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The group formed on December 25, 1970 with Randy Perry and his sisters Debbie and Libbi in Georgia. In the mid-80's, the group signed with former pianist for the Happy Goodman Family, Eddie Crook on his, then new, Morning Star Records label. Also during this time Libbi met and married Tracy Stuffle who would become the group's bass singer.
Eventually Debbie left the group to rear her family and the Perrys were joined by soprano singer Denise Helton. During this time the Perrys experienced enormous growth in their popularity with such songs as "I Remember The Day", "I'll Go On", "The Mountain", "He Knows How", "Get Involved", "This Is Just What Heaven Means To Me" (a remake of a classic Happy Goodman Family song) and "The Rock of Ages".
In the mid-90's, shortly after the release of the very popular "Grace" album, Randy Perry left the road to concentrate more on evangelistic work and Denise Helton would also leave the group to pursue other ventures. Nicole Watts and Barry Scott would come in to fill these spots. Barry Scott soon left the group and was replaced by Mike Bowling, a former member of the New Hinsons. In 1997, the group made a record label transition from their home of a dozen years, MorningStar Records, to Daywind records owned by Dottie Leonard Miller. They also signed an exclusive booking agreement with Harper and Associates. Their debut album on Daywind, "Crossings", included their first two #1 songs on the Singing News charts, "Not Even a Stone" and "By Faith I Can Touch Him Now."
Mike would also leave to join with the The Crabb Family and also pursue his own solo career; and Nicole Watts married and departed the group shortly after Mike's departure. David Hill joined the Perrys and held the lead position for approximately nine months. His only album with the group was, "Absolutely, Positively, Live!", which featured the #1 hit, "Praise God, It's Settled, I'm Saved." Loren Harris, formerly of the Wilburns, took the lead position shortly afterward. After Nicole's departure, this time marked a turning point for the Perrys.
Having always been a quartet consisting of two females and two males, the group was faced with a decision that many had been anticipating for some time. The group decided to not fill the position of Nicole Watts with another soprano but to turn that position over to a male- hence the hiring of baritone Curt Davis.The group has since became a 3 male, one female group and has gained very high status in the southern gospel community. After the departure of group pianist Dennis Horton in 2000, Adam Harman joined the group. Adam departed the group in 2002 to join the Dollywood based quartet, the Kingdom Heirs. It was during this time that the Perrys had their fourth #1 song, "I Rest My Case at the Cross" written by the great master songwriter Kyla Rowland. Justin Ellis, formerly of the Accords, took the pianist position and remained with the group until July of 2004. In August of 2003, Curt Davis resigned his baritone position with the Perrys. After the fill-in from the Perrys' producer Wayne Haun including National Quartet Convention 2003, the Perrys hired Joseph Habedank for the baritone position. Soon after Joseph Habedank joined the group, patriarch of the Perrys, George Perry, passed away in November of 2003. Though this was a time of testing for Libbi and all of the Perrys, they managed to keep on singing for God's kingdom. After the departure of Justin Ellis to perform with the Crabb Family, the Perrys hired Matthew Holt as the group's pianist in September of 2004 at the National Quartet Convention. It was around this time that the Perrys had their fifth and latest #1 song, "I Wish I Could Have Been There." Mr. Holt was hired as pianist approximately one day before the Perrys were awarded their first Singing News Fan Award for Favorite Mixed Quartet of the Year.
Fans and the Southern Gospel Music industry showed the Perrys support for their hard work by honoring them Singing News Fan Awards for the 2004, 2005, and 2006 Mixed Quartet Of The Year. The Perrys also received the Harmony Honors Awards for Favorite Album of the Year, This Is the Day, and for Favorite Song of the Year, I Wish I Could Have Been There written by Wayne Haun and Joel Lindsey. Libbi Perry Stuffle was awarded Singing News Fan Awards for the 2005 Female Vocalist and Alto Singer Of The Year and the 2006 Alto Singer of the Year. The Perrys were also awarded the Singing News Fan Award for Album of the Year in 2006 for their album Remembering the Happy Goodmans.
In August of 2006, the Perrys announced that longtime lead vocalist, Loren Harris, had resigned his position with the group in order to spend more time at home with his family. The decision was made by the Perrys to move Joseph Habedank to the vacant lead position and bring in Nick Trammell (son of legendary baritone Mark Trammell) to fill the baritone position. The first recording, entitled "Look No Further", under the new line-up was released in September 2007 at the National Quartet Convention. In addition to the release of the album, Nick Trammell received the Horizon Individual award by the Singing News Fans for 2007. Several months later in July 2008, Matthew Holt announced his departure from the group to pursue other interests. Bryan Elliott, formerly of the Anchormen and the Palmetto State Quartet, joined the Perrys as pianist in August 2008. His first concert with the group was August 8, 2008.
It was announced February 24 that Nick Trammell was departing as baritone singer. Former sound manager Troy Peach has been hired as Trammell's replacement.
The group formed on December 25, 1970 with Randy Perry and his sisters Debbie and Libbi in Georgia. In the mid-80's, the group signed with former pianist for the Happy Goodman Family, Eddie Crook on his, then new, Morning Star Records label. Also during this time Libbi met and married Tracy Stuffle who would become the group's bass singer.
