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The Ronnie McDowell Show - Rama Hotel, Ontario, Canada - featuring the Stamps Quartet, Nashville, TN.
D.J. Fontana, Millie Kirkham and Ray Walker. "Sold Out" Performances 09-23-11 and 09-24-11. Seating: 5,500.
Ronnie McDowell, The Stamps Quartet - Millie Kirkham, D.J. Fontana, Ray Walker , Ronnie McDowell Band,
The Stamps Quartet
L/R Ed Enoch, owner - manager - lead vocalist
Jerry Kelso, Pianist
Michael Means, Bass
Joe Combs, Tenor
Casey Shepherd, Baritone
The Stamps Quartet
L/R Ed Enoch, owner - manager - lead vocalist
Jerry Kelso, Pianist
Michael Means, Bass
Joe Combs, Tenor
Casey Shepherd, Baritone
The Ronnie McDowell Show - Rama Hotel, Ontario, Canada - featuring The Stamps Quartet, Nashville, TN.
D.J. Fontana, Millie Kirkham, and Ray Walker. "Sold Out" Performances 09-23-11 and 09-24-11
Sold Out Performances
09-23-11 and 09-24-11
Seating - 5,500
09-23-11 and 09-24-11
Seating - 5,500
The Ronnie McDowell Show - Rama Hotel, Ontario, Canada - Featuring The Stamps Quartet, Nashville, TN.
Drummer, D.J. Fontana. Millie Kirkham and Ray Walker.
"Sold Out" Performances 09-23-11 and 09-24-11.
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The Stamps Quartet with Country Music Artist and Entertainer, Ronnie McDowell, with two "sold out" shows
at Fitzgeralds, Tunica, MS., during Elvis week 08-12-11 and 08-13-11.
The Stamps Quartet
L/R Roger Robinson, Baritone
Ed Enoch, legendary lead vocalist, owner - manager of the Stamps Quartet, Nashville, TN.
with Ronnie McDowell, Country Music Artist and Entertainer
Joseph Frech, Tenor
Michael Means, Bass
L/R Roger Robinson, Baritone
Ed Enoch, legendary lead vocalist, owner - manager of the Stamps Quartet, Nashville, TN.
with Ronnie McDowell, Country Music Artist and Entertainer
Joseph Frech, Tenor
Michael Means, Bass
The legendary - world famous Stamps Quartet, singing Elvis Presley's favorite Gospel song,
"Sweet Sweet Spirit" on stage during Ronnie McDowell Shows, Tunica, Ms. 08-12-11 and 08-13-11 - (Sold Out )
L/R. Joseph Frech, Tenor
Ed Enoch, Owner - Manager - Lead Vocalist, "The Stamps Quartet" - Nashville, Tennessee, USA
Roger Robinson, Baritone
Michael Means, Bass
Jerry Kelso, pianist - not pictured
Ed Enoch, Owner - Manager - Lead Vocalist, "The Stamps Quartet" - Nashville, Tennessee, USA
Roger Robinson, Baritone
Michael Means, Bass
Jerry Kelso, pianist - not pictured
The Ronnie McDowell Show, Tunica, MS., at Fitzgeralds, 08-12-11 and 08-13-11,
featuring the legendary -world-famous Stamps Quartet, the legendary Jordanaires, Millie Kirkham,
D.J. Fontana, Member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, with special guest, Guitarist Scotty Moore and
the Ronnie McDowell Band.
Introducing "Tank" - the next tenor vocalist for the Stamps.
Tank is the new grandson of our long-time friend, Dr. Joe Johnson.
It looks as though little tank is singing a Stamps Quartet classic in the Key of G.
God bless you "Tank".
Ed Enoch, Legendary Lead Vocalist for Elvis Presley , and owner of the Stamps Quartet,
with two very special friends:
D.J. Fontana, Member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and drummer for Elvis Presley with
Scotty Moore, Guitarist for Elvis Presley.
L/R D.J. Fontana
Ed Enoch
Scotty Moore
Ed Enoch
Scotty Moore
The Stamps Quartet's pianist Jerry Kelso, with Ed Enoch, at the "Meet and Greet" after the
Ronnie McDowell Shows, Tunica, MS. 08-12-11 and 08-13-11
L/R Jerry Kelso
Ed Enoch
Ed Enoch
The Stamps Quartet singing on stage in concert with the Ronnie McDowell Show, Tunica, Ms.
