Village Singers Discography of CDs

Village Singers albums Bluegrass/Country Recorded at Hilltop Recording Studios, Nashville, Tennessee. Includes liner notes by Jimmie Davis. Personnel: Kathie Goad (soprano); Harold Goad (baritone); Warren Goad (bass voice); Bobby Osborne (mandolin). Recording information: Hilltop Recording Studios, Nash. Photographers: Hank Widick; Bob Murray. Arranger: Harold Goad. The Village Singers: Harold Goad (vocals, acoustic guitar, banjo, mandolin); Warren Goad (vocals, acoustic guitar); Kathy Berry (vocals, acoustic bass); Kathie Goad (vocals). Additional personnel: Terry Eldredge (guitar); Bobby Osborne (mandolin); Terry Smith (bass).

Village Singers music CDs Bluegrass/Country Recorded at Hilltop Recording Studios, Nashville, Tennessee. Includes liner notes by Jimmie Davis. Personnel: Kathie Goad (soprano); Harold Goad (baritone); Warren Goad (bass voice); Bobby Osborne (mandolin). Recording information: Hilltop Recording Studios, Nash. Photographers: Hank Widick; Bob Murray. Arranger: Harold Goad. The Village Singers: Harold Goad (vocals, acoustic guitar, banjo, mandolin); Warren Goad (vocals, acoustic guitar); Kathy Berry (vocals, acoustic bass); Kathie Goad (vocals). Additional personnel: Terry Eldredge (guitar); Bobby Osborne (mandolin); Terry Smith (bass).

Village Singers discography 2nd Rel;Bluegrass/Gospel Personnel: Charlie Cushman (guitar); Bobby Osborne (mandolin). Recording information: Hilltop Studios, Nashville, TN.

Village Singers songs Recording information: Hilltop Studios, Nashville, TN. Photographer: Hank Widick. Personnel: Kathie Goad (vocals, soprano); Harold Goad (vocals, guitar, banjo); Warren Goad (vocals); Bobby Osborne (mandolin); Shad Cobb (fiddle). Liner Note Authors: Tom Riggs; The Village Singers.

Village Singers CD discography If it seems a bit incongruous to find "pass the grass" on the back of a new CD by a group whose members sing songs like "I'll Be a Friend to Jesus," that's probably because it is. The "grass" in question, however, is bluegrass, not the kind you smoke, and the joke's a good one. The Village Singers, while borrowing a number of instruments from bluegrass, are much closer to traditional Southern gospel. Harold Goad, Kathie Goad, Warren Goad, and Shirley Vaughn Lichtenberg are a well-integrated group, capable of multifaceted vocal arrangements that sound fresh and lively. Three of the members sing lead, but it's the vocal harmonies that really bring songs like "We Are Climbing" and "Just Over in the Glory Land" home. The talents of the various singers, from baritone to tenor, also provide a good bit of elasticity that gives the material variety. The arrangements have been filled out by a number of supporting players, including fiddlers Shad Cobb and Glen Duncan and mandolinist Bobby Osborne. The set list is a winner, too, including gospel classics like "Will There Be Any Stars in My Crown" and "One Day at a Time." For fans of authentic gospel lovingly performed, the Village Singers' He Put the Color in the Rose is the real deal. ~ Ronnie D. Lankford, Jr. Recording information: ...

Village Singers albums Editor: Lyubov Ovchinskaya. Recording information: 1970-1990.

Village Singers CD discography Alison Krauss/Del Mccoury/ Ralph Stanley/Bill Monroe Includes liner notes by Mike Richards. Compilation producers: Mike Richards, Ed Leonard Miller.