The Cathedrals: The Story of America's Best-Loved Gospel Quartet

by Glen Payne, Ace Collins

For over 30 years, the Cathedrals have shared the Gospel in song from London to New York, from the Holy Land to Nashville. Today, after more than 6,000 performances, 80 albums, and countless television appearances, they're going as strong as ever. And now the group's founders, Glen Payne and George Younce, share with you the shining peaks, deep valleys, and enduring faith that are the story of America's most popular male gospel quartet.

Genres: Biography, Music

224 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 1998

Reviews

[Joseph Campbell]

Became familiar with Glen and George when I was in college in the mid 90’s. It was enjoyable learning about their “story.”

[Elaine]

What a great book. I loved learning about Glen & George & their lives before The Cathedrals & after the group was formed.

[Duane]

This book is a must for any fan of Gospel music! Written from the words of two of the classiest guys you'd ever want to meet, we get to hear how George and Glen grew up in Christian households, strayed from the path, had great opportunities, met cherished friends, lost people that they loved, and shared their God given talent to make people's faith in God that much stronger. Getting to hear the behind-the-scenes information is what I enoyed most about this book, plus the photographs are a big bonus. This is a great read!

[ericAgrimes-vo]

I loved the Cathedrals. This excellent 3 part book looks at the life of George Younce in part one, Glen Payne in part two & the Cathedrals in part 3