Goodies: Daryl Coley – "Beyond The Veil"

People don’t SING LIKE THIS anymore!

And I don’t mean that they’re not vocally able to do it– but folks like Daryl Coley riff cuz they FEEL it. You can’t replicate it simply by running up and down some scales– it’s an expression, not a musical task to be completed…

I could go on and on, but just you listen!  One of my faves from him– “Beyond The Veil”:


8 Responses

  • lmgo wrote on May 14, 2009

    You are right sir!! That is the real singin....when they didnt need gadgets! Even the flat notes were anointed! lol! PastorColey is a jewel!


  • EJ wrote on May 14, 2009

    LOL... Hush up about the flat notes! LOL


  • shane wrote on May 14, 2009

    now you know how I feel bout my Daryl!!!!! <3


  • Darryl wrote on May 14, 2009

    Why do you think my name is Darryl? C'mon dude.....give us someone more difficult!


  • Tamarra wrote on May 16, 2009

    Whoa--you went way back to WOW '98! But this is a great CD and this song is so on point (flat notes and all). Darryl Coley is in a different category. He is OG (original gospel) if you will. To this day 'When Sunday Comes' is still one of my favorite songs on my workout playlist. Am I the only one that works out to gospel? Anyway. This songs just takes me to a place in my worship that not many songs can. Thanks for reminding us of this one EJ.


  • C. Green wrote on May 17, 2009

    Daryl Coley is amazing and I still get chills when I listen to this song. He is one of my biggest influences as a singer.


  • Author08 wrote on May 18, 2009

    I love Tamarra's title of OG for Darryl. LOL! Yes, Darryl is so inspiring! You can really tell a difference when people riff cause they feel it than when it just sounds good. Oh my goodness - I used to love me some Darryl. "Sovreign" was one of my favorites by him.


  • Bill wrote on May 18, 2009

    DC is UNREAL!!! seeing him in person is undescribable!!! btw its not just the vocal acrobats, this man is annointed!!! **When Sunday Comes......** my God!!! lol



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