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I am listening to a CD by "Shepherd's Voice".
Pastor_Bob is singing tenor. It is a very good CD, but then I may be a little biased.
CLICK HERE FOR PICTURE AND INFO
When you get to the site, click on "Shepherd's Voice" in the menu on the left side of the page.
Pastor_Bob is singing tenor. It is a very good CD, but then I may be a little biased.
CLICK HERE FOR PICTURE AND INFO
When you get to the site, click on "Shepherd's Voice" in the menu on the left side of the page.
Pastor_Bob
Well-Known Member
I had the privilege of attending the National Quartet Convention in Louisville, KY in 2003. I had wanted to go since I was a teenager and heard Paul Hyle on The Gospel Greats weekly radio program.
The convention is set up with a huge auditorium for the concerts, but also with a very large convention type room for the different artists to set up their booths to display their products.
I was very pleased to see groups that were always available to the fans for autographs, pictures, etc... Some of the most "fan friendly" groups were Legacy Five, Greater Vision, The Inspirations, The Dove Brothers, and The Nelons.
Some of the groups that were never present but had hired people to attend their booths were Jeff & Sherrie Easter, Brian Free & Assurance, Gold City (some of the guys were there but not often), the Carolina Boys (Kingsmen), and The Gaither Vocal Band.
I saw Bill Gaither one time at his booth. He seemed rather annoyed when anyone wanted a picture with him. Then, he said from the stage that night that the best part of the NQC for him personally was the interaction with the fans.
I'm not a big Bill Gaither fan, although I love southern gospel music and have quite an extensive collection of quartet music.
The convention is set up with a huge auditorium for the concerts, but also with a very large convention type room for the different artists to set up their booths to display their products.
I was very pleased to see groups that were always available to the fans for autographs, pictures, etc... Some of the most "fan friendly" groups were Legacy Five, Greater Vision, The Inspirations, The Dove Brothers, and The Nelons.
Some of the groups that were never present but had hired people to attend their booths were Jeff & Sherrie Easter, Brian Free & Assurance, Gold City (some of the guys were there but not often), the Carolina Boys (Kingsmen), and The Gaither Vocal Band.
I saw Bill Gaither one time at his booth. He seemed rather annoyed when anyone wanted a picture with him. Then, he said from the stage that night that the best part of the NQC for him personally was the interaction with the fans.
I'm not a big Bill Gaither fan, although I love southern gospel music and have quite an extensive collection of quartet music.
