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He is also a published author, adjunct college professor at Samford University, and pastor of Vestavia Hills Baptist Church. He and wife, Vickie, have three daughters: Heather, Erin, and Katie.
Five-string banjo player Greg Womble figures hes played most of the church fellowship halls in Alabama with the bluegrass group Sugar Bend One-Room Schoolhouse in the 1970s. Major influences include TV's Gospel Jubilee, The Bad Livers, Gene Cotton, Gene King, and Earl Scruggs. Greg is a scriptwriter and video producer with his company WOMCOM.
Paul Wendorf, is Don's oldest son and plays fiddle. He's performed with the Alabama Symphony Orchestra and backup jobs for such stars as Smoky Robinson, Stevie Wonder, and Ray Charles. He also fills in on the mandolin and occasional viola (which can be heard on Soul's Desire on our self-titled CD). He is a graduate of Beeson Divinity School and is employed as an officer with the Hoover Police Department.
Our History The band began in the fall of 1998 when Gary, Greg and Nancy found out that they had a common love of music and performing. We started getting together at Greg's house to play, then decided it was fun, doing Sunday School socials and a fellowship at church. No one discouraged us, and they had their chances. Our first performance with Don was a banquet in 1999 that was booked at the last minute. It was literally the first time the four of us had ever played together. Having survived that, we decided to keep going, and here we are. Paul Wendorf came to us not long after that and the five of us have been together ever since. Take a look at our band profile.
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