At age five, Lee Gann received the Calvin Wills "Southern Gospel Style" Award at the 2005 Texas Gospel Music Hall of Fame induction ceremony. Like most of the great "quartet men" to come out of Texas, Lee was very influenced by the Stamps Quartet of Dallas and those early days of gospel music on live radio. His singing career has a varied past including the original Foggy River Boys. He was instrumental in starting the Ron Blackwood Quartet. He worked with James Blackwood in Memphis when he had his RCA record distribution service. He sang for a time with the Stamps Trio with Donnie Sumner and Dean Brown.

Much of their old-time gospel quartet sound goes to the piano style of Bonnie Gann.
Her father, L.D. Collier, was a popular Baptist minister and gospel singer. Her grandfather, J.M. Collier, was a stockholder and songwriter with the early Vaughn Publishing Company, and later, The Stamps-Baxter Group. Her southern gospel piano is a refreshing sound to all who love true Southern gospel music.

Doug Perry - Baritone-- Doug was destined to be a gospel singer. Born in Gilmer, Texas where the Stamps brothers V.O. and Frank got East Texas off to a great start. Doug absorbed the wonderful sounds of gospel singing from his earliest days. Now fans are enjoying his dedicated smooth style voice. Stop and say hello to one of the real things!

Mike Clark - Bass -- Mike Clark got his start around Houston, Texas, singing in special choirs and Quartets. He organized the Ambassadors from Conroe and worked with them for ten years. You will enjoy his comfortable presence and powerful bass voice. Always with total dedication, he truly Gives the World a Smile!