Tipper Pressley

Tipper

I know I’ve told you the sound of The Louvin Brothers takes me right back to childhood. One of the first Louvin songs I remember hearing was “I Love God’s Way of Living.” Pap and his brother did the song for many years and recently the girls have been giving it a go.

It’s such a fun song to play and hearing the lyrics come forth from my daughters’ mouths somehow makes me feel like I’ve come full circle.

On the day we filmed the video below we were in the basement hiding from the heat. I think my bass was turned up a little too loud, but the girls do a great job on the harmony.

I hope you enjoyed the song and I hope you have a blessed Sunday!

Tipper

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  1. Tipper,
    I was singing right along with Chitter and Chatter doing that song. Me and Harold did that song many years ago, along with some others that Mama taught us. Our best song was “I have but One Goal.” Harold would talk the song, and I would put the Flavor to it. We also sung “My Lord Keeps A Record.” And others that I can’t remember.
    …Ken

  2. I Love Gods Way Of Living!…..Thank you all for such a lovely way to start out an already blessed Sunday morning!…..Good job girls!

  3. Nice! I had never heard that song before.
    Thanks for getting my Sunday morning off to a good start.
    I love God’s way of living best of all as well. Gives me inner peace during these times knowing I’m safe in God’s hands. Psalm 91. Claim it.

  4. Good job! and I like hearing the good solid sound of the bass.
    That sure is a pretty little girl in the picture at the top!

  5. Amen. As another song says, “It is not an easy road we are traveling to heaven” but still it is the best life. The world certainly does, and we can, underestimate how much that way of living has done for us personally and as a nation. It is easy to see through your BP&A posts how that way of living has come down through your family to the girls. As David said, “My lines are fallen unto me in pleasant places. I have a goodly heritage.”

    Great job Chitter and Chatter. And a good start on a Sunday morning. Much to ponder. Thanks.

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