08-12-11 and 08-13-11
L/R Joseph Frech, Tenor
Ed Enoch, owner - manager - lead vocalist - "The Stamps Quartet"
Roger Robinson, Baritone
Michael Means, Bass
Jerry Kelso, pianist, not pictured
Ed Enoch, owner - manager - lead vocalist - "The Stamps Quartet"
Roger Robinson, Baritone
Michael Means, Bass
Jerry Kelso, pianist, not pictured
"Meet and Greet" after "Sold Out" Ronnie McDowell Shows, Tunica, MS. 08-12-11 and 08-13-11
at Fitzgeralds.
The shows featured, Country Music Artist and entertainer, Ronnie McDowell, and
the Ronnie McDowell Band. Also featured were the legendary Jordanaires,
the legendary-world famous Stamps Quartet,
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Drummer, D.J. Fontana, Millie Kirkham,
and a special on stage appearance by "Scotty Moore", Guitarist for Elvis Presley.
the Ronnie McDowell Band. Also featured were the legendary Jordanaires,
the legendary-world famous Stamps Quartet,
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Drummer, D.J. Fontana, Millie Kirkham,
and a special on stage appearance by "Scotty Moore", Guitarist for Elvis Presley.
The Legendary Stamps Quartet on stage with the Ronnie McDowell Show, Tunica, MS. 08-12-11 and 08-13-11
The Stamps Quartet performed in concert with country music artist Ronnie McDowell
during Elvis week at Fitzgeralds, singing on stage with Ronnie McDowell, The Jordanaires,
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Drummer, D.J. Fontana, Mille Kirkham and the Ronnie McDowell Band
with two nights of sold-out performances. Special guest appearance by Scotty Moore
during Elvis week at Fitzgeralds, singing on stage with Ronnie McDowell, The Jordanaires,
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Drummer, D.J. Fontana, Mille Kirkham and the Ronnie McDowell Band
with two nights of sold-out performances. Special guest appearance by Scotty Moore
The Stamps Quartet, Nashville, Tennessee, USA
L/R Roger Robinson, Baritone
Ed Enoch - Owner - Manager - Lead Vocalist - "The Stamps Quartet"
Michael Means, Bass
Joseph Frech, Tenor
Jerry Kelso, Pianist - not pictured
Ed Enoch - Owner - Manager - Lead Vocalist - "The Stamps Quartet"
Michael Means, Bass
Joseph Frech, Tenor
Jerry Kelso, Pianist - not pictured
"Two Great Singers and Friends" - Ed Enoch and Ronnie McDowell - back stage before a show.
Ed Enoch, accepting a Certificate from The State of Texas House of Representatives,
Texas State Representative, Stephen Frost, honoring the Stamps Quartet's 85 years singing Gospel music.
Ed Enoch and pal Millie Kirkham, sharing a moment back stage with the Ronnie McDowell Show.
Millie Kirkham was Soprano Vocalist for Elvis Presley, and currently sings vocals with Ronnie McDowell.
Elvis Presley's Induction into the Gospel Music Hall of Fame.
Accepting the award:
L/R Ed Enoch, owner - manager - lead vocalist, The Stamps Quartet
Gordon Stoker, owner - tenor vocalist, The Jordanaires
Jack Soden, CEO, Graceland, Inc.
Joe Moscheo, Bass Vocalist, The Imperials
Ed Enoch at the Memphis Symphony concert , Memphis, TN, during an Elvis Presley memorial celebration.
Ed Enoch sitting backstage in country music legend, Roy Acuff's dressing room, while waiting to sing
on the Grand Old Opry, Nashville, TN.
Ed Enoch with Porter Wagner, on stage at the Grand Old Opry, Nashville, TN.
Ed Enoch, Lead Vocalist, Stamps Quartet - at a "meet and greet" after a concert performance August 2010
Legendary Lead Vocalist, Ed Enoch - "Celebrating 42 Years Singing Gospel Music".
Ed Enoch on stage.
Elvis Presley on stage in concert with The Stamps Quartet and Sweet Inspirations
Front and center, Elvis Presley.
