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Members of the Stamps Quartet: Ed Enoch - Owner – Manager – Lead Vocalist. Michael Helwig, Baritone. Joseph Frech, Tenor. Seth Dillehay , Bass Vocalist
Elvis, who has been a longtime personal friend of the Stamps Quartet, actually hand-picked the Stamps to be a part of his live shows and recordings. The Stamps Quartet has received Grammy and Dove Awards for “Best Gospel Group” and “Best Gospel Albums.” They are members of the Gospel Music Hall of Fame.
Jan 30, 2013 · The Stamps Quartet began working as back up vocalist for “the world’s greatest entertainer, Elvis Presley,” in February 1971. ... Ed Enoch is a member of the Gospel Music Hall of Fame and the Gospel Music Association. Grammy and Dove Awards – “Best Gospel Group” and “Best Gospel Albums” ...
May 2, 2016 · The new Stamps lineup consisted of Big John Hall (bass), Terry Blackwood (baritone), Roger McDuff (lead), Jerry Redd (tenor), and “Smilin'” Joe Roper (pianist).
Elvis Presley with J.D. Sumner and The Stamps Quartet. Ellis Auditorium was also the location for shows by leading quartets such as the Statesmen from Atlanta, and especially the Blackwood Brothers, who were from Memphis and often promoted singing events featuring themselves and other groups.
May 27, 2015 · The quartet broke up in 1979, but by the late 1980s J. D. Sumner decided to revive the group. After Sumner’s death, quartet member Ed Enoch officially trademarked the Stamps Quartet name in 2003. The group continued to perform, although only one of the current members, Enoch, owner and manager, remained from the quartet’s golden years with ...
J.D Sumner, Ed Enoch, Ed Hill and Rick Strickland make up the amazing J.D Sumner And The Stamps Quartet. The lowest vocal bass note ever recorded by the Guinness Book of World Records came from J.D. Sumner. It's only one of a long list of great moments in the life of the late musical legend. For much of his career he headed up the Stamps Quartet, one of the greatest success stories in the ...
