“We Shall Behold Him,” He Looked Beyond My Fault and Saw My Need,” “I Go To the Rock”… all of these songs have woven themselves into the very fabric of Gospel Music history- and all of these songs were written and performed by The Rambos. Dottie Rambo’s musical career has spanned more than six decades, […]
The Kingsmen had one purpose from their inception: to present the gospel of Jesus Christ through Southern Gospel music. The Kingsmen moved to the forefront of gospel music when front man Jim Hamil joined the group prior to the release of Big and Live. Under the leadership of the late Eldridge Fox, they won numerous […]
Vestal Goodman was a pioneer in gospel music, ministering and performing for more than half a century. Born in Fyffe, Alabama, she began singing in the church. Her original intent was to study for the Metropolitan Opera, but being raised in church she felt compelled to sing Gospel music. And that she did. Vestal became […]
“Christmas is such a special time of year. I love all the things that are so wonderful and dear to family. Every year we would all go to the church on Christmas Eve for the special singing, and then hurry home to wait for Santa to visit our quaint farmhouse. The next morning we had […]
The Cathedral Quartet started humbly in 1964 as part of Rex Humbard’s thriving television outreach. They became a smoothly functioning musical unit, featuring George Younce’s powerful bass voice and Glen Payne’s lead vocals. Equally popular was the trademark humorous exchanges between Younce and Payne. In 1969, The Cathedrals branched out to form their own full […]
When one first hears the name “Goodman” they immediately think of The Happy Goodmans. From that famous group came one of the greatest singers and songwriters of all time… Rusty Goodman. Starting out in the late 50’s singing baritone for the Plainsmen Quartet, Rusty quickly captured the attention of many fans by being one of […]
J.D. Sumner and the Stamps Quartet were one of the most historical and influential music pioneers of our time. They were the first to record Southern Gospel music on a major label RCA Records in 1927. They were also the first to have a mainstream hit single with “Give The World A Smile.” J.D. Sumner […]
