writing and co-writing and running his [Eb] publishing company.
And his [F] wife has a solo career, as we were saying.
So everybody has a lot [Eb] to do.
And somewhere in there, we try to be husbands and daddies, too.
[Fm] You know, actually, [B] we try to do the business stuff while we're being husbands and [F] daddies.
Right.
That's right.
To keep the priorities.
[Fm] It's fun, but it certainly is a challenge.
Now, tell me quickly about those new projects again.
[F] Yeah, we've got Declaration [D] is our newest album.
And I didn't hear what else you guys, newest projects.
Jubilee 2.
Oh, the Jubilee, I [F] forgot.
You have those other guys we work with.
[Fm] Legacy 5 and Greater Vision, [D] we did Jubilee 2.
[F] And if you love the first one, I think [D] you're really going to love the second one.
It's my favorite.
[F] And Booth Brothers website.
Boothbrothers.com.
Okay, pretty easy.
Yeah, they had to make it so I can remember.
Well, we love the Booth Brothers and we're very happy to have you here on Gossip.
[Gb] Great to see you again.
Thank you.
Thanks,
[D] Right next to me is Michael Booth and Michael, welcome to Gospel Music Today.
Great to be here and thank you for having us again.
[E] It's our honor.
Now, the other [G] guys probably don't need to be introduced, but I'll ask you to introduce
[F] I'll do it.
This is Jim Brady, [Bm] singer, songwriter [Em] extraordinaire, and my older brother, [D] Ronnie Booth.
I'm not going to tell you how old he is, but I'm 38 and he's six years older than I am.
Okay.
All right, we'll [Am]
try to figure that out later.
[G] Let me bring Ronnie over here.
I have a question for him [N] first.
Now, [G] of course, we know the Booth brothers came from a [D] gospel music family.
How [F] did you decide that this is what you wanted to do?
[G] When I give you an example, when I was two, three years old, my father sang with a gospel
group, the [N] Rebels Quartet, out of Tampa, Florida.
When she would take me to see Dad sing, she couldn't, she had to sit in the back of the
auditorium because I was constantly standing up in the chair singing to the top of my lungs.
That desire has been there all my life.
Through high school, that's all I ever dreamed about was to sing.
My dad was my hero.
That has never left me.
I never really believed I'd be able to do it, to be honest with you.
I remember graduating from high school and thinking, okay, what do I do now?
I just started singing anywhere and everywhere I could.
[G]
[Gb] The Lord just opened the doors.
[B] To be able to make our living at it, singing [Fm] about our faith in Christ, [D] if this isn't a
big [Eb] time, I don't know what [Em] is.
You [G] guys have really been on the road that [N] long.
We actually, we sang our first time together, Michael and I, back in 1989 with our dad.
I was the music director of Brandon Fellowship Baptist Church in Brandon, Florida.
[B] The response [F] was really favorable and they encouraged us to do [C] more.
We did.
Charles Waller of the Grand Old Gospel Reunion saw us in 1993, invited us up there.
[Dm] That was really the door [Ab] that opened up for us to be able [N] to pursue a full-time ministry,
which happened in September of 1996.
That's excellent.
Let me get Jim over here.
How are you?
Very good.
Nice to see you again.
Now, you've been having, besides [Eb] your run with the Booth Brothers, some really great
success [D] with songwriting.
Absolutely.
In fact, you've got a [Eb] solo single on the singing news charts now. Sure.
What's the newest Jim Brady project?
Well, I did that solo project a couple years ago.
[Ebm] We had a single go out from that that did really [Em] well.
That's been a couple [Eb] years.
The newest thing is a declaration project with the Booth Brothers.
We all were working with the wonderful producer, Larry Goss.
We're [B] excited about that project because growing up, I used to listen to the cathedrals and
Larry would produce for them.
What an honor to [Eb] be able to work with Larry Goss now.
That's [Gm] the newest thing that we have [B] out.
That and then a Jubilee 2 project that we did with [Eb] Legacy 5 and Greater Vision.
[B]
Those are the newest things that we've been working on lately and we're excited to have
those with us this week.
It's a lot of [Fm] fun to get to go into the studio, create the [D] music, and then bring it out here
and sing it for all the [F] folks.
It's a real honor.
We love it.
[D] The Booth Brothers too.
[Ab] Let me get Michael in here a little [Eb] bit. Yes, sir.
[E] [Ab] We know that there's been an added [G] dimension to Booth Brothers concerts in the last year or so.
[Eb] Long story short, I had a dear friend by [C] the name of Darryl Tony [Db] ride our bus for a couple
weekends and in a very [Eb] loving, kind way, I received a godly rebuke.
[B] Bottom line, cut to the chase, too much ignorance [Eb] of the scripture.
When you're ignorant of the scripture, it doesn't come out.
