I don't know if this song was released as a single...but it could have been. Had it been released as a single, it would've definitely scored high on the Gospel Music Charts, for the time period that this came out, which was in 2000.
@@herecalicoTriumphant Quartet actually began in 2002, and from 2002 to 2005, was known as Integrity Quartet. From 2005 on, though, they've been known as Triumphant Quartet. The Singers are as follows: Eric Bennett:Bass Singer. Scott Inman: Baritone Singer. Clayton Inman:Lead Singer. David Sutton: Tenor Singer. Jeff Stice was their original Pianist, but left in the Middle 2010s. Sadly, he passed away from "Coronavirus" in either 2020 or 2021. Mr. Stice never did stick with any one Gospel Group for very long, except for Triumphant Quartet, which he was with for probably a little more than a Decade. This Group has the distinction of never replacing a member of their group. Only the Piano Player left. They've maintained the same lineup since 2002, which, I must admit, is quite a feat in this day and age. Compare them to some other Gospel Groups, who seem to make lineup changes left and right! Stability is the key, and Triumphant Quartet found that particular "Key"!
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May I have the lyrics of this song.
as is the name of this bass singer?
That is Eric Bennett that now sings with Triumphant Quartet.
I don't know if this song was released as a single...but it could have been. Had it been released as a single, it would've definitely scored high on the Gospel Music Charts, for the time period that this came out, which was in 2000.
@@herecalicoTriumphant Quartet actually began in 2002, and from 2002 to 2005, was known as Integrity Quartet. From 2005 on, though, they've been known as Triumphant Quartet.
The Singers are as follows:
Eric Bennett:Bass Singer.
Scott Inman: Baritone Singer.
Clayton Inman:Lead Singer.
David Sutton: Tenor Singer.
Jeff Stice was their original Pianist, but left in the Middle 2010s. Sadly, he passed away from "Coronavirus" in either 2020 or 2021.
Mr. Stice never did stick with any one Gospel Group for very long, except for Triumphant Quartet, which he was with for probably a little more than a Decade.
This Group has the distinction of never replacing a member of their group. Only the Piano Player left. They've maintained the same lineup since 2002, which, I must admit, is quite a feat in this day and age. Compare them to some other Gospel Groups, who seem to make lineup changes left and right!
Stability is the key, and Triumphant Quartet found that particular "Key"!