KEN HUGHEY
Baritone / Lead
Ken Hughey is one of the most recognizable personalities in all of Southern Gospel Music. Ken's Gospel Music roots go back to when he followed his uncle, James "Big Chief" Wetherington, around and was befriended by Jake Hess, J. D. Sumner, Mosie Lister, and Wally Varner in the late 1940's and 1950's. Ken says he caught the "Bug" then and knew that his life's calling would be as a singer in SGM.
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JAMES TAYLOR
Baritone / Lead
James Taylor began his singing career in Gospel Music in 1957. He was a co-founder of a group, the Gospelaires. After some personnel changes, the Gospelaires changed their name to the Pathfinders Quartet. The Pathfinders soon became the most popular group in all of central and south Florida. James was a very popular member of the Pathfinders Quartet. He served as the group's business manager for his thirteen years with the quartet. Read more...

WOODY JACKSON
Tenor / Lead
Woody Jackson was born on December 6, 1951, in Kansas City, Missouri. He moved to Lakeland, Florida in November of 1964. Woody's singing career was the result of following in his Dad's footsteps. His father, Woody Jackson, Sr., was a very talented tenor singer with some of Central Florida's earliest and most popular groups.. Read more...

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