Photo Gallery

Photos provided courtesy of Sarah Matheny and Glynda Kendall.

The GOGR fans cheered the return to the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Greenville, SC.	Making their first appearance at the GOGR were The Diplomats from Carrollton, GA. The crowd loved em. L-R: Jimmy Pearson, Rita Pearson, Corey Pearson, Joe Brown, Michael Lott, Matt Dibler (not pictured)	The Dixie Echoes' Pat Barker and the Dove Brothers' Rayburn Lane visit.	Jimmy Pearson was a recipient of the GOGR Living Legend Award. The other recipient this year was Archie Watkins.
As always, The Dixie Echoes were a fan favorite with their classic style and excitement. L-R: Wesley Smith, Randy Shelnut, Scoot Shelnut, Pat Barker, Stewart Varnado (not pictured)	One of many Jam Session quartets formed during the weekend. L-R: John Rulapaugh, Jonathan Sawrie, Matt Dibler, Joel Duncan, Ellen Kennedy Marsh (not pictured)	Scoot Shelnut, Jonathan Sawrie, and Ellen Kennedy-Marsh enjoying the concert.	Miles Cooper sings "Sheltered In the Arms of God".
Randy Shelnut is all smiles!	Southern Sound pianist Barry Patrick exhibits one of his many talents aside from his piano playing.	Let's Make A Deal was extremely well received this year. Here Alan Kendall (Melody Boys), Josh Garner (Blackwoods), and Jonathan Sawrie are racing with golf balls between their knees to the finish line!	Charlie and Liz choosing their next victim...er- contestant.
Sometimes pictures need little to no explanations.	The object of this game was for the teams to carry a balloon under their chins and free-handedly exchange with their partners....	Bill Hefner and Caleb Matheny didn't necessarily follow the rules.	In the game of "Dress the Quartet Man", Tim Williams decorates fellow Melody Boy Alan Kendall...
Bill Shaw decorated Buddy Burton, and Josh Garner decorated McCray Dove.	McCray Dove was the winner, but the carnage effected McCray, Alan, and Buddy equally.	McCray earned the nickname "Ernie Hitler" following "Let's Make A Deal".	GOGR is a very tiring week, and it wasn't long before Gerald Williams was showing signs of strain.
Former and current members of the Florida Boys unite on stage to sing many Florida Boys classics. L-R: Tommy Atwood, Les Beasley, Charlie Waller, Buddy Burton, Chip Cooper, not pictured are Eddie Broome and Derrell Stewart.	Derrell Stewart is always a crowd favorite at GOGR.	The Dixie Echoes put another big ending on a quartet classic.	The Dove Brothers were in their usual fine form as they sang several songs from their latest CD, "Hold On". L-R: Jerry Martin, McCray Dove, Eric Dove, David Hester, and Jerry Kelso
Willie Wynn was a special guest at GOGR this year, and one of the highlights of the week was when he joined the Dixie Echoes on "Welcome Home My Child".	Wesley Smith watches as Willie proves that he's still got it.	The Dixie Echoes singing their crowd favorite "Little Is Much".	Chip "Hamill" Cooper renders the Kingsmen classic "Love Lifted Me", joined by Jerry Martin, Jonathan Sawrie, and David Hester.
The "Tenor Quartet" was another highlight at the GOGR. L-R: Jerry Martin, Tim Williams, Mike Young, Eddie Broome, and Wesley Smith	Eddie Broome's master bass singing wowed the audience.	Special guest Jimmy "Duke" Dumas, former guitarist for JD Sumner & the Stamps and the Happy Goodmans made his first appearance at the GOGR, and thrilled the audience with his first-class pickin'.	Caleb Matheny, Ellen Kennedy-Marsh, and Buddy Burton singing "Sweeter As the Days Go By".
Hall of Famer Eddie Wallace has been a regular at GOGR since 1988.	Derrell Stewart shares a deep thought with the audience.	Buddy Burton, Caleb Matheny, and Chip Cooper join Mike Young as he sings "My God Is Real".	Alan Kendall, Chip Cooper, Alan Brewster, and Caleb Matheny joined Willie Wynn as they sang the Oak Ridge Boys classic, "Jesus Is Coming Soon".
Gerald Williams and Gayla Fooks cheering on their favorites.	Theres no telling what Eddie Wallace and Buddy Burton are discussing with each other.	The Trav'lers are always a favorite at the GOGR. A "quartet's quartet".	One of the most talked-about groups of the week was the current lineup of The Melody Boys Quartet. L-R: Tim Williams, Alan Kendall, Caleb Matheny, and Gerald Williams
85-year-old Bill Shaw thrills the audience with "The Holy City".	Southern Sound sang the notes off the page at GOGR this year! L-R: Mike Young, Ben Harris, Trevor Haley, Alan Brewster, and Barry Patrick	Joyce Black-West sings a Speer Family classic.	John Rulapaugh teams up with Southern Sound to sing his signature song, "Hide Thou Me".
The Inspirations returned once again to sing several of their hits. L-R: Dallas Rogers, David Ragan, Melton Campbell, Mike Holcomb, Myron Cook and Martin Cook are not pictured.	The Chuck Wagon Gang singing several gospel songs that have become American classics. L-R: Stan Hill, Penny Green, Julie Hudson, Joe Rotton, and Dave Emery	The Melody Boys Quartet singing the old quartet favorite "You Sho Do Need Him Now".	Buddy Burton as usual did a marvelous job singing with the Florida Boys and serving as emcee for the GOGR Jam Sessions
Jaydon Rulapaugh proving that GOGR is not just for old folks!