Last week The Old Paths sent out an e-mail blast to say that there would be a big surprise at their concerts during the upcoming weekend. The surprise was that Brandon Barry has returned as the group’s bass singer!!! Brandon sang with The Old Paths for about 3 years and had been gone from the [...]
I had been looking forward to seeing the Old Paths and LeFevre Quartet together since the promoter announced the concert date! These two groups are very good on their own but having both of them together is an even bigger treat. And there was a home-town feel about it, too, since six of the nine [...]
I went to my first “All Night Singing” recently at the Old Country Church in McDonough, Georgia, and, no, it wasn’t really all night! I went because I love to see and hear The Old Paths, but there were other artists on the program that I liked very much. The pastor of the church is [...]
I’ve seen The Old Paths and The LeFevre Quartet in separate concerts recently but it was fun getting to see them together at the Level Grove Baptist Church in Cornelia, Georgia. The choir and orchestra opened the concert with these songs: I’m Still Amazed When I Survey the Wondrous Cross – This was lovely. It [...]
I get to see The Old Paths fairly often and I always enjoy it! I saw them last night at a really small church – North Paulding Baptist. It looked like the church (a small, converted fire station) was designed to hold about 90 people but there were probably 110 or 115 there last night. [...]
New Canaan Baptist Church in Dallas, Georgia hosted The Old Paths in concert at their evening service this week. The Old Paths are a group that I see fairly often, but it’s one of those groups that I like to see again and again even though they sing some of the same music. These men [...]
I always enjoy seeing The Old Paths! I saw them recently at a Sunday evening service at the Prays Mill Baptist Church in Douglasville, Georgia. The church is without a pastor right now and baritone Douglas Roark preached (during the absence of interim pastor Dr. Nelson Price) and The Old Paths sang in the morning [...]
The Old Paths Trio held their first Annual Homecoming on Saturday, October 3, 2009. It was held at the amphitheater at a lovely park in Hiram, GA and the weather was nearly perfect. In this beautiful setting, we were also treated to a young bluegrass group, Home Grown, from Carrollton,GA, and a local soloist, Jeff [...]
On May 31, The Old Paths appeared at the Central Baptist Church in Marietta where Mark Fuller is the church pianist. For those who may not know him, Mark was the accompanist for Eva Mae LeFevre for a number of years. The Old Paths are now traveling as a trio like they did when they first [...]