Therefore, the things you say don't have the power they could have if you were speaking the word.
I was running off a raw talent.
Long story short, I start digging in the word to have something to say [Db] and I started digging
into [G] the fundamentals of salvation.
Well, [Db] when you do that, it [F] comes out.
The word just doesn't stay in you.
And [F] so presenting a clear, precise, concise [Em] message of the gospel has become a very large
part of what we do.
And [D] [F] we don't get into numbers, even hands held up and things like that.
[Fm] All we know is that when the truth [Fm] goes out, it doesn't return void.
[F] And the gospel presentation is [C] God's chosen method between that and the [F] word of how people
[Fm] are to be led to Christ.
Gospel music is great, but [B] it doesn't replace the word.
[F] Augmented.
Exactly.
[C] Now, what do the Booth brothers do when you get back to [Ab] Tennessee and get off [D] that bus? Divide.
Spread out.
We spread out.
We do.
Everybody's kind of, you know, I pretty much camp out at home [Db] with my family.
All the business stuff I do, I [F] intermingle with the phone and [D] email and what have you.
[F] Ronnie and Kim run the office [F] and the finances of the organization, so their plate is full.
Jim is slammed with [C] writing and co-writing and running his [Eb] publishing company.
And his [F] wife has a solo career, as we were saying.
So everybody has a lot [Eb] to do.
And somewhere in there, we try to be husbands and daddies, too.
[Fm] You know, actually, [B] we try to do the business stuff while we're being husbands and [F] daddies.
Right.
That's right.
To keep the priorities.
[Fm] It's fun, but it certainly is a challenge.
Now, tell me quickly about those new projects again.
[F] Yeah, we've got Declaration [D] is our newest album.
And I didn't hear what else you guys, newest projects.
Jubilee 2.
Oh, the Jubilee, I [F] forgot.
You have those other guys we work with.
[Fm] Legacy 5 and Greater Vision, [D] we did Jubilee 2.
[F] And if you love the first one, I think [D] you're really going to love the second one.
It's my favorite.
[F] And Booth Brothers website.
Boothbrothers.com.
Okay, pretty easy.
Yeah, they had to make it so I can remember.
Well, we love the Booth Brothers and we're very happy to have you here on Gossip.
[Gb] Great to see you again.
Thank you.
Thanks,
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We [E] are at the National Quartet Convention [Gm] standing with me, the Booth brothers.
[D] Right next to me is Michael Booth and Michael, welcome to Gospel Music Today.
Great to be here and thank you for having us again.
[E] It's our honor.
Now, the other [G] guys probably don't need to be introduced, but I'll ask you to introduce
[F] I'll do it.
This is Jim Brady, [Bm] singer, songwriter [Em] extraordinaire, and my older brother, [D] Ronnie Booth.
I'm not going to tell you how old he is, but I'm 38 and he's six years older than I am.
Okay.
All right, we'll [Am]
try to figure that out later.
[G] _ Let me bring Ronnie over here.
I have a question for him [N] first.
_ _ Now, [G] of course, we know the Booth brothers came from a [D] gospel music family.
_ How [F] did you decide that this is what you wanted to do?
_ [G] When I give you an example, when I was two, three years old, my father sang with a gospel
group, the [N] Rebels Quartet, out of Tampa, Florida.
When she would take me to see Dad sing, she couldn't, she had to sit in the back of the
auditorium because I was constantly standing up in the chair singing to the top of my lungs.
That desire has been there all my life.
Through high school, that's all I ever dreamed about was to sing.
My dad was my hero.
_ That has never left me.
I never really believed I'd be able to do it, to be honest with you.
I remember graduating from high school and thinking, okay, what do I do now?
I just started singing anywhere and everywhere I could.
[G] _
[Gb] The Lord just opened the doors.
[B] To be able to make our living at it, singing [Fm] about our faith in Christ, [D] if this isn't a
big [Eb] time, I don't know what [Em] is.
You [G] guys have really been on the road that [N] long.
We actually, we sang our first time together, Michael and I, back in 1989 with our dad.
I was the music director of Brandon Fellowship Baptist Church in Brandon, Florida.
[B] _ _ The response [F] was really favorable and they encouraged us to do [C] more.
We did.
Charles Waller of the Grand Old Gospel Reunion saw us in 1993, invited us up there.
[Dm] That was really the door [Ab] that opened up for us to be able [N] to pursue a full-time ministry,
which happened in September of 1996.
_ _ That's excellent.
Let me get Jim over here.
How are you?
Very good.
Nice to see you again.
Now, you've been having, besides [Eb] your run with the Booth Brothers, some really great
success [D] with songwriting.
Absolutely.
In fact, you've got a [Eb] solo single on the singing news charts now. Sure. _ _
What's the newest Jim Brady project?
Well, I did that solo project a couple years ago.
[Ebm] We had a single go out from that that did really [Em] well.
