In 1987 a St. Louis, MO municipal band was looking for a barbershop group to sing 'Lida Rose' for the 'Music Man' section of their Broadway tribute. When no local groups were available, Rob Henry found three friends to sing with him. The four loved the sound, came up with a name, and the group is still together sixteen years, thirteen countries, forty nine states, five recordings and an international championship later. Sadly, Rob contracted cancer and died this year after recording this fifth CD with the group, it is dedicated with love to him. The GHG sings with a lot of feeling, humor, and ringing harmonies that take our breath away. Beethoven 5.1, the opening cut, is a seven-minute tour-de-force with wonderful, funny, personal lyrics that go on for four pages. eleven more songs: the 70's summer anthem 'Lazy Day,' Lennon/McCartney's 'Blackbird/I Will' and 'Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da,' 'Goodbye,World, Goodbye,' 'My Coloring Book,' 'We're Little But Were Loud,' 'Great Day,' Carole King's 'Will You Love Me Tomorrow?', 'Ezekiel Saw The Wheel,' Billy Joel's 'Lullabye' and the inspirational 'Hold On.' The GHG is our best-selling barbershop group, and with good reason. Highly recommended!

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