Biography
In 2005, a new sound emerged onto the gospel music scene. The musical objective was to form a group by filling each vocal position with the best in their field. The spiritual objective was for each of those individuals to have a sincere passion for people and for their relationship with God. Four individual vocalists formed a partnership known as “
The LeFevre Quartet”. Just one year after forming, fans voted them the 2006 Horizon Group of the Year at the Singing News Fan Awards.
In 2007, they were voted “Breakthrough Artist Of The Year” at the SGN Awards just outside of Nashville, TN. Their hit song, “Big Mighty God” was nominated for Southern Gospel Song of The Year at the 2009 Dove Awards.
Who Is The LeFevre Quartet?
Mike LeFevre |
David Staton |
Gus Gaches |
Keith Inman
The Band
The LeFevre Quartet is fortunate to be one of just a few artists in our field that travel with a live band. The members are as follows:
Trey Ivey |
Jordan LeFevre
When you are a descendant of one of the founding names of southern gospel music, and you have 3 favorite baritone Singing News Fan Awards on your wall, along with a 7-year stretch with the award winning quartet Gold City, you have to be talking about Mike LeFevre. Mike started his career at an early age, when he began singing with his Uncle Alf. From there, he went on to sing with a classic group called the Singing Americans, then on to become a part of the popular group Gold City. After his time there, he helped form the group "Assurance" that later became "Brian Free & Assurance". Mike came off of the road for a while, but is back now with PRIORITY. Mike lives in Gainesville, GA, just outside of Atlanta with his wife Kathy and their children, Jordan and Keely.
There are many of today's top artists who have recorded a song written by David. His music has been recorded in country, pop, R&B, black gospel, and of course, southern gospel. Not many people in our field can say their music has been nominated for a Grammy, but David's has. He is not only an award winning songwriter, but also one of the best singers you will hear in any field of music. With a distinct sound and style all his own, and a heart for people, it's no wonder that David wins friends and fans everywhere. When he is not on the road, he runs Song Garden Music Group in Nashville, TN, a southern gospel label that is home to many of today's top artists. David lives on the outskirts of Nashville, TN with his wife, T'Juana and their children, son Austin, and daughters Grace and Katherine.
If you follow gospel music that comes out of Nashville, a large percentage of it will have Gus' name somewhere in the credits. Look for it as Producer, Engineer, Background Vocalist or Songwriter and I can promise you won't have to look far to find him. He has been working on the production end of gospel music for many years, but what many didn't know was they were working on their recording with one of the best tenor singers that our industry has seen. If you like a tenor singer that can just stand there and sing the notes full voice, with style and taste that few have, then you will quickly become a fan of Gus Gaches. When he is not on the road with PRIORITY, Gus owns and operates The Vox Box Recording Studio in Goodlettsville, TN. He is married to Tamra and they have two children, Gus (aka lil' Gus), and daughter Kylie.
Although a new face to many, Keith is no stranger to Southern Gospel Music. In 1977, Keith began singing bass in his family’s group, The Inmans of Memphis, TN and has been at that position ever since. Keith is the brother to Clayton Inman and the uncle to Scott Inman, both of The Triumphant Quartet. He is also the brother to Greg Inman, the founder of the popular Southern Gospel concert search engine, GospelGigs.com. Keith and his family still sing and promote concerts in the Memphis area today, hosting numerous concerts each year with Southern Gospel Music’s finest.
When he is not on the road, Keith works in the financial services industry. He holds a Bachelors degree from Crichton College in Memphis, TN and a Masters degree from Union University in Jackson, TN. Keith lives in Memphis with his wife Cindy and their three sons, Tyler, Jonathan, and Colton.
On Drums for PRIORITY is Jordan Lefevre. He is not only one of the youngest musicians in our genre, but also one of the most talented. Jordan was nominated as one of the top 5 Young Artists in the 2008 Singing News Fan Awards. Mike is especially proud of this young man, because Jordan is his son! When Jordan is not on the road, he is very active in southern gospel music.
On the piano for PRIORITY is Trey Ivey. If you have seen the group live, you know that this young man has a bright future in gospel music. His playing is well beyond his years, and he is well within the top tier of piano players in gospel music. Trey attends Truitt McConnell College in Gainesville, GA when he is not on the road with PRIORITY.