A Southern Gospel Revival
A Southern Gospel Revival formed in the 1970s with keyboardist and vocalist Wayne Huddleston and bassist and vocalist Steve Parsons among its members. They...
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A Southern Gospel Revival formed in the 1970s with keyboardist and vocalist Wayne Huddleston and bassist and vocalist Steve Parsons among its members. They released their album 'Take Your Shoes Off Moses' in 1977, with the title track becoming a staple in gospel circles.
In the early 1980s, the band faced some criticism for moving toward a more contemporary style, though they continued recording. Their discography includes albums like 'This Is the Day' from 1983, 'We Are Witnesses' from 1987, and later releases such as 'Heartstrings' and 'Hymns of Hope'.
Another of their well-known songs is 'Welcome Table.'
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