Photo Gallery: Mark Trammell Quartet in concert

Posted by Daniel's Siblings + on June 27, 2012 in Concert Reviews, Photos | 9 comments

Editor’s note: My family saw the Mark Trammell Quartet in concert last weekend. Here are photos and a video from the event.

Video Greeting from Pat Barker

(Footnote for those who have no sense of humor or don’t understand his: This was tongue-in-cheek, and in light-hearted fun!)

Photo Gallery

: A strong ending

: An incredible accapella rendition of Guide Me, Oh Thou Great Jehovah. We can’t wait till the new project comes out!

: Another strong ending

: Bass Barker nearly faints as Mr. Mark Trammell gives a lengthy, agonizing introduction to a song only he knows

: Board deliberations–Do we know the next verse

: Dustin Sweatman

: Dustin Sweatman plays the offertory

: Eric Phillips

: I Want to Know–Their first #1 hit (as a QUARTET, Pat wants you to know)!

: I’m Standing on the Solid Rock got the crowd excited enough to get up!

: It was great to see Mr. Eric Phillips back on stage!

: Loving the Lamb. They sang this song for their bus driver, Stan Olson, in honor of his last night with them.

: Mr. Dustin Sweatman played keyboard for the first several songs in the concert, and then joined the line up. Here, he sings One Drop, which he wrote.

: Mr. Mark Trammell played bass guitar during several songs, including here during Wedding Music

: Mr. Mark Trammell wandered over to the piano and Dustin fears for his job…

: Mr. Pat Barker sings Hallelujah, I Am Going Home

: Pat Barker

: Pat Barker and Mark Trammell

: Pat Barker conducts the choir

: Pat Barker exciting the audience

: Smiling (after Pat and Dustin start into the wrong song by mistake!)

: The Mark Trammell Quartet

: The Mark Trammell Quartet

: The Mark Trammell Quartet left the soundtrack to “Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah” in Nashville, so they had to sing it a cappella. It went so well a cappella that certain audience members hoped they would always forget to bring the track along!

: The Mark Trammell Quartet opened with Gentle Shepherd

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Diana June 27, 2012 at 8:24 am

Loved the video!! How fun was that?!?! I’d love to hear that a capella version. Maybe they’ll “forget the track” the next time I see them!

Daniel J. Mount June 27, 2012 at 9:09 am

You could always ask; the worst they could say is no! They had some great comedy with this one, too, with Pat Barker pretending to not remember the words – and kidding Mark about being the only person on stage old enough to grow up when people were saying “whence the healing stream doth flow.”

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Paul the Concert Guy June 27, 2012 at 8:41 am

Daniel, would be able to send me a folder of all those photos? Our photographer was not able to make it to the concert at the last minute and we have no photos for our files.

Daniel J. Mount June 27, 2012 at 9:09 am

Sure; I’ll send you an email.

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David Bruce Murray June 27, 2012 at 10:25 am

Daniel,
Go right ahead and think he was joking if it makes you feel better. LOL

Gladys June 27, 2012 at 1:52 pm

Sure enjoyed seeing these photos. Love the MTQ.

Brian June 27, 2012 at 5:05 pm

So we know one song on the new CD…anyone with insider information of others? I know that there is (or at least was going to be at one time) one new Rodney Griffin song on it. I think the rest may be covers.