Florida Boys - Glen Allred's Personal Work

Glen Allred's Personal Work

Glen Allred and 3 Generations

Glen Allred & 3 Generations is a Southern Gospel Group. Glen Allred, the former Baritone singer for The Florida Boys, is also the Baritone singer for The 3 Generations. Randy Allred, the former Bass singer for The Dixie Echoes reprises this role. The Alto is Cindy Dunn and the Soprano is Brandy Allred. Shayne Dunn and Shirley Allred were also featured on the latest album.

  • The latest release

Their Discography:

I Shall Sing

1. Shake Hands With Mother 2. It Is No Secret 3. I'd Rather Have Jesus 4. Praise Be To Jesus 5. I Bowed Down On My Knees 6. A Perfect Day 7. In That Gettin-Up Morning 8. Look Up To Jesus 9. I've Never Been Homesick Before 10. Land Beyond The Son 11. Lead Me To Calvary 12. You Can Have It All

Time To Sing

1. Only A Few At The Cross 2. Get It Right With God 3. Mama's Teachin' Angels How To Sing 4. Celebration To The King 5. My Daddy Is Only A Picture 6. How Firm A Foundation 7. If I Could Hear My Mother Pray Again 8. Thinking About Home 9. He Brought My Soul To Calvary 10. Headlines 11. Holy Hills Of Heaven Call Me 12. Go To The Son

More Singing Please

1. Joy Comes In The Morning 2. He Was The Talk Of The Town 3. Weapon Of Prayer 4. Old Country Church 5. My Daddy Is Only A Picture 6. Talk, Talk About Jesus 7. Medley- Joshua, Victory, Roll On 8. Look For Me 9. Green, Green Grass Of Home 10. Heaven's My Home 11. Lord Let Me See The People

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