Little David

Stu Heiss, eat your heart out...

Bill and Sue

I'm seeing double. And I swear I haven't had anything to drink...

"Esquires"

It's the Ever Exciting "Esquires"...with their Ever Exciting "Hair-do's"...and his Ever Exciting "Leisure Suit"...

Sue Cole

Creepy!

The Singspirationals

Gospel music and go-go boots. Yeah, baby, yeah!

Marietta Wolfe

She of the gravity-defying hair-bob...

Margaret Allison

...and you will wish you had never been born. Trust me.

Walt Rogers Four

Lorri = Helen = Lois? Is this a mathematical equation or a new reality show on TLC?

Rev. Gerald Lee and Wife, Donnie Mae

Jesus is coming. And while we're waiting on Him to get here, I'm going to balance this baby. Whether Donnie Mae wants me to or not.

"Ethel"

Even "Ethel" had a bus.

I wonder what her real name was?

The Links

Stare contest! 

The Singing Pierot Family

Thank you for the valley. And for Aqua Net.

Lanny Wolfe Trio

They're rejoicing that they don't have to wear those jackets anymore.

The Revelations

Man, I'd give my right arm to have this one on CD...

Jackie Morris

Jackie wrote the title song not long after an unsuccessful visit to the chiropractor. 

Electrifying!

Today it's been largely forgotten that in the 1950s, southern gospel groups were routinely shocked with a non-lethal charge of electricity as they sang, resulting in facial expressions and body language similar to what you see above. Due to changing societal norms and pressure from PETS (People for the Ethical Treatment of Singers), the barbaric practice slowly fell out of favor and was banned completely in 1971.  

The Gateway Boys with Donna and Ginger

Be careful with those collars, Gateway Boys. You wouldn't want to put someone's eye out. Heck, with those collars, you could almost put your own eye out...