Gaither Gospel Group
The Gaither Gospel Group started in 1981 when Bill and Gloria Gaither put together a vocal ensemble. Bill was already known as a songwriter, and Gloria...
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The Gaither Gospel Group started in 1981 when Bill and Gloria Gaither put together a vocal ensemble. Bill was already known as a songwriter, and Gloria brought her voice to the project. Their first album came out that same year under the name The Gaither Vocal Band.
They recorded songs like "He Made A Change" and "Home," working in a space between traditional gospel harmony and more contemporary arrangements. The group's lineup changed over time, with singers like Jake Hess, James Blackwood, David Phelps, and Mark Lowry coming through at different points.
In 1989, Hess and Blackwood left, which led to some internal friction and legal issues. The group has also drawn criticism at times for its religious and political associations, though they kept recording and performing through those periods.
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