L/R Standing - Donnie Sumner, Ed Enoch, Ed Hill, JD Sumner
Seated, The Sweet Inspirations.
Nightly after Elvis' concerts, The Stamps Quartet were summoned to Elvis' hotel suite located on the 30th floor of the Hilton Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada, to sing a private Gospel concert for Elvis and guests, consisting mainly of celebrities who attended his show that evening.
Some of Elvis' guests:
Stage entertainer and recording artist, Mr. Tom Jones.
Reverend Rex Humbard and wife Maude Amy.
Friend and Movie Celebrity, Mr. Charlton Heston and wife.
Mr. Jack Lord, star of the popular television series, Hawaii-Five-O.
Television personality, Mr. Art Linkletter.
Elvis Presley - Ed Enoch - The Stamps Quartet - and the Sweet Inspirations on stage during
a live concert performance.
Elvis Presley
The Stamps Quartet - Onstage singing backup vocals for Elvis Presley.
Also pictured - Charlie Hodge - Shawn Nielsen - The Sweet Inspirations
Ed Enoch's, TCB Necklace, given as a special gift from his friend, Elvis Presley
Ed Enoch's sunglasses were a gift from Elvis Presley .
Elvis Presley had sunglasses especially designed as a gift for each member of the Stamps Quartet.
Elvis Presley with The Stamps Quartet - The TCB Band - The Sweet Inspirations - John Wilkinson
Elvis Presley's - Backup Vocalists, The Stamps Quartet , with the TCB Band.
The Stamps Quartet, performing in Tunica, MS., August 2010, with the Ronnie McDowell Show.
Ronnie Tutt, Drummer for the TCB Band - and Ed Enoch, The Stamps Quartet, visiting back stage
at the July 2010 concert at Marshall County Performing Arts Center, Benton, KY.
Elvis Presley, live on stage in concert with The Stamps Quartet
L/R Ed Enoch, Elvis Presley, JD Sumner
"Ed Enoch and Friends" at Marlowe's Restaurant, Memphis, TN. - during "Elvis Week" memorial celebrations.
L/R - John Wilkinson - Jimmy Velvet - Ed Enoch - Charlie Hodge
Dr. Larry Davis and Ed Enoch
"Best Friends".
Dr. Larry Davis, Stamps Quartet concert promoter and
Ed Enoch, owner - manager - lead vocalist the Stamps Quartet,
Nashville, TN.
Dr. Larry Davis, Stamps Quartet concert promoter and
Ed Enoch, owner - manager - lead vocalist the Stamps Quartet,
Nashville, TN.
The Stamps Quartet performing in concert at the
Marshall County Performing Arts Center, Benton, KY., July 2010
The Stamps Quartet - with Terry Mike Jeffrey and Band, featuring Glenn D. Hardin, pianist for the TCB Band, performing on stage at the Marshall County Performing Arts Center, Benton, KY, July 2010.
* Special Note - The next show is scheduled at the Marshall County Performing Arts Center, Benton, KY,
July 9, 2011. Tickets may be purchased at the Marshall County Tourism Office, Draffenville, KY,
Telephone: 270-703-0304 - or - WCBL Radio Station, Benton, KY. - Telephone: 270-527-3102
Seating capacity, 1,200 seats. This show is always sold-out in advance. Please purchase your tickets early.
Ed Enoch and The Stamps Quartet
with Glenn D. Hardin, Pianist for the TCB Band, performing
at the Marshall County Performing Arts Center, Benton, KY., July 2010.
Elvis Presley and The Stamps Quartet
Charlie Hodge and Shawn Nielsen
Elvis Presley - and The Stamps Quartet
L/R Bill Baize, Richard Sterban, Donnie Sumner, Elvis Presley, J.D. Sumner, Ed Enoch, Nick Bruno
Elvis Presley and Ed Enoch on stage
Elvis Presley - Ed Enoch of The Stamps Quartet - and Estelle, vocalist with the Sweet Inspirations
on stage during a live concert performance of the Elvis Presley show.
The Stamps Quartet singing "Sweet Sweet Spirit" inside Graceland in the Living Room during
an Elvis Presley Memorial Celebration - 1994
L/R Steve Warren- Ed Hill - Ed Enoch - JD Sumner
Elvis Presley - with mother and dad, Vernon and Gladys Presley in Tupelo, MS.
