The LeFevre Quartet has signed an exclusive recording agreement with Song Garden Music Group in Nashville, TN. Although the group is only five years old, they have established a strong following in Southern Gospel Music by putting out top quality songs.

There is much to be said about the heritage of a name. When thinking of Southern Gospel Music, some of the first family names that come to mind are The Speer Family, The Goodmans, The Nelons and The LeFevres, all legendary in our Industry.

LeFevre Quartet performed for the student body of the 2009 Stamps Baxter School of Music held at Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro, TN.  The Stamps Baxter School has been one of the leaders through the years for helping to develop new talent and prepping new singers and musicians for professional careers in Christian music.

Nothin' But Good is - just as the title suggests - nothin' but good. Musically, the quartet finds themselves somewhere in between their debut release and Total Praise - pushing the envelope in just the right places. The album kicks off with the traditional "Let Me Tell You 'bout Jesus" before going into the jazz-meets-African spiritual "Didn't It Rain".

The Gospel music world learned of the passing of one of its greats, Eva Mae LeFevre Monday morning, May 18, 2009 at the age of 91. Eva Mae LeFevre had a spectacular career spanning eight decades. A true American success story, she did what she loved, and loved what she did.