Eventually Debbie left the group to rear her family and the Perrys were joined by soprano singer Denise Helton. During this time the Perrys experienced enormous growth in their popularity with such songs as "I Remember The Day", "I'll Go On", "The Mountain", "He Knows How", "Get Involved", "This Is Just What Heaven Means To Me" (a remake of a classic Happy Goodman Family song) and "The Rock of Ages".
In the mid-90's, shortly after the release of the very popular "Grace" album, Randy Perry left the road to concentrate more on evangelistic work and Denise Helton would also leave the group to pursue other ventures. Nicole Watts and Barry Scott would come in to fill these spots. Barry Scott soon left the group and was replaced by Mike Bowling, a former member of the New Hinsons. In 1997, the group made a record label transition from their home of a dozen years, MorningStar Records, to Daywind records owned by Dottie Leonard Miller. They also signed an exclusive booking agreement with Harper and Associates. Their debut album on Daywind, "Crossings", included their first two #1 songs on the Singing News charts, "Not Even a Stone" and "By Faith I Can Touch Him Now."
Mike would also leave to join with the The Crabb Family and also pursue his own solo career; and Nicole Watts married and departed the group shortly after Mike's departure. David Hill joined the Perrys and held the lead position for approximately nine months. His only album with the group was, "Absolutely, Positively, Live!", which featured the #1 hit, "Praise God, It's Settled, I'm Saved." Loren Harris, formerly of the Wilburns, took the lead position shortly afterward. After Nicole's departure, this time marked a turning point for the Perrys.
Having always been a quartet consisting of two females and two males, the group was faced with a decision that many had been anticipating for some time. The group decided to not fill the position of Nicole Watts with another soprano but to turn that position over to a male- hence the hiring of baritone Curt Davis.The group has since became a 3 male, one female group and has gained very high status in the southern gospel community. After the departure of group pianist Dennis Horton in 2000, Adam Harman joined the group. Adam departed the group in 2002 to join the Dollywood based quartet, the Kingdom Heirs. It was during this time that the Perrys had their fourth #1 song, "I Rest My Case at the Cross" written by the great master songwriter Kyla Rowland. Justin Ellis, formerly of the Accords, took the pianist position and remained with the group until July of 2004. In August of 2003, Curt Davis resigned his baritone position with the Perrys. After the fill-in from the Perrys' producer Wayne Haun including National Quartet Convention 2003, the Perrys hired Joseph Habedank for the baritone position. Soon after Joseph Habedank joined the group, patriarch of the Perrys, George Perry, passed away in November of 2003. Though this was a time of testing for Libbi and all of the Perrys, they managed to keep on singing for God's kingdom. After the departure of Justin Ellis to perform with the Crabb Family, the Perrys hired Matthew Holt as the group's pianist in September of 2004 at the National Quartet Convention. It was around this time that the Perrys had their fifth and latest #1 song, "I Wish I Could Have Been There." Mr. Holt was hired as pianist approximately one day before the Perrys were awarded their first Singing News Fan Award for Favorite Mixed Quartet of the Year.
Fans and the Southern Gospel Music industry showed the Perrys support for their hard work by honoring them Singing News Fan Awards for the 2004, 2005, and 2006 Mixed Quartet Of The Year. The Perrys also received the Harmony Honors Awards for Favorite Album of the Year, This Is the Day, and for Favorite Song of the Year, I Wish I Could Have Been There written by Wayne Haun and Joel Lindsey. Libbi Perry Stuffle was awarded Singing News Fan Awards for the 2005 Female Vocalist and Alto Singer Of The Year and the 2006 Alto Singer of the Year. The Perrys were also awarded the Singing News Fan Award for Album of the Year in 2006 for their album Remembering the Happy Goodmans.
In August of 2006, the Perrys announced that longtime lead vocalist, Loren Harris, had resigned his position with the group in order to spend more time at home with his family. The decision was made by the Perrys to move Joseph Habedank to the vacant lead position and bring in Nick Trammell (son of legendary baritone Mark Trammell) to fill the baritone position. The first recording, entitled "Look No Further", under the new line-up was released in September 2007 at the National Quartet Convention. In addition to the release of the album, Nick Trammell received the Horizon Individual award by the Singing News Fans for 2007. Several months later in July 2008, Matthew Holt announced his departure from the group to pursue other interests. Bryan Elliott, formerly of the Anchormen and the Palmetto State Quartet, joined the Perrys as pianist in August 2008. His first concert with the group was August 8, 2008.
It was announced February 24 that Nick Trammell was departing as baritone singer. Former sound manager Troy Peach has been hired as Trammell's replacement.
