The Branham Brothers Quartet - Itll Be Different The Next Time

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Review by Araceli Villanueva PA

Album Review: It'll Be Different The Next Time by The Branham Brothers Quartet Alright, buckle up, folks. We’re diving into It’ll Be Different The Next Time, the gospel gem from The Branham Brothers Quartet. This isn’t your run-of-the-mill choir album—nope, this is Folk, World, & Country vibes with a heavy dose of holy conviction straight outta the US. Released under Riverside Records (props to them for keeping it real), this record feels like Sunday morning sunshine in musical form. First off, let’s give credit where it’s due. You’ve got J.C. Branham throwing down those baritone vocals smoother than gravy on mashed potatoes, while Sammy E. Branham takes the lead like he was born to belt hymns. And can we talk about Billy Branham on drums? Dude doesn’t just keep time; he makes you feel every beat as if Jesus Himself tapped out the rhythm. Oh, and Otis Lynn Dillon tickling those piano keys? Forget about it—he turns "just another chord progression" into something downright heavenly. Now, onto the tracks that stuck with me. First up: "Just In Time." Man, this one hits different. It starts slow, almost whispery, but then BAM—it swells into this big ol’ wall of sound that grabs you by the soul and shakes loose all your bad decisions. The harmonies here are tighter than my grandma’s fruitcake recipe, and Floyd (Bo) Branham’s tenor vocals soar like an eagle chasing redemption. It’s the kind of song that makes you wanna call your mom and apologize for forgetting her birthday five years ago. Then there’s "Heaven Must Be A Beautiful Place." Whew. If ever there was a tune designed to make atheists reconsider their life choices, this might be it. David Branham’s bass vocals rumble through the track like distant thunder, grounding everything while the rest of the crew layers harmony upon harmony until you’re floating three feet off the ground. There’s a sweetness to it, though—not sugary sweet, more like honey drizzled over warm biscuits. By the end, I half expected to see pearly gates materialize in my living room. Look, I ain’t saying this album will solve world hunger or get cats to stop knocking stuff off shelves—but dang, it sure does what it sets out to do. These guys didn’t reinvent gospel music, but they didn’t need to. They polished it till it gleamed, added some heart, and served it up piping hot. So here’s the tea: Listening to It’ll Be Different The Next Time feels like being hugged by someone who really means it. Sure, the production has that vintage vibe—you know, back when engineers like Lowell Varney probably recorded stuff using magic spells and hope—but that only adds charm. This album reminds us that sometimes, faith doesn’t have to be flashy to be powerful. And hey, fun fact: Turns out most of the band shares the same last name. Coincidence? Nope. Family ties make this whole thing hit harder because, let’s face it, blood harmonies are kinda unbeatable. Final thought: If heaven had a jukebox, this album would be Track 1. Just don’t blame me if you start crying during track seven. Your move, Spotify algorithm.

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Just In Time3:28
The Palm Of His Hand3:08
He Did Not Fail2:10
Treasures Unseen2:51
That Heavenly Home2:56
One Way Flight2:34
It Will Be Different The Next Time3:42
I'll Take Jesus3:06
What Will Your Answer Be2:03
Heaven Must Be A Beautiful Place3:01

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Catalog Numbers

RSR 1021

Labels

Riverside Records

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • LP

Companies

RoleCompany
Recorded AtRiverside Recording Studio, Crum, WV
Manufactured ByRecording Services Of W.N.C.

Credits

RoleCredit
Baritone VocalsJ. C. Branham
Bass GuitarJohn T. Branham
Bass VocalsDavid Branham
DrumsBilly Branham
EngineerLowell Varney
Lead VocalsSammy E. Branham
PianoOtis Lynn Dillon
Tenor VocalsFloyd (Bo) Branham

Notes

  • For appointments write:
  • Mr. John C. Branham
  • Rt. 5
  • Louisa, Kentucky 41224

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The Branham Brothers Quartet's album *It'll Be Different The Next Time* is a hidden gem in the gospel world. What makes it special? Every track is packed with tight harmonies and raw emotion, all performed by family members. Imagine this—brothers J.C., John T., David, Billy, Sammy E., and Floyd (Bo) Branham each bringing their unique vocal talent to the table. Add in Otis Lynn Dillon’s soulful piano and Lowell Varney’s sharp engineering skills, and you’ve got an album that feels both intimate and powerful. It’s like sitting in on a heartfelt family jam session, but with a level of skill that only years of singing together can bring. Pretty neat, right?