Branson Artists

Mark Lowry | Gold City
Dottie Rambo | Russ Taff
Stan Whitmire

Myrtle Beach Artists

Chonda Pierce | The Kingsmen
The Hoppers | Lynda Randle
Michael Combs

Mark Lowry has been making people laugh, cry and think for over 26 years. Singing publicly and recording albums and videos since age eleven, you could say that Mark has done this most of his life. Mark's talent is not confined to the comedy arena. He is also a singer with several albums to his credit and a songwriter, who co-wrote "Mary Did You Know." But it is in comedy where Mark really shines. Along with his stories of life as a bouncing-off-the-walls child, Mark turns his observational wit to the workaday routine of everyday life in the 90s.
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To thousands, Gold City is Southern Gospel music. If you measure an artists' stature by awards and recognitions, that statement may well be inarguable. Over the past quarter of a century, Gold City has won every significant Southern Gospel music award- many more than once. Among their more than 60 accolades are numerous awards for Album of the Year, Song of the Year, Group of the Year, and Individual of the Year.
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Russ Taff was born the fourth of five sons to a fire-breathing Pentecostal preacher father and a gospel music-loving mother. He learned early on that when he sang, people sat up and responded with feeling. Some of his earliest memories are of being balanced on the church altar by his mother’s strong arms while he belted out a gospel chorus to the rollicking encouragement of the tiny congregation. His trademark rich, emotion-drenched vocals were formed in that fertile environment.
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Chonda Pierce has appeared more than a dozen times on the famous stage of The Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, TN, following in the footsteps of much beloved comedienne, Minnie Pearl. "Ms. Minnie taught me---that comedy can be clean and still be funny!" And it’s Pierce’s own use of personal narrative and everyday stories in her comedy sets that have branded her "The Queen of Clean."
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If there's one group whose name inspires thoughts of pure, passionate, solid and true music, it's The Kingsmen. With countless records and compilations sold, Grammy nominations, four Dove Awards and an induction into the Gospel Music Hall of Fame-class of 2000, this certainly solidifies The Kingsmen as gospel musics most predominate Quartet.
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Her songs touch millions. Her voice is heard around the world, her heart an open book. Celebrating sixty years of changing lives in song and word-this is Dottie Rambo. The songs of Dottie Rambo have proven staying power. Through good times and bad, triumph and trial, they are there to console, uplift and sometimes just make you laugh.
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Dove Award-nominated Stan Whitmire has a list of accomplishments which are as astoundingly diverse as they are impressive. He brings to each performance a rich musical heritage spanning several generations and covering a variety of musical styles. For the past 28 years, Stan has played an integral part in the music ministries of oneof the nation's leading churches, Mount Paran Church of God in Atlanta.
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The Hoppers, whose name has been synonymous with traditional Gospel Music for over three decades, can certainly be labeled as the faithful and the devoted. This family has enjoyed many rewards of the faithful servant. These rewards are the result of constant faithfulness and continual rededication.
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Lynda Randle was born and raised in Washington, D.C. Growing up a part of the D.C. inner-city culture, Lynda experienced a pain and anguish that can rarely be imagined by the majority of Christian-America. Since giving her life to the Lord Jesus Christ, He has used the scars of her youth to bring a distinct depth and richness to her ministry.
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Michael Combs' style is unique, as is everything else about him. He has an acute love for the Lamb of God, which bubbles over into everything he says and does.
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