Gaither Vocal Band - Members (past and Present)

Members (past and Present)

Line-ups in eras
1981–1982	Steve Green – Tenor Gary McSpadden – Lead Bill Gaither – Baritone Lee Young – Bass	The New Gaither Vocal Band (1981)
1982–1983	Jon Mohr – Bass Green – Tenor McSpadden – Lead Gaither – Baritone	Passin' the Faith Along (1982)
1983–1984	Larnelle Harris – Tenor McSpadden – Lead Mohr – Bass Gaither – Baritone	A New Point of View (1984)
1985–1987	Michael English – Lead Harris – Tenor McSpadden – Baritone Gaither – Bass	One X-1 (1986)
1987	Lemuel Miller – Tenor English – Lead McSpadden – Baritone Gaither – Bass
1987–1988	Jim Murray – Tenor English – Lead McSpadden – Baritone Gaither – Bass	Wings (1988)
1988–1992	Mark Lowry – Baritone English – Lead Murray – Tenor Gaither – Bass	A Few Good Men (1990) Homecoming (1991)
1992–1994	Terry Franklin – Tenor English – Lead Lowry – Baritone Gaither – Bass	Peace of the Rock (1993) Southern Classics (1993)
1994–1995	Buddy Mullins – Lead Jonathan Pierce – Tenor Lowry – Baritone Gaither – Bass	Testify (1994)
1995–1997	Guy Penrod – Lead Lowry – Baritone Pierce – Tenor Gaither – Bass	Southern Classics, Vol. II (1995) Lovin' God & Lovin' Each Other (1997)
1997–2001	David Phelps – Tenor Lowry – Baritone Penrod – Lead Gaither – Bass	Still the Greatest Story Ever Told (1998) God is Good (1999) I Do Believe (2000)
2001–2004	Russ Taff – Baritone Penrod – Lead Phelps – Tenor Gaither – Bass	Everything Good (2002) A Capella (2003)
2004–2005	Marshall Hall – Baritone Penrod – Lead Phelps – Tenor Gaither – Bass	The Best of the GVB (2004)
2005–2009	Wes Hampton – Tenor Hall – Baritone Penrod – Lead Gaither – Bass	Give It Away (2006) Lovin’ Life (2008) Christmas Gaither Vocal Band Style (2008)
2009–Present	Michael English – Lead David Phelps – First tenor Mark Lowry – Baritone Hampton – Second tenor Gaither – Bass	Reunited (2009) Better Day (2010) Greatly Blessed (2010) I Am A Promise (2011) Pure & Simple (2012)

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