Legacy Five: “What Kind Of Man” is Scott Fowler?
Legacy Five Turns 20 At 20 years of age, the teenager becomes a young adult. The brain is still developing, but otherwise, most human beings are physiologically mature by this … Read More
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Legacy Five Turns 20 At 20 years of age, the teenager becomes a young adult. The brain is still developing, but otherwise, most human beings are physiologically mature by this … Read More
It’s that time again. Christmas is a time when family and friends come together and celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, the greatest gift to humankind. While I enjoy opening … Read More
On Saturday, April 27th, 2019, a concert was held in London, Ontario that was for some the end of an era. The event was a fundraiser for New Life Prison … Read More
PIGEON FORGE, Tenn. (March 22, 2019) – NQC – the National Quartet Convention – has announced they are producing an original television series called, NQC’s American Gospel. The program will be hosted by Gerald Wolfe and Joseph Habedank and … Read More
Scott Howard, long-time baritone for Legacy Five, has announced his retirement from Legacy Five. “I’ve lived my dream. I’ll never be able to express my gratitude to Scott Fowler, Roger … Read More
Scott Fowler leads Legacy Five into the future By John Herndon Rooted in one of the greatest traditions in gospel music, the Legacy Five has embarked on a 2019 schedule … Read More
It’s Christmastime here on SGNScoops and we have a brand new Christmas edition of Wacky Wednesday just for you. This time, our question was: What is your favorite Christmas song … Read More
Ray Reese is interviewed by Matt Fouch on this latest episode of On the Couch with Fouch When you think of male quartets in Southern gospel music, for several decades, … Read More
On this episode of the Bass vs Tenor Challenge, I compete against Michael Booth of the Booth Brothers to see who did it better bass or tenor. You are … Read More
I’ve heard it stated a million different ways: “Thank you.†I’m guilty of saying it without truly meaning it. I know I’m not the only one. So often, we’re obliged … Read More