

2015 Survey Series: One Day At A Time – Results Posted
Voting has ended. If you saw the results earlier, please note that results have now been UPDATED to reflect a few votes that were found lurking in the comment spam filter.
- Florida Boys – 4 votes
- Thrasher Brothers – 1 vote
- Lynda Randle – 1 vote
- Kingdom Heirs – 1 votes
- Karen Peck & New River – 5 votes
Please note: Because this series of surveys is focusing on “cover” and “remake” songs, the version of “One Day At A Time” that was popularized by Cristy Lane is not included for consideration.
In the audio file attached to this post, you will hear five segments from recordings of “One Day At A Time.” Select your favorite and respond with a comment to cast your vote. Valid responses are 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5. You may select only one version as your favorite. Vote only once. This poll will close on Wednesday, July 8.
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David Bruce Murray is a church music director in Ellenboro, NC. He is the author of Murray's Encyclopedia Of Southern Gospel Music and the owner of both SGHistory.com and MusicScribe.com. David plays piano for Southern Sounds Quartet and the Foothills Community Choir.
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But all are enjjoyable
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#1–nice tempo and harmony.
All were okay. My least liked was #5, simply because the lead did not sing the great melody that this song has. My next least-liked was #3.
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Florida Boys
The Thrasher Brothers version is my favorite, though Karen Peck & New River was a great remake, with a different arrangement and feel to it. One of my favorite cuts of “ODAAT” by Gordon Mote was not an option. Solid and soulful. Do you want to hear my recording of it (1990)? LOL, but seriously recorded years ago for a special lady, and my wife and I sang it at her funeral (106 years old, a lot of days at a time).
I considered including the Gordon Mote arrangement, but I already had one that’s somewhat similar to it on hand. I figured one departure from the melody most people are familiar with was enough for a survey like this.
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