Gallery

This page was created to give you a little info about some people who work or worked with TAC. If you know any special info that you think should be added here, please send it to us at newton@acappella.com.br. A special "Thank you" to Steve Badget and Robert Sellers, who helped me with info and with English language! 

Keith Lancaster - founder and former singer of Acappella. Everything started with Keith. You can read an interview with him by clicking here. Today, he acts in the ministry of Praise & Worship at the Madison Church Of Christ, in Nashville, TN. He still composes songs for Acappella and other TAC groups.

Jerome Williams - he was the booking agent of Acappella, but he was not really a member of it. But you can hear his voice in the song "He Gave Her Water", from  Better Than Life. Jerome is currently Praise & Worship Minister at the Garnett Church of Christ in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Rodney Britt - he sang with Keith when Acappella had just two singers, and had the background vocals done by AVB. Rodney was the bass man when Acappella changed to a quartet, in 1988, with the album Sweet Fellowship. We heard that today he is selling insurance in the Oklahoma City area. He was singing with a group called "Providence", but not anymore. You may find more info in http://www.dallaschristiansound.com

Wayburn Dean - baritone of Acappella, from 1988 until 1993. He sang on many albums, like: Sweet Fellowship, Rescue, Growin' Up In The Lord, Set Me Free, We Have Seen His Glory. In a poll, he was chosen as the best baritone in Acappella's history. You can read our interview with Wayburn here. He is going to release his solo album "As Long As I Live" in February, 2002. 

Gary Moyers - He sang as 1st tenor in Acappella from 1988 until 1995. He left for a short period of time, and came back singing as a baritone until the end of 1999. He is the person who sang more time in Acappella in all its existence. He sang on many albums, like: Sweet Fellowship, Rescue, Growin' Up In The Lord, Set Me Free, We Have Seen His Glory, Hymns For All The World, Beyond A Doubt, Act Of God, All That I Need. Today, he is the president of The Acappella Company, and he is the leader of a praise & worship group called Pure Praise. 

George Pendergrass - He sang the 2nd tenor/melody in Acappella from 1988 until 1994. Ha sang on many albums, as: Sweet Fellowship, Rescue, Set Me Free, We Have Seen His Glory, Hymns For All The World. After leaving Acappella, George released a solo album, called "Purpose", and came to Brazil in 98, in Vitória. He also was leading a mission trip to Kenya, Africa.

Duane Adams - He was the bass after Rodney left. He went to TAC as an intern. He was a tenor, but he made history in Acappella as bass. He also sang baritone, and also as a 1st tenor. He sang on many albums, like: Rescue, Set Me Free, We Have Seen His Glory, Hymns For All The World, Beyond A Doubt, Act Of God. After leaving Acappella, we heard he was studying again, trying a degree in music. We heard he is a Praise &Worship Minister at a church in Amarillo, Texas

Robert C. Guy - Robert also came to TAC to work as an intern. He joined Acappella as a bass when Wayburn left. He also sang as a baritone when Tim Storms was the bass. You can hear his voice in: Espanol, Hymns For All The World, Beyond A Doubt, Act Of God. After leaving Acappella, we heard he was working in a school in California. He worked with a few teenagers, in something called like "Challenge Behavior". I am not sure that that was the correct name, but he tried to help some kids with social problems. 

Steve Reischl - Steve Reischl sang in AVB before joining Acappella. He came to sing 2nd tenor in George's place. He did a great job singing in Aca. After 3 years, he decided he should spend more time with his family, and left Acappella. Today, he sings with a group called NewSong. Steve Reischl also came out with the solo album "Lost In Routines". He also sings lead vocals on the "Prayer of Jabez" album. This album also contains Geoff Moore, Phil Keaggy, Rebecca
St. James, and Michael Tait and Kevin Max (both fromDC Talk).

Tim Storms - Tim sang in AVB and Vocal Union, besides Acappella. He even came to Brazil once, in Belo Horizonte, with AVB. In those days, he sang with Kevin Schaffer in AVB. Tim Storms is bass. Really, a bass. We heard he just broke the world record - the lowest note ever registered by a human voice. He is singing in Branson, Missouri with the show "50's At The Hop." Their website: 50satthehop.com. He also sang in Freedom with Steve Maxwell.

Kevin Schaffer - Kevin sang in AVB and in Vocal Union before joinin Acappella. Since he started to work in TAC, he participate on many records from the Company, even in the Children and Ladies album! He sing 1 tenor, and has a wonderful and high voice. You can hear his voice on these Acappella's albums: Act Of God, All That I Need, Hymns For All The Ages. His wife Michele gave birth to a little girl, Elise, in 2001, and in the end of this year he finished his work with Acappella.

Gary Miller - Gary Miller joined Acappella as a bass, while Acappella was recording Act Of God. He is in TAC for a long time. He also does a great job composing songs. He didn't stay in Acappella too long. Just like Steve Reischl, he felt he needed to stay more time with his family. Since then, he joined Vocal Union, and he is still singing with them. 

Ken McAlpin - Ken was also one intern from TAC, and he was one of the founders of the group Kenosis, which opened Acappella's concerts in USA. Ken was invited to join Acappella in a tour to Europe, as a bass. When Steve Reischl left, he joined Acappella singing 2nd tenor. In 98, he moved from tenor to bass. When his son Spencer was born he left the group. for a while, he joined the group Sweet Deliverance, but not anymore. 

Barry Wilson - Barry sang in Plain & Simple. He joined Acappella in the beginning of 1998. Today, he is the "older" singer. Barry's voice and style reminds you of George Pendergrass. Barry, besides pleasing the listeners with his voice, also reaches the people around him with his charisma, good mood and true smile.

Steve Maxwell - He joined Acappella in the beginning of 2000, the same year he got married. He came to Brazil for his honeymoon... with all the Acappella family, too! He is doing a great job singing baritone. Before joining Acappella, he sang as 1st tenor in a group called Freedom. Wait to listen his voice in Hymns For All The Ages.

Gary Evans Jr - Gary Evans sang in Best Friends from Lubbock Christian University. He joined Acappella singing the bass in 2001, when Ken McAlpin left. He is the youngest singer to join Acappella in history, after Keith Lancaster. You may hear his voice rith now!