Piano Roll of Honor
Gospel quartet piano man and now-famous music producer Tony Brown shows everyone that he's still got it.

Piano Roll of Honor
This year's Piano Roll of Honor inductees included Lari Goss, Roger Bennett, and pictured here, the one and only V.R. "Doc" Dooley.

Quartet Jam Session
The Melody Boys Quartet

Kenny Gates, formerly of the Blue Ridge Quartet, opened up the Saturday night program beautifully with his song "A Thankful Heart".

The Sunshine Boys

L-R: Little David Young, John Crenshaw, Eddie Wallace at the piano

The Dixie Echoes

L-R: Dallas Rogers, Randy Shelnut, Tracy Crouch, Scoot Shelnut, Stewart Varnado at the piano

The Florida Boys

L-R: Tommy Atwood, Glen Allred, Les Beasley, Gerald Williams filling in on bass, Derrell Stewart at the piano

Charlie listens intently as Les Beasley tells about the Florida Boys' "Going Out of Business Sale".

Eva Mae LeFevre with Mark Fuller and Scoot Shelnut

The Dove Brothers

L-R: Jerry Martin, McCray Dove, Eric Dove, David Hester, Jerry Kelso at the piano

The Inspirations

L-R: Daron Osborne, Matt Dibler, Melton Campbell, Mike Holcomb, Martin Cook at the piano, Myron Cook on upright bass

The Inspirations singing their #1 hit, "I Have Not Forgotten".

The Blackwood Brothers Quartet relived the memories of their famous heritage in grand style.

L-R: Wayne Little, Jimmy Blackwood, Randy Byrd, Brad White at the piano

Gathered around the old mics, and accompanied by Stewart Varnado and Scoot Shelnut, the Booth Brothers thrilled the audience with their "new old" sound.

L-R: Ronnie Booth, Jim Brady, Scoot Shelnut, Michael Booth, Stewart Varnado at the piano

The Booths feature Michael on a daddy Ron Booth Sr. classic "Over the Moon".

The Grand Ole Gospel Reunion Quartet returned once again to bring back a little of that Statesmen magic on "Climbing Higher and Higher".

L-R: Charlie Waller, John Rulapaugh, Buddy Burton, Vern Sullivan,
Jonathan Sawrie at the piano

Grand Ole Gospel Reunion Quartet

2007 SGMA Hall of Fame Inductee Lou Wills-Hildreth made a special appearance at the reunion this year.

Bill Shaw, at the tender age of 83, continues to amaze fans with his clear tenor voice.

Joshua Pope pays tribute to Tony Brown with Tony's arrangement of "There Is A Fountain".

The Ol' Palmetto State Quartet

L-R: Eddie Broome, Jack Bagwell, Jack Pittman, Joel Duncan, Eddie Crook at the piano

Southern Sound

L-R: Mike Young, Ben Harris, Trevor Haley, Alan Brewster, Brian Hanson at the piano

The Melody Boys Quartet

L-R: Scott Baker, Terry Robertson, Gerald Williams, Caleb Matheny at the piano

The Trav'lers

L-R: Wayne Shuford, Eddie Broome, Tom Brown, Joel Duncan, Kenny Gates at the piano

Late Nite Jammin'
The Inspirations

Late Nite Jammin'
Grand Ole Gospel Reunion Quartet

Late Nite Jammin'
Miles Cooper, joined by John Rulapaugh, RW Blackwood, and Donna Blackwood, singing "Sheltered In the Arms of God".

Late Nite Jammin'
Bill Shaw, joined by Buddy and Janet Burton

Late Nite Jammin'
The Trav'lers keeping the crowd alive in the wee morning hours.

Late Nite Jammin'
Gospel music veteran Ralph Green joins daughter Lauren Green on some beautiful father-daughter harmony.

Late Nite Jammin'
Josh Garner, joined by granddaddy Albert Garner and Gene Fuller, bringing back memories of the Rangers Trio days.

Late Nite Jammin'
The Florida Boys

Late Nite Jammin'
The Dove Brothers