The Cathedral Quartet
The Cathedral Quartet - Ernie Haase, Scott Fowler, Glen Payne, George Younce, Roger Bennett
From 1964 through 1999, a group many cite as the finest example of Southern Gospel quartet singing ever toured the nation and the world. This section of SouthernGospelBlog.com’s Reference section preserves the history of the Cathedral Quartet. Learn more about their members over the years, or about the groups they sang in before and after their Cathedral tenure. View a comprehensive discography, a list of the awards the group received, or group pictures. Or, find the lyrics to about 150 songs the Cathedrals recorded.
- History
- Discography
- Members: George Younce, Glen Payne, Roger Bennett, Bobby Clark, Haskell Cooley, Bill Dykes, Scott Fowler, Danny Funderburk, Jim Garstang, Ernie Haase, Roger Horne, Danny Koker, Steve Lee, Lorne Matthews, Kirk Talley, Mack Taunton, Mark Trammell, Roy Tremble, George Amon Webster, Gerald Wolfe, Kurt Young.
- Lyrics
- Awards
- Memories
- Photos
- Links
Latest Comments
Songbook Review: Convention Hallelujahs (Gospelfest Ministries) (24)
Daniel J. Mount: I’m sorry, I do not have those available. (Also, copyright law doesn’t permit me to post copyrighted lyrics online.)
Martine: Hi Daniel, I’ve been seeking the lyrics to a song called :Look on the brighter side.It’s from a Bill Gaither cd called: Sweetest song I know.Can you help me get them,I would...
Saturday News Roundup #176 (5)
GospelMusicFan: Seldom do I update a link from outside of our genre here but the application of the focus of the following article could or should be applied to all evangelical genres....
Robert Fulton: As far as I know The soon to be artist-formerly-known-as-PSQ hasn’t chosen a new name yet. I spoke to Larry Strickland just a couple of days ago, and they had received a...
Daniel J. Mount: OK, I guess you’re right, and I’ll edit accordingly. I already reviewed it almost a year ago (here: http://www.southerngospelblog. com/archives/17027 ). A second review...
Gold City hires Robert Fulton (26)
Michael Prince: I loved Robert Fulton when he sang for PSQ. Im also grateful that they went with a tenor sound that is less pharyngal. Like Steve Ladd, Robert, has that voice where he’s got...
Palmetto State Quartet to retire group name (19)
Quaid: This makes the 4th time in this blog’s history that I find myself talking positlvly about the album “When He Blessed My Soul”…. Real, geunine, “4 man and a...
Stephen Hill Passes Away; Funeral Arrangements Announced (58)
Tracy Eller: We all shared some good times back in the day. I remember spending a lot of time with Stephen and Jimmy back in the day. It was a real loss for all. it was a real shock to us all when...
Tracy Eller: As I sit and read over all the comments that everyone has left for Stephen, makes me reflect on all of the memories of this wonderful person that I have. I will never forget my first...
Site Redesign Launched (76)
Daniel J. Mount: Thank you very much for the feedback. I’ll be in touch with the Resident Font Expert about this and give some serious thought to switching away from a custom font back to the...
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Southern Gospel bloggers try hands at concert promotion (12)
Olaneljonoisleje: I love the way the crowd responds when they hit “Tide” on that recording.
Dixie Melody Boys hire Austin Foster (8)
Gina Antolini: As someone acquainted with Austin since his family is from the area I live in and has heared him sing a few times, I am extremely impressed with him. He sang at the City of...
From the Mail Bag: Easy-Listening Southern Gospel (47)
joshvanklomp: That reminds me of another one, the George Younce with Ernie Haase & Signature Sound CD
DJPhil: One of the best easy-listening projects I know is the George Younce project “Day by Day” It is all easy listening with the mello voice of George singing slow to medium tempo...