The Isaacs Paid Tribute to the Late Jim Ed Brown at the Grand Ole Opry

With the recennt passing of country veteran Jim Ed Brown, Gospel music group the Isaacs paid tribute to Brown at the Grand Ole Opry on June 17th. They performed Brown's signature hit "The Three Bells" on the Opry stage. As a result of the success of the Isaacs re-recording of the song they are set to perform it tonight at the Opry as a tribute to Jim Ed Brown, who passed away just last Thursday, June 11th.
The Isaacs also sang the time-honored hymn "It Is Well" at the Memorial service for Jim Ed Brown held at the Ryman Auditorium on Monday, June 15th. As covered by the newspaper, The Tennessean, other performers paying tribute to Mr. Brown included the Oak Ridge Boys, Vince Gill, the Gatlin Brothers, and Lady Antebellum, and others, along with several speakers who shared their memories.
Lily Isaacs stated, "It was a great honor to be a part of the home going service of our dear friend Jim Ed Brown . He will be missed by all. He was an amazing human being. We are grateful that we got to know him."
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