Taff, Russ Bands and Artists Music
Sites related to versatile baritone and songwriter Russ Taff. He joined the Imperials, a southern gospel group, in 1976. After five years with the group, he embarked on a solo career in Contemporary Christian Music, as a rocker. Three-time winner of the Dove for Best Male Vocalist, he later recorded a Christmas album as well as a Grammy-winning tribute to his traditional (Black) gospel influences. In 1995, the album "Winds of Change" was his entry in the country music arena. In 1999, he returned to Christian music, and at the beginning of 2002 he joined the Gaither Vocal Band.
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- All Music Guide: Russ Taff - Biographical profile, discography.
- Christian Guitar Resources: Russ Taff - Lyrics and chords to half a dozen songs, taff, russ including "I Cry."
- CMT: Russ Taff - Biography.
- Gaither Vocal Band Loses Russ Taff - Fortunately, it was only temporary. A mishap on taff, russ tour. t [Christian Activities]
- Story Behind the Song: We Will Stand - Feature article tells what inspired Russ Taff to write this anthem.
- Country Standard Time: Russ Taff - Review of 1995 album "Winds of Change," the t singer\'s entry in the (secular) country music market.
- Blue Desert: Russ Taff - Discography includes track list for each album.
- RussTaff.com - Biography, tour schedule, press. Discography includes both his t years with the Imperials and solo career. Not t viewable in Netscape 3.
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