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24. Feb. 2015 · By Dixie Phillips. Little Willie Wynn is commonly known in gospel music as the man with a million friends. After interviewing him on the telephone I can see why. His gentle warmth and down home personality makes you feel like you’ve known him your whole life.
Little Willie Wynn – tenor (1959–73) Gary McSpadden – baritone (1962–63) Big Jim Hamill – baritone (1963–64) Noel Fox – bass (1969–72) Steve Sanders – baritone (1987–95), rhythm guitar (1981-1987) Dee Allen – baritone fill-in (late 1995) Paul Martin – baritone fill-in (late 1995)
- 1947–present
- Oak Ridge, Tennessee, U.S.
14. Jan. 2007 · The Oak Ridge Boys - Jesus Christ, What A Man. 137,150 views. 327. A live performance from 1970-71. Group members are "Little" Willie Wynn on tenor, Duane Allen on lead, William Lee Golden...
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7. Okt. 2011 · Oak Ridge Boys Tribute to long-time Oak Ridge Boys tenor Willie Wynn. Compiled be Bob Wynn. Thanks to Darrick Kinslow.
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Little Johnny New, Joe Allred, Cat Freeman, Hobert Evans, Wallace Edwards, Bobby Clark, Little Willie Wynn Former baritones: Lon Freeman, Pat Patterson, Bob Prather, Les Roberson, Ronnie...
6. März 2014 · To fans of Southern Gospel music, Willie Wynn, also known as "Little Willie," needs no introduction. Despite the various permutations Oak Ridge Quartet/Boys has had undergone over the years, Wynn was one of earliest to lend his tenor to the quartet (1956-1973).
The old Oak Ridge Quartet was formed in 1958 and consisted of Smitty Gatlin (tenor), Ron Page (baritone), "Little" Willie Wynn (first tenor), Herman Harper (bass), and Tommy Fairchild (piano). There were other members over the years, including William Golden, Gary McSpadden, Duane Allen, and "Big" Jim Hamill (who was also with the Rebels and ...