That's been a couple [Eb] years.
The newest thing is a declaration project with the Booth Brothers.
We all were working with the wonderful producer, Larry Goss.
We're [B] excited about that project because growing up, I used to listen to the cathedrals and
Larry would produce for them.
What an honor to [Eb] be able to work with Larry Goss now.
That's [Gm] the newest thing that we have [B] out.
That and then a Jubilee 2 project that we did with [Eb] Legacy 5 and Greater Vision.
[B]
Those are the newest things that we've been working on lately and we're excited to have
those with us this week.
It's a lot of [Fm] fun to get to go into the studio, create the [D] music, and then bring it out here
and sing it for all the [F] folks.
It's a real honor.
We love it.
_ [D] The Booth Brothers too.
[Ab] Let me get Michael in here a little [Eb] _ bit. Yes, sir.
[E] _ [Ab] We know that there's been an added [G] dimension to Booth Brothers concerts in the last year or so.
[Eb] Long story short, I had a dear friend by [C] the name of Darryl Tony [Db] ride our bus for a couple
weekends and in a very [Eb] loving, kind way, I received a godly rebuke. _
[B] Bottom line, cut to the chase, too much ignorance [Eb] of the scripture.
When you're ignorant of the scripture, it doesn't come out.
Therefore, the things you say don't have the power they could have if you were speaking the word.
I was running off a raw talent.
Long story short, I start digging in the word to have something to say [Db] and I started digging
into [G] the fundamentals of salvation.
Well, [Db] when you do that, it [F] comes out.
The word just doesn't stay in you.
And [F] so presenting a clear, precise, concise [Em] message of the gospel has become a very large
part of what we do.
And [D] _ [F] we don't get into numbers, even hands held up and things like that.
[Fm] All we know is that when the truth [Fm] goes out, it doesn't return void.
[F] And the gospel presentation is [C] God's chosen method between that and the [F] word of how people
[Fm] are to be led to Christ.
Gospel music is great, but [B] it doesn't replace the word.
[F] Augmented.
Exactly.
[C] Now, what do the Booth brothers do when you get back to [Ab] Tennessee and get off [D] that bus? Divide. _
Spread out.
We spread out.
We do.
Everybody's kind of, you know, I pretty much camp out at home [Db] with my family.
All the business stuff I do, I [F] intermingle with the phone and [D] email and what have you.
[F] Ronnie and Kim run the office [F] and the finances of the organization, so their plate is full.
Jim is slammed with [C] writing and co-writing and running his [Eb] publishing company.
And his [F] wife has a solo career, as we were saying.
So everybody has a lot [Eb] to do.
And somewhere in there, we try to be husbands and daddies, too.
[Fm] You know, actually, [B] we try to do the business stuff while we're being husbands and [F] daddies.
Right.
That's right.
To keep the priorities.
[Fm] It's fun, but it certainly is a challenge.
Now, tell me quickly about those new projects again.
[F] Yeah, we've got Declaration [D] is our newest album.
And I didn't hear what else you guys, newest projects.
Jubilee 2.
Oh, the Jubilee, I [F] forgot.
You have those other guys we work with.
[Fm] Legacy 5 and Greater Vision, [D] we did Jubilee 2.
[F] And if you love the first one, I think [D] you're really going to love the second one.
It's my favorite.
[F] And Booth Brothers website.
Boothbrothers.com.
Okay, pretty easy.
Yeah, they had to make it so I can remember.
Well, we love the Booth Brothers and we're very happy to have you here on Gossip.
[Gb] Great to see you again.
Thank you.
Thanks,
[D] Right next to me is Michael Booth and Michael, welcome to Gospel Music Today.
Great to be here and thank you for having us again.
[E] It's our honor.
Now, the other [G] guys probably don't need to be introduced, but I'll ask you to introduce
[F] I'll do it.
This is Jim Brady, [Bm] singer, songwriter [Em] extraordinaire, and my older brother, [D] Ronnie Booth.
I'm not going to tell you how old he is, but I'm 38 and he's six years older than I am.
Okay.
All right, we'll [Am]
try to figure that out later.
[G] _ Let me bring Ronnie over here.
I have a question for him [N] first.
_ _ Now, [G] of course, we know the Booth brothers came from a [D] gospel music family.
_ How [F] did you decide that this is what you wanted to do?
_ [G] When I give you an example, when I was two, three years old, my father sang with a gospel
group, the [N] Rebels Quartet, out of Tampa, Florida.
When she would take me to see Dad sing, she couldn't, she had to sit in the back of the
auditorium because I was constantly standing up in the chair singing to the top of my lungs.
That desire has been there all my life.
Through high school, that's all I ever dreamed about was to sing.
My dad was my hero.
_ That has never left me.
I never really believed I'd be able to do it, to be honest with you.
