This group, formed in 1964, was known as the epitome of class in the gospel quartet circles. The two mainstays of the group were lead singer Glen Payne and bass singer George Younce.
- The Cathedrals
- The Blackburn Brothers
- The Stamps Quartet
- The Blue Ridge Quartet
Answer
The correct answer is A) The Cathedrals.
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