Genres Southern Gospel Active until 2013 | Years active 1946 or 1947–2013 Genre Southern gospel | |
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Website Official Website [1], PSQ World.com Albums Sweet Land Of Rest, When He Blessed My Soul Record labels Dawn Records, Cathedral Records Similar Freedom Quartet, Gold City, Dixie Echoes, Florida Boys, The Dove Brothers Quartet | ||
Palmetto state quartet there s something goin on
The Palmetto State Quartet was a professional Southern Gospel quartet that originated in Greenville, South Carolina in the mid-1940s. In 1988 they received at a Singing News Fan Awards ceremony the Marvin Norcross Award for contributions to Southern Gospel over their career. Their song "Knock, Knock, Knock" was dubbed "number one radio single" by Singing News magazine in 2004.
Contents
- Palmetto state quartet there s something goin on
- Palmetto state quartet don t that sound like heaven
- Personnel History
- Songs
- References
Palmetto state quartet don t that sound like heaven
Personnel History
TENOR
Leon Sutherland (1948–1949)
Clarence Owens (1949–1960)
Claude Hunter (1960–1963)
Jerry Hovis (1963–1970)
Claude Hunter (1970–1985)
Eddie Broome (1985–1993)
Brion Carter (1993–2002)
John Rulapaugh (2002–2006)
Wesley Smith (2006–2008, 2011))
Jeremy Calloway (2008–2009)
Robert Fulton (2009–2011)
Jeremy Easley (2011-2013)
LEAD
Woodrow Pittman (1948–1954)
Jack Pittman (1954-1960?) (at some point Pittman & Bagwell switched parts)
Jack Bagwell (1960–1968)
Harold Schronce (1968–70)
Jack Bagwell (1970-1997)
Kerry Beatty (1997–2009)
Paul Lancaster (2009-2013)
David Staton (2013)
BARITONE
Malone Thomason (1948–1952)
Jack Bagwell (1952-1960?) (at some point Pittman & Bagwell switched parts)
Jack Pittman (1960–1967)
Laverne Tripp (1967–68)
Jerome Bush (1968–69)
Milton Sigmon (1969–70)
Jack Pittman (1970–1997)
Tony Peace (1997–2004)
Rick Fair (2004–2008)
Brian Beatty (2008–2009)
David Darst (2009–2012)
David Staton (2012-2013)
DaRon Maughon (2013)
BASS
Paul Burroughs (1948–1955)
Ellison Jenkins (1955–1961)
Ken Turner (1961–1968)
Joe Divine (1968-1969)
Chuck Bright (1969-1970)
Cliff King (1970–1976)
Jerry Trotter (1976–1979)
Joel Duncan (1979–1994)
Harold Gilley (1994–1997)
Jeff Pearles (1997–2003)
Jason Brooks (2003)
Aaron McCune (2003–2006)
Burman Porter (2006–2008)
Larry Strickland (2008–2013)
Mike Allen (2013)
PIANO
Milton Bishop (1948–1949)
Jamie Dill (1949–1968)
Charles Abee (1968–1969)
Carroll Melvin (1970) Jamie Dill (1970–1987)
David McAbee (1987–1989)
Hovie Lister (1989–1991)
Woody Beatty (1991–1999)
Jerry Kelso (1999–2001)
Andrew Ishee (2001–2006)
Bryan Elliott (2006–2008)
KC Martin (2008–2009)
Mark Carman (2009–2010)
Mark Willett (2010–2010)
KC Martin (2010-2013)
VARIOUS
Charles Waller (1983–1997, Manager/Promoter)
Eddie Broome (1984–1985, Bass Guitar/Vocals)
Louie Sprouse (1986, Bass Guitar)
J.J. Jennings (1987, Bass Guitar)
Woody Beatty (1990–1991, Keyboards)
Michael W. Carman (2008-2011, Road Manager)
Songs
Watch What My God Can DoFirm Foundation · 1997
No Doubt SalvationSweet Land Of Rest · 2006
Land Of RestSweet Land Of Rest · 2006