A young Elvis Presley with his mother and dad.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Presley.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Presley.
Elvis Presley, "World's Greatest Entertainer" and friend.
Elvis' TCB Badge
Elvis Presley with Mr. Jackie Gleason
Elvis Presley with his friend and manager, Colonel Parker
Elvis Presley backstage with Ed Sullivan before the show
Historic RCA - Studio B, Nashville, TN.
Our friend, "The First Lady of Country Music", Ms. Tammy Wynette preparing a Thanksgiving feast.
Our friend, "Country Music Legend", Ms. Loretta Lynn
Elvis Presley and security, on the way to a show, walking through the Kitchen at Las Vegas, Hilton Hotel.
Hilton Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada, announcing the Elvis Presley Show featuring the Stamps Quartet.
Our friends, the famous "Sons of the Pioneers", Western Singers
Where it all began !
Famous "Sun Studio", Memphis, TN - where Elvis Presley, a shy teenager with a dime-store guitar came into
Sun Studio to play and have fun. Elvis sang "That's All Right" and the rest is history.
Elvis Presley and the Million Dollar Quartet
L/R Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins, Johnny Cash. Seated at the piano is Elvis Presley.
On December 4, 1956, Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins
gathered at Sun Records in Memphis, Tennessee, USA, for what would be one of the
greatest jam sessions ever.
Elvis Presley, a shy teenager with a dime-store guitar came to Sun Studio to play and have fun.
Elvis sang "That's All Right" and the rest is history.
Jerry Lee Lewis, pounding on the Sun Studio keyboard like a wild-man, while singing
"Whole Lot of Shaking Going On" and "Great Balls of Fire", Jerry Lee Lewis immediately
became famous and became a legend in Rock n' Roll.
Carl Perkins, at 22 years old, living in a government project, baby on the way, and poor as dirt,
came to Sun Studio with his guitar. In the middle of the night Carl wrote, "Blue Suede Shoes"
on the only thing he had - an empty potato sack. Sun Studio released "Blue Suede Shoes", and
it went to the top of the charts. Carl's life was changed forever. Blue Suede Shoes became one of
Elvis Presley's top recordings.
Johnny Cash, was sitting on the stoop of Sun Studio and he said, "I'm Johnny Cash, and I want you to hear me play". With a voice like Johnny's, who could say no. Johnny said one night they all were
talkin' about runnin' around and Johnny said, "not me buddy.....I walk the line."
Johnny wrote the song that same night, and "I Walk The Line" hit the top of " Pop and Country" charts.
gathered at Sun Records in Memphis, Tennessee, USA, for what would be one of the
greatest jam sessions ever.
Elvis Presley, a shy teenager with a dime-store guitar came to Sun Studio to play and have fun.
Elvis sang "That's All Right" and the rest is history.
Jerry Lee Lewis, pounding on the Sun Studio keyboard like a wild-man, while singing
"Whole Lot of Shaking Going On" and "Great Balls of Fire", Jerry Lee Lewis immediately
became famous and became a legend in Rock n' Roll.
Carl Perkins, at 22 years old, living in a government project, baby on the way, and poor as dirt,
came to Sun Studio with his guitar. In the middle of the night Carl wrote, "Blue Suede Shoes"
on the only thing he had - an empty potato sack. Sun Studio released "Blue Suede Shoes", and
it went to the top of the charts. Carl's life was changed forever. Blue Suede Shoes became one of
Elvis Presley's top recordings.
Johnny Cash, was sitting on the stoop of Sun Studio and he said, "I'm Johnny Cash, and I want you to hear me play". With a voice like Johnny's, who could say no. Johnny said one night they all were
talkin' about runnin' around and Johnny said, "not me buddy.....I walk the line."
Johnny wrote the song that same night, and "I Walk The Line" hit the top of " Pop and Country" charts.
Gene Autry and Smiley Burnette were two of our favorite cowboys.
The Stamps Quartet later recorded, "Back In The Saddle Again" .
Gene Autry's "sidekick" our friend - Smiley Burdette
Western Film Star, Smiley Burnette, on film set
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