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Earl Smith "Smitty" Gatlin (July 25, 1935 - March 20, 1972) Biography. Smitty Gatlin was a native of Prospect, Tennessee, the son of Margaret and Frank Gatlin Sr. In 1956, Gatlin caught the ear of promoter Wally Fowler. Soon he was managing and singing lead for a backup group called the Country Boys.
9. Okt. 2012 · 2.3K views 10 years ago. Smitty Gatlin was one of the smoothest and best-loved lead singers in Southern Gospel music. Began his career with the Country Boys, a group he formed after Wally...
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Former Oak Ridge Boys lead singer, Smitty Gatlin, formed the Smitty Gatlin Trio in 1966. At the time, Gatlin was also serving as music director at the First Baptist Church in Fort Worth, Texas. The trio released several albums on the Skylite label featuring future
Smitty Gatlin was one of the smoothest and best-loved lead singers in Southern Gospel music. Began his career with the Country Boys, a group he formed after ...
Pity The Man. The Smitty Gatlin Trio for this vintage vinyl LP recording was Smitty Gatlin, Dwayne Friend, & Harold Friend.To learn more about The Smitty Gatlin Trio, plea...
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Smitty Gatlin. voc, Singer of Country and World. A.k.a. Earl Smith "Smitty" Gatlin. Reorganized The Oak Ridge Quartet and change the name to Oak Ridge Boys to "make the name seem more youthful. He left the band in 1967 to become music director of the First Baptist Church in Fort Worth, Tx. Latter he the Smitty Gatlin Singer.
25. Juli 2014 · Hall of Fame member, Earl Smith "Smitty" Gatlin, was born today in 1935. He sang with "The Oak Ridge Boys" and "The Smitty Gatlin Trio". He was inducted...
