The Calvary Boys

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We'll start with this one. Sometimes a simple sound check can be an adventure. I don't know how productive this session was, but it was fun. Bryan Walker sings tenor, Andrew King -lead, Aaron King -baritone, Joseph Ellenburg -something, and Chip Roberson singing bass. Interesting! June 2007

This Hall of Fame bass singer holds a special place in the hearts of all the CBQ family. Andrew sang with Ed O'Neal and his famous Dixie Melody Boys for nearly three years, and they were fantastic times. Ed is a big deal in Gospel Music....everywhere but in this rocking chair in the Factory in Franklin, TN.  June 2006

Aaron and Andrew in the same rocking chair. Franklin, TN  - June 2006

We've Had some great times singing with friends along the way!

Ed O'Neal makes the trio a quartet in Lufkin, TX 2010 

When The CBQ showed up in Villa Rica, Ga, for the Diplomats' New Years Eve concert In 2008, It was just a trio of the Kings...Until Kingsmen bass Ray Dean Reese stepped in to help out.

 Tommy Alexander joins the quartet  at Calvary Baptist Church In Trinity, Tx in 2004 to sing a song he wrote that did very well..."I've Already Won The War".

In September 2010, Seth Alexander fills in with the trio and sings "I've Already Won The War". His dad was in the audience at FBC Huntington, TX

We talked Neil Davis into singing with us at his home Church in Huntington, TX, in September of 2010. Neil was the lead singer for the quartet in the late 70's, and recorded "Restore My Soul" It sounded great!

Neil also joined us in closing with "I'll Have A New Life", a song he had sung many, many times with us.  - 2010


Jason Myers came from Georgia for a visit in 2004, and we made him work! He really pleased the crowd at FBC in Center, TX.  What a talent!

The trio backed up Jason. 2004 - Center, TX

Tim Hooper has been a part of the CBQ family for a very long time. Here, he lends his bass voice on a song with the trio. Center, TX - 2003

Just home from the NQC in Louisville, KY, our founder, Waylon Moore, helped us out at the East Texas Fair in Tyler. 2007