I was the drummer in the band! God truly blessed our ministry!

Many of my loved ones are waiting for me there!!

RIP Ted, my dear brother in the Lord, friend, and what a blessing it was to be in the band!

I sure loved Ted. God rest his soul!

Beautiful just beautiful

so sorry to hear about your dear sister Ted. May she RIP Amen. You sing this song very well. I like your backing group. Good Luck.

This was beautiful. This was my momma’s favorite song and it was sung at her funeral. I always cry when I hear it.

Absolutely beautiful voice and wonderful song.

Tears are running down my cheeks as I watch this video knowing that soon I too will be in Glory "Where the Roses Never Fade" to reunite with all the loved ones who have gone before me. You guys do one of if not the best versions of this song I've ever heard, 5*****s! May God's blessings be upon you all, Jeff

Great song!! Very good tribute for Pat. Very touching song!!! 💕🙏🙏

Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful and touching performance.. it is my daddy's favourite song.. he left 16 years back.. and I would like to sing this for him someday.

This is about faith, you have it or you don't. But never doubt it exists

We did do this at People's Church, and have had a lot of compliments on it, which I give all the Glory to God! Regarding the steel guitar, it was added in later by Ted!

My old band, Rise and Shine, used to play the Agape Club too. We really looked up to the TJB and wanted to be just like them. I had the privilege of doing some recording and playing with Paul Dobbs. The guy is a great steel player and he is the one I remember playing with Ted. He also played with Paul Overstreet.

God bless u sir. Thankeu for the wonderful song.

Many thanks to all of you who put a "like" on this video, it's a beautiful song, and I'm not just saying that because we're playing it, it's just a great song!

Missed my childhood friends❤❤

Yes! Teddy & Fresno The Early Day's I went with Teddy & The Band To Many place's Where The Word Of Jesus We had the Pleasure to Bring & See Many Saved,Piled in to Doc Nobel's office Many were saved,Good To Remember !

mmm mmm mmm... Really enjoy that song, Ted, Thanks.

That was great

Beautiful.

Wonderful

My wife was diagnosed with scleroderma in 1970 and passed away in 1980. Horrible diseases

Love this song but the closed captions are horrendous. Please, someone redo them.

God Speed Ted

I couldn't see the steel player's face. However, for many years Teddy's steel player was Paul Dobbs. The heavy use of harmonics is a signature sign of Paul's too. This looks like the "People's Church" in Fresno. Given that Brumely is from Bakersfield, I would say that Dobbs is the picker here. Lots of variables in the music business so I certainly could be wroing. :>)

You are correct; it's not Dobbs. I'm not positive that it's Brumley yet. He didn't wear glasses that I can remember. Fresno had a couple of really good steel pickers back then. I don't recall their names since it's been awhile. Teddy used to play out at the old Agape Club in north Fresno/Pinedale years ago.

You can see the steel player's face in the Play My Fiddle/Orange Blossom vid that Ted has posted. Check it out at about the 4:50 mark. I don't think it's Paul Dobbs... it might be Brumley.

Dear Teddy, I Am Tweeting & Face Book Your Song For Your Wonderful Dad That went to Be With Jesus, Where they Rose's Will Never Fad,He is In Glory Having Dinner with Jesus & Breakfast with The ANGEL'S ,We will Join Him Soon SHERRIE

Not greeat but ok i sopos

Jesus The Rapture will Be Coming soon, We will See all those gone on Before,Your Song, ""WHERE THE ROSE"S NEVER FADE" Very Special for Your Dad Loving Blessing's Your Always Friend from the early Day's until Now SHERRIE (Sharon)