Jack toney biography

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Jack Toney is considered as having perhaps the finest lead singing voice ever in professional Southern Gospel Music....

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I've been a devoted fan of Southern Gospel music since the first time I heard a quartet sing LeRoy Abernathy's hit song, "The Gospel Boogie," six decades ago.

The group singing was the guest artist on the Bowman Family's Saturday night radio program.

I was fascinated by the low bass notes and the high tenor's solo. The senior Bowman was a member of my church; his youngest son, Max, was one of my best friends.

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General Toney entered the Air Force in as a graduate of the U.S. Air Force Academy.

Jack Toney is considered as having perhaps the finest lead singing voice ever in professional Southern Gospel Music.

According to his biography (), Jack Alonza Toney was born Aug. 24, , to Curtis and Carrie Toney on Sand Mountain, near Boaz.

Jack A Toney was born on April 15 Jack lived in Rosemead, California , USA. Jack passed away on February 15 , at age

My first announcing gig was to emcee one of the group's live broadcasts. What a thrill for a year-old aspiring announcer.

The bass singer for that visiting group was Gordon Hill. He would become the original bass singer for Hovie Lister's Statesmen Quartet which was formed in Atlanta in and which would become my all-time favorite quartet, to this day.

Sixteen years later, Etowah County's Jack Toney joined the Statesmen to replace lead singer Jake Hess.

I recently drove from Gadsden to Boaz by way of Alabama Highway , north of the Rockledge turnof