Celebrate Me Home
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Al Jarreau If you ever change your mind, About leavin', leavin' me behi…
Beverley Mahood Home for the holidays, I believe Ive missed each and every…
Cain Home for the holidays I believe I've missed each and every…
Clare Bowen Jonathan Jackson & Sam Palladio Home for the holidays, I believe I've missed each and every…
Elizabeth Chan Ooh Yeah Hmm Home for the holidays, I believe I've missed…
Jennifer Nettles Home for the holidays I believe I've missed each and every…
Kenny Loggins Home for the holidays, I believe I've missed each and every…
Kenny Loggins (Holiday) Home for the holidays, I believe I've missed each and every…
Lady Antebellum Home for the holidays, I believe I've missed each and every…
Nashville Cast Home for the holidays, I believe I've missed each and every…
Nashville Cast (Holiday) Home for the holidays, I believe I've missed each and every…
Ruben Studdard I'm going home today, I believe I've missed each and every…
Sam Palladio Clare Bowen Charles Esten & Jonathan Jackson Home for the holidays, I believe I've missed each and every…
The Perrys When the time comes and I am standing at the…
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A Day That Never Ends Have you ever wanted to corrupt the whole wide world? 'cause…
All Is Well Sometimes they're hot on the trail Chasin' your tail Try'n t…
Blue Skies Coming Blue skies, smilin' at me Nothin' but blue skies do…
Did I Mention Did I mention... That I'm in love with you. And did I…
Everywhere I Go Sometimes they're hot on the trail Chasin' your tail Try'n t…
Fight On Hold me. Then you let me go when I…
Good Time Don't look so sad, I know it's over But life goes…
He The bird doesn't stop flying till it dies, or gets…
His Love Lights the Way I've left the old paths I traveled so long, I'm happy,…
I Well a woman was healed when she touched the hem…
I Can I Have I Will So many places I could run, to find a kind…
I Got a Hold of God This Morning Well, Sometimes, I am rejected and I feel so all alone; Then…
I Have A Reason Well a woman was healed when she touched the hem…
I Rest My Case At The Cross Aaaaaaa aaaaa . Aankh hai abhi nam zara si Zindagi dhoondey …
I Wish I Could Have Been There Well a woman was healed when she touched the hem…
I'm Still Amazed I leave the gas on Walk the allies in the dark Sleep…
If You Knew Him I must have rehearsed my lines a thousand times Until I…
It's Good And It's God clways late for every date Guess it took some time To look…
Living By Faith I care not today what the morrow may bring, If shadow…
Praise God Ho-ly God, we praise Thy Name; Lord of all, we…
The Cross Tonight I'm not afraid To say what I'm feeling You…
The Potter Knows The Clay I know you are going through the fire Its getting hard…
The Walk I was meant to be by your side And I have…
There's No Place Like Home Oh, there's no place like home for the holidays 'Cause no…
Through The Night Sleep my child and peace attend thee, All through the…
Walk Away Free Don't like it when you call me precious Coming out it…
When He Spoke When we come Soon enough Soon enough Oh, when he comes, oh O…
Where Would You Be? YOU ARE WHERE YOU’RE SUPPOSED TO BE IN YOUR LIFE WAY…
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@mirashropshireyt6222
Was song at my husband's home going 1-31-2021 it will be 3 year's tomorrow that he's been with Jesus ❤😢
@haleydaniel1400
Lost my son at 20 wks pregnant & his little tiny body not even weighing a pound was so hard to bear but my husband & I dedicated this song as his song because he is alive & living more than he ever could have here on earth. We are just passing through this old world. My home is in heaven & I can't wait to reunite with him & Jesus on that glorious day!
@loreelee8268
I absolutely love this song.i probably heard a million times long story short my mom passed last year.i really had not grieved her passing.bc of the hell that entailed around her death.then this year my eldest brother passed.about a month ago and I heard this song and it finally hit me .My God they aren't coming home.they are home.and I just started finally grieving their passing together.but I could actually see Jesus,and my mom and dad welcoming him home and now they are home.and
Are in no more pain no more breathing issues no more sorrows.etc....thank you so much for recording this song.it has helped so much.more than you will ever know
@kathynemec8308
My daughter-in-law heard this on her radio the day my other daughter-in-law died in 2014. Today I am sending to a dear friend who lost her sister. Praise the Lord for giving The Perry's this song and many blessings to The Perry's for singing it.
@rebekahwilkinson2299
This was sung at my grandmother's funeral in 2016. She had been a pastor's wife and the church pianist for over 60 years. It was quite the celebration of life for her. I love this song.
@curtisstockton7890
Just lost my sweet precious sister on Saturday July 23 2022 such a wonderful way to let my sister go into the wonderful sweet presence of our glorious father..I can only imagine the joy she feels this very moment
@ryanmarrs557
Beautiful song. We buried my aunt a few weeks ago and they played this song. What a great song to sing as we said goodbye to my aunt. God bless you guys and thanks for singing and spreading gods music.
@pennyconnell69
We celebrated my precious Mother to her eternal Home with JESUS in August 2021 - She was the one that taught me about JESUS and His Love for me ❤️ She wanted this song played at her service . It was beautiful ! I can not wait to see her again soon !
@richardeller9246
We played this song at my wife's memorial service. Exactly what she would say to us.
@camilleraburn969
I love this song ❤️😍😍❤️😍😍 thank you perrys family for reminding me that I'm going one of these days to be with my sister Pamela up church she died February 23 2006