Ernie Haase

SouthernGospelBlog.com posted an extensive interview with Ernie Haase here: http://www.southerngospelblog.com/archives/175

Singing Career

Squire Parsons & Redeemed
1990-99 The Cathedral Quartet
1999-2001 Solo
~2001-03 Old Friends Quartet
2003-today Ernie Haase & Signature Sound

Personal Discography (incomplete)

1987: Jesus Will Lead Me (Squire Parsons & Redeemed)
1987: Squire Parsons Sings Your Favorite Hymns (background vocals)
1990: Climbing Higher and Higher (Cathedrals)
1991: The Best of Times (Cathedrals)
1992: Camp Meeting Live (Cathedrals)
1993: High and Lifted Up (Cathedrals)
1994: Raise the Roof 40th Anniversary (Cathedrals)
1995: A Reunion (Cathedrals)
1995: Journey On (s0l0)
1996: Radio Days (Cathedrals)
1997: Alive! Deep in the Heart of Texas (Cathedrals)
Amen (solo)
1998: Faithful (Cathedrals)
1999: A Farewell Celebration (Cathedrals)
1999: What a Difference a Day Makes (solo)
2000: Never Alone (solo)
2001: Old Friends (Old Friends Quartet)
2002: Celebration Time (solo)
2003: Encore (Old Friends Quartet)
2003: Stand By Me (Ernie Haase & Signature Sound)
2003: Building a Bridge (EHSS)
2003: Glory to His Name (EHSS)
2003: The Ground is Level (EHSS)
2004: Great Love (EHSS)
2004: Christmas with Ernie Haase & Signature Sound (EHSS)
2004: Stand By Me Live (EHSS)
2005: Ernie Haase & Signature Sound (EHSS)
2007: Get Away Jordan (EHSS)
2007: Together Live (EHSS & Gaither Vocal Band)
2008: Dream On (EHSS)
2008: Influenced (EHSS)
2009: Every Light that Shines at Christmas (EHSS)
2010: Influenced II: Spirituals and Southern Classics (EHSS)
2010: A Tribute to the Cathedral Quartet (EHSS)

Contact
http://erniesigsound.com/

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