
"Music is a universal language. It heals, it connects, and it speaks to our souls."--Wanda Carole Wrinkle Ford
Award winning singer, song writer, musician, performer, and producer Rev. Alfred Gibson talks about his journey in music with Buck and Wanda Carole.
Not only does he talk the talk, he also walks the walk, as he shares four original songs on this podcast--including two first releases!
Names of people mentioned in the podcast include Brittney McIntyre, Betsey McIntyre, Lynne Jeffrey James, Judge Brad Burnett, Wayne Rogers, Grandpa Earl Gibson, Uncle Norman Gibson, Uncle C J Gibson, Aunt Rooney Gibson Hagar, Aunt Jeanette Buxton Sullivan, Aunt Clovie Buxton Holmes, Aunt Sylvia Buxton, Aunt Zelma Buxton Hearnsberger, Mother Gloria Buxton Gibson, Father Larry Gibson, Trish Gibson Eddleman, Rebecca McPherson, Uncle Huey Buxton, Cousin Steve Buxton, Cliff Bruner, Sister Emily O'Brien, Clarence Thomas, Ricky Dowden, Kelly Dowden, and others...
Get your headphones ready, and spend an hour listening to the thoughts, mind, and art of a music master.
Right here, on Down Trails of Victory podcast!

The Gibson Family was presented with the Minister Alvin Coleman Gold Award for their album Sounds of Home. Hear Rev. Alfred Gibson talk about the influences his family had on his musical journey on Down Trails of Victory podcast! (pictured L to R--Alfred Gibson, Gloria Buxton Gibson, Trish Gibson Eddleman, Rebecca Gibson McPherson)

The Minister Melvin Coleman Gold Award 2025 was presented to Rev. Alfred Gibson and The Gibson Family for their album Sounds of Home. Hear Alfred Gibson talk about song writing on Down Trails of Victory podcast!

Rev. Alfred Gibson received the Erwin Wilson Lifetime Achievement Award. Hear Alfred Gibson talk about his lifetime of experiences in music in Down Trails of Victory podcast!

Hear Alfred Gibson talk about the influences of family, church, and school in his younger years, right here on Down Trails of Victory podcast!

Rev. Alfred Gibson has been been a featured singer on at least three albums, one of which was honored with a Gold Award. Hear Alfred Gibson talk about his experiences with music on Down Trails of Victory podcast!

Alfred Gibson can play a variety of instruments, including the banjo, fiddle, keyboards, drums, trumpet, baritone saxophone, and bass guitar, among others. Hear Alfred Gibson talk about his experience playing musical instruments, on Down Trails of Victory podcast! (pictured--Alfred Gibson alongside his father Larry Gibson).

The Buxton family was very influential on Alfred Gibson's musical journey. Hear Rev. Gibson talk about his mother, his aunts, and his uncle Huey--and their inspiration to him--on Down Trails of Victory podcast! (Standing, L to R--Gloria Buxton Gibson, Sylvia Buxton, Clovie Buxton Holmes, Jeanette Buxton Sullivan, Huey Buxton. Seated--Zelma Buxton Hearnsberger)

Huey Buxton is a well known fiddle player throughout Southeast Texas and Southwest Louisiana. Hear Alfred Gibson talk about his Uncle Huey's influence on him on Down Trails of Victory podcast! (photo by Wanda Carole Wrinkle Ford)

Rev. Alfred Gibson and his wife Denise have served as the ministerial heads of LeBlanc Pentecostal Church for the past 20 years. Hear Albert Gibson talk about the influences on his life on Down Trails of Victory podcast!

Alfred Gibson shares four original songs on this podcast, including one he produced especially for this appearance, Down Trails of Victory! Hear Rev. Gibson talk about music in his life, and the inspiration behind his songs, on Down Trails of Victory podcast!

Hear Alfred Gibson's riveting new release--Down Trails of Victory! Listen as Buck discusses the origin of the song's title, and the homage he gives to the words' author, Lynne Jeffrey James, PN-G Class of 1960. All right here, on Down Trails of Victory podcast!

Alfred Gibson's family ties run throughout Southeast Texas, including PN-G. His cousin Brittney's daughter Betsey McIntyre is the 2025-2026 Captain of the Indianettes! Hear Rev. Gibson talk about his connections to Southeast Texas on Down Trails of Victory podcast! (pictured in top photo left: Betsey McIntyre, Brittney McIntyre, Alfred Gibson, Dr. Jon Buck Ford)

How many times do you think the words to PN-G's fight song have been sung/yelled? Hear Alfred Gibson talk about his new release Down Trails of Victory on Down Trails of Victory podcast!

Alfred Gibson shares his deeply personal song Learning to Live Without You. Have a handkerchief ready for this one...right here, on Down Trails of Victory podcast!

The Church had a Revival is a song Alfred Gibson wrote, recorded, and produced in tribute to his late cousin Ricky Dowden. Hear the song, and hear the uplifting story of its inspiration, on Down Trails of Victory podcast!

Alfred Gibson wrote, recorded, and produced the song The Church had a Revival. Hear the inspiring story behind this song, and hear the song itself, right here on Down Trails of Victory podcast!

The Little White Chapel of LeBlanc, Louisiana, is the subject of the Alfred Gibson song The Church had a Revival. Hear songwriter Alfred Gibson talk with Buck and Wanda Carole about his inspiration for this song, on Down Trails of Victory podcast!

Jesus, You're Everything to Me, is a song of worship and praise. It is a song that Rev. Gibson chose to share with our listeners in its first release. Listen to this magnificent adoration to God, right here, on Down Trails of Victory podcast!