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You will hear on the CD the essential ingredient of those four part harmonies. "My absolute favourite job would be to sing in a southern gospel quartet. To sing those harmonies with three other talented singers would be the ultimate dream. Unfortunately I don't have the luxury of those kind of people round here so I have to record all the parts myself, though I am very grateful for the assistance of fellow Twangmeister artiste David Broadley on this album who came in and sang some of the bass parts. He can get down and reach notes that I can't. Well, not unless I've got a soar throat" Quality southern gospel artistes are extremely few and far between here in the UK, despite there clearly being a large audience who love this music. Witness the recent packed houses in Belfast, Glasgow and London for the Gaither Music tour. If you would like to book Dan for a Gospel show or an event at your church, or would like more information, then please call 07711 502 829 or email dan@danwesley.co.uk And don't forget to check out the CD on the store page. How about reading this fabulous review of the album:
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"My
first introduction to what I now know as Southern Gospel Music came as a
child listening to my dad's extensive Elvis Presley record collection. We
had all four of Elvis' gospel albums, and they were without question my
favourite of all the LPs we had. Well it doesn't get any better than
listening to the King singing about the King" says Dan. Elvis was
joined on these records, as always, by the Jordanaires and later the
Stamps and from that moment Dan's love of gospel quartet harmonies was
born. Further gospel LPs by the Statler Brothers and Vance Greek became
equal favourites in Dan's early years. 
