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The Cathedrals

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Shaped in 1964, this traditional Southern gospel vocal group (also called the Cathedral Quartet) made an appearance regularly on Rex Humbard’s Cathedral of Tomorrow transmit within the ’60s. The Cathedrals had been led by bass George Younce and alto Glen Payne, known for his or her funny onstage exchanges. Originally, Humbard shaped the group like a trio, however they quickly became a quartet composed of Payne, Younce, Danny Koker and Bobby Clark. Both Payne and Younce continued to be using the group since its inception; another two spots have already been filled by way of a number of performers. By 1994, the lineup stabilized with Ernie Haase and Scott Fowler on tenor and baritone vocals, respectively, and pianist Roger Bennett. The Cathedral Quartet made an appearance on Humbard’s display until 1969 and set out independently, journeying from gig to gig inside a transformed egg pickup truck until they might afford genuine tour buses. On the following 10 years, the group became probably one of the most well-known Southern gospel organizations around. In 1977, they earned their 1st Grammy for Greatest Gospel Efficiency, and duplicated the feat in 1978, 1979, and 1982 aswell. In 1977, in addition they won Dove Honours for Male Band of the entire year and Greatest Southern Gospel Recording (for Then…AND TODAY) from the Gospel Music Association. In 1979, Koker and Clark remaining the group, starting a long blast of substitutes; Roger Bennett also became a member of up at this time. Through the ’70s and ’80s, the Cathedrals got an extended stream of number 1 gospel strikes that included “Stage Into the Drinking water,” “Can He, Could He, Would He,” and “I’ve Simply Began Living.” From 1986 through 1990, the Cathedrals had been featured at Expenses Gaither’s Compliment Gathering for Believers, and continuing to garner several awards through the GMA. In 1988, they truly became the very first Southern gospel group to record in Britain using the London Philharmonic Orchestra for the recording Symphony of Compliment. In 1989, the group’s 25th wedding anniversary, the Gospel Music Tone of voice named them Band of the entire year, and Cash Package named Goin’ however you like Southern Gospel Recording of the entire year. The Cathedrals continuing to tour thoroughly in huge churches and concert halls, although Payne’s loss of life on Oct 15, 1999 efficiently cast that year’s tour as their farewell.

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Music Songs Step Into The Water, Champion Of Love, Somebody Touched Me, We Shall See Jesus, Boundless Love, Trying to Get a Glimpse, Wonderful Grace of Jesus, I've Just Started Living, Climbing Higher and Higher, Moving Up To Gloryland, I Can See the Hand, Sinner Saved By Grace, He Made A Change, Give The World A Smile, An Old Convention Song, Echoes From the Burning Bush, O What A Savior, Medley: This Old House/When The Saints Go Marching In, The Last Sunday, Then Came The Morning, Who Can Do Anything, I Know A Man Who Can, Hallelujah Square, Sin Will Take You Farther, For What Earthly Reason, Ride That Glory Train, That Day at Calvary, Can He, Could He, Would He, Wedding Music, I've Read The Back Of The Book, God Himself the Lamb, I'll Have A New Life
Albums Cathedrals Family Reunion, Alive! Deep in the Heart of Texas, A Farewell Celebration, Symphony of Praise, A Reunion, Cathedral Classics, High And Lifted Up, Live In Chicago, Worship His Glory in Acappella Praise, The Best of Times, Family Album, Sunshine and Roses, Anthology, Cathedrals Collector's Series, Volumes 5 & 6, Something Special, Faithful, Cathedral Classics, Volume 3: Especially for You, Best Of The Cathedrals, Southern Gospel Treasury, Super Hits, The Ultimate Collection, 25th Anniversary Collector's Edition

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