The Templeaires Quartet (1961-????)

History

The Templeaires Quartet were based in Flint, Michigan. Group members Mack Taunton and George Amon Webster later became members of the Cathedral Quartet.

Discography

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1962 Gladly We Sing (Crusade Records/LPM 3201): This Little Light Of Mine; Amazing Grace; Sweeter As The Days Go By; What A Day That Will Be; I Can Tell You The Time; Tis So Sweet To Trust In Jesus; I Found A Hiding Place; Dear Jesus Abide With Me; All Aboard; Hide Thou Me; Moving Up To Heaven; Ten Thousand Angels (Mack Taunton, Dannie Webster, George Amon Webster, Don Smith, Ron Elrod).

1964 Show Me Thy Ways (Crusade Records/LPM 3202): Sweet Jesus; Angels Must Have Cried; Lily Of The Valley; At The Crossing; He Gave His Life For Me; Show Me Thy Ways, Oh Lord; Leaning On The Ever Lasting Arms; Teach Me Lord To Wait; Worry, Who I; Then The Answer Came; In The Upper Room; Until Then (Mack Taunton, Dannie Webster, George Amon Webster, Don Smith).

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1965 Coming Your Way (Crusade Records/LPM 3203): Let The Lower Lights Be Burning; Where Could I Go; Oh What A Love; God Made A Way; The Old Rugged Cross; The Love Of God; Down The Sawdust Trail; Wonderful Love; When I Inherit My Mansion; Victory In Jesus; He'll Pilot Me; If We Never Meet Again (Mack Taunton, Dannie Webster, George Amon Webster, Don Smith).

The Templeaires (????-????)

History

The Templeaires were based in Greensburg, Ohio.

Discography

1971 Something Old And Something New (Artists Records/711105): I'll Meet You By The River; No Lock On My Mansion; This Is My Valley; God Takes Good Care Of Me; Love Him So; City Of Gold; Thank God I'm Free; Reach Out To Jesus; What A Morning; Medley: The Beautiful Garden Of Prayer/Someone To Care/Victory In Jesus/Blessed Assurance (Jim Harker, Kenny Kleiber, Betty Simms, Glenn Rogers).