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24 de feb. de 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)
14 de ene. de 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...
12 de dic. de 2022 · Southern Gospel Music Association - SGMA. Happy birthday today to "Little" Willie Wynn! He is one of our "living legends", and was inducted into the SGMA Hall of Fame in 2011.
26 de dic. de 2009 · 17K views 14 years ago. Willie Wynn of the Oak Ridge Boys made a rare appearance at GOGR this year and performed his classic "Welcome Home My Child" with the Dixie Echoes. ...more.
6 de mar. de 2014 · By Timothy Yap Mar 06, 2014 05:49 AM EST. The word "friends" take depth and dimension in the life of Willie Wynn. Wynn is not someone who makes fair weather friends and then burns the bridges at the advent of stormy weathers. When he makes friends, they are his friends for life.
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...
