Our current single out to radio is "It Only Takes One" from our latest project "Thank God For A Song".  Call your local Southern Gospel DJ and request to hear it!
 

 
With a rich history like that of the Palmetto State Quartet it is important that the story be recorded for future generations of Southern Gospel Music fans.  So much is known about the origin and career of groups such as the Statesmen and Blackwood Brothers that it would seem they were the only groups  on  the  road  during  their  heyday.   In  contrast, even

though they were around during this same era, very little is publicly known about the history of the Palmetto State Quartet.  Very few of PSQ's oldest fans could tell you the names of the original members of the group.  This is mainly due to the fact that the group was formed so long ago that those who followed the group in those days are either not able to attend concerts or have passed on.
 
Keeping this in mind we began this series of history lessons with a complete overview of The Palmetto State Quartet, from it's inception through all of the personnel changes, to bring you up to date with the modern day group.  We'll continue this monthly series with a biographical sketch of each individual who has been a member of The Palmetto State Quartet.  You'll learn where they came from as well as where they are today and what major contributions they've made to the Palmetto State Quartet and Southern Gospel Music along the way.

 
Malone Thomason
Posted January 17, 2004

 
Woodrow Pittman
Posted December 10, 2004

 
Jamie Dill   (April 25, 1918 - July 23, 1987)
Posted October 31, 2004

 
PSQ Past To Present
Posted September 29, 2004
02/11/05 new photos added.
11/09/04 to add photos and correct the statement that all original members had passed.  While a majority have gone home, we've learned that Malone Thomason is living.  An interview is forthcoming.