In 1954 he changed the name of the group from the Stamps Harmony Boys to the Songfellows at the request of his network radio sponsor. Bob has been singing gospel music for over 70 years and still has a strong beautiful baritore voice that is legendary in quartet circles. He was once the lead singer and MC for the original Stamps Quartet with Frank Stamps in Dallas. He was also a voice teacher at the Stamps Music School and is credited for developing many fine singers. He brought Southern Gospel to California in 1936.
Few men can sing as high and easy and even fewer possess the stage presence.
Randy has been with the Songfellows nearly five years but has worked in years past with such groups a Sweetwater, The Californians and the Crownsmen. Few men in the world can sing as low and even fewer with the musical quality as Mike. He can actually sing within a note or two of the lowest notes on the piano. The next time you see the Songfellows in person, you'll feel as well as hear some of the lowest notes in Southern Gospel music. Bob Jones Jr. literally grew up in a gospel quartet.