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Gaither Vocal Band
The Gaither Vocal Band started in 1981 when Bill and Gloria Gaither brought together a few vocalists to sing gospel music. Their first album was simply called...
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The Gaither Vocal Band started in 1981 when Bill and Gloria Gaither brought together a few vocalists to sing gospel music. Their first album was simply called "The Gaither Vocal Band." They've put out a lot of records since then, well over a hundred, and songs like "Over The Moon" have been part of that output.
Their sound works with traditional gospel forms but doesn't feel stuck in the past. The group has seen different singers come and go over time, which is just part of how these things go. They sing about faith in a way that has connected with a lot of people, though not everyone agrees with all the views associated with them.
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