During the interview, he reflected on the role of music in the church from the perspective of an artist, for which he’s been acclaimed both in his role with The LeFevres and more than a decade with Gold City, and that of a music minister, a position he’d held over the last 15 years. It was a little about life on the road and a lot about messaging. And there’s no doubt he loves being back on the road after a 15-year break and loves the message he brings every time The LeFevres stand in front of an audience.Ībout an hour before Sunday’s concert, Parrack and I talked one-on-one. Make no mistake, Parrack’s fans love every second of his antics. Mike LeFevre, right, introduces Jay Parrack to the crowd at Highland Baptist. Continue reading “Bringing joy, receiving joy” → It was more than 90 minutes of joy as The LeFevre Quartet opened the Sand Spring Baptist Church gospel concert series. And his demeanor ranged from laser-like focus to hamming it up for a camera - mine! Elliott played everything from old-fashioned Southern Gospel to classical Christian and a lot in between. OK, not quite, but it just seemed that way at times as he accented The LeFevre Quartet or brought the house down with rousing solo work. When he sat down at his keyboard Thursday night, Bryan Elliott showed that nearly a year off the road had not affected his very talented hands.
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Bryan Elliott, a favorite of gospel music fans, performs with The LeFevre Quartet at Sand Spring Baptist Church in Lawrenceburg, Ky., on May 13, 2021.
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