I remember graduating from high school and thinking, okay, what do I do now?
I just started singing anywhere and everywhere I could.
[G] _
[Gb] The Lord just opened the doors.
[B] To be able to make our living at it, singing [Fm] about our faith in Christ, [D] if this isn't a
big [Eb] time, I don't know what [Em] is.
You [G] guys have really been on the road that [N] long.
We actually, we sang our first time together, Michael and I, back in 1989 with our dad.
I was the music director of Brandon Fellowship Baptist Church in Brandon, Florida.
[B] _ _ The response [F] was really favorable and they encouraged us to do [C] more.
We did.
Charles Waller of the Grand Old Gospel Reunion saw us in 1993, invited us up there.
[Dm] That was really the door [Ab] that opened up for us to be able [N] to pursue a full-time ministry,
which happened in September of 1996.
_ _ That's excellent.
Let me get Jim over here.
How are you?
Very good.
Nice to see you again.
Now, you've been having, besides [Eb] your run with the Booth Brothers, some really great
success [D] with songwriting.
Absolutely.
In fact, you've got a [Eb] solo single on the singing news charts now. Sure. _ _
What's the newest Jim Brady project?
Well, I did that solo project a couple years ago.
[Ebm] We had a single go out from that that did really [Em] well.
That's been a couple [Eb] years.
The newest thing is a declaration project with the Booth Brothers.
We all were working with the wonderful producer, Larry Goss.
We're [B] excited about that project because growing up, I used to listen to the cathedrals and
Larry would produce for them.
What an honor to [Eb] be able to work with Larry Goss now.
That's [Gm] the newest thing that we have [B] out.
That and then a Jubilee 2 project that we did with [Eb] Legacy 5 and Greater Vision.
[B]
Those are the newest things that we've been working on lately and we're excited to have
those with us this week.
It's a lot of [Fm] fun to get to go into the studio, create the [D] music, and then bring it out here
and sing it for all the [F] folks.
It's a real honor.
We love it.
_ [D] The Booth Brothers too.
[Ab] Let me get Michael in here a little [Eb] _ bit. Yes, sir.
[E] _ [Ab] We know that there's been an added [G] dimension to Booth Brothers concerts in the last year or so.
[Eb] Long story short, I had a dear friend by [C] the name of Darryl Tony [Db] ride our bus for a couple
weekends and in a very [Eb] loving, kind way, I received a godly rebuke. _
[B] Bottom line, cut to the chase, too much ignorance [Eb] of the scripture.
When you're ignorant of the scripture, it doesn't come out.
Therefore, the things you say don't have the power they could have if you were speaking the word.
I was running off a raw talent.
Long story short, I start digging in the word to have something to say [Db] and I started digging
into [G] the fundamentals of salvation.
Well, [Db] when you do that, it [F] comes out.
The word just doesn't stay in you.
And [F] so presenting a clear, precise, concise [Em] message of the gospel has become a very large
part of what we do.
And [D] _ [F] we don't get into numbers, even hands held up and things like that.
[Fm] All we know is that when the truth [Fm] goes out, it doesn't return void.
[F] And the gospel presentation is [C] God's chosen method between that and the [F] word of how people
[Fm] are to be led to Christ.
Gospel music is great, but [B] it doesn't replace the word.
[F] Augmented.
Exactly.
[C] Now, what do the Booth brothers do when you get back to [Ab] Tennessee and get off [D] that bus? Divide. _
Spread out.
We spread out.
We do.
Everybody's kind of, you know, I pretty much camp out at home [Db] with my family.
All the business stuff I do, I [F] intermingle with the phone and [D] email and what have you.
[F] Ronnie and Kim run the office [F] and the finances of the organization, so their plate is full.
Jim is slammed with [C] writing and co-writing and running his [Eb] publishing company.
And his [F] wife has a solo career, as we were saying.
So everybody has a lot [Eb] to do.
And somewhere in there, we try to be husbands and daddies, too.
[Fm] You know, actually, [B] we try to do the business stuff while we're being husbands and [F] daddies.
Right.
That's right.
To keep the priorities.
[Fm] It's fun, but it certainly is a challenge.
Now, tell me quickly about those new projects again.
[F] Yeah, we've got Declaration [D] is our newest album.
And I didn't hear what else you guys, newest projects.
Jubilee 2.
Oh, the Jubilee, I [F] forgot.
You have those other guys we work with.
[Fm] Legacy 5 and Greater Vision, [D] we did Jubilee 2.
[F] And if you love the first one, I think [D] you're really going to love the second one.
It's my favorite.
[F] And Booth Brothers website.
Boothbrothers.com.
Okay, pretty easy.
Yeah, they had to make it so I can remember.
Well, we love the Booth Brothers and we're very happy to have you here on Gossip.
[Gb] Great to see you again.
Thank you.
Thanks,