The Southmen
Quartet News
Out And About - Eddie Crook
October 26, 2011
The Southmen have been working all over the country. Recently we toured out west including a week in California. We enjoyed meeting old friends and also made a lot of new ones.
The weekend in Dollywood proved to be a rewarding one. Many people were seeing the group for the first time. There were many positive comments about the eight performances. I am sure the group will be back to the theme park in the future.
The new TV show is in the final stages before airing. There is a lot of excitement about being on tv across the country..
It is a lot of fun playing the piano with a group of guys that are very professional in what they do.
I look forward to seeing more people at our concerts and having a great time spreading the Gospel through our music.
October 26, 2011
The Southmen have been working all over the country. Recently we toured out west including a week in California. We enjoyed meeting old friends and also made a lot of new ones.
The weekend in Dollywood proved to be a rewarding one. Many people were seeing the group for the first time. There were many positive comments about the eight performances. I am sure the group will be back to the theme park in the future.
The new TV show is in the final stages before airing. There is a lot of excitement about being on tv across the country..
It is a lot of fun playing the piano with a group of guys that are very professional in what they do.
I look forward to seeing more people at our concerts and having a great time spreading the Gospel through our music.
Pictured Above: Jean Honeycutt, The Southmen's full-time social media manager.
For Facebook Information
October 26, 2011
Contact Jean McSpadden Honeycutt, Social Media Manager at jeanhoneycutt@hotmail.com or she can be reached at 727-863-8400 for special questions.
October 26, 2011
Contact Jean McSpadden Honeycutt, Social Media Manager at jeanhoneycutt@hotmail.com or she can be reached at 727-863-8400 for special questions.
Pictured Above: Jim Hefner manager of The Southmen along with their booking agent, Becky Simmons.
Southmen Join BSA Agency
July 29,2011
Jim Hefner, manager of The Southmen Quartet, and Beckie Simmons, owner of The Beckie Simmons Agency, announced today that an agreement has been reached for BSA to handle the Southmen bookings. Hefner stated that he could not be more excited. Hefner also said that he has known Beckie for many years and considers her one of his best friends. She is also one of the hardest working and most respected people in our industry. And that the Southmen are in good hands and are very blessed to be a part of such a great lineup of Artists.
In the future all inquires about the Southmen appearances, should be directed to The Beckie Simmons Agency at 615-595-7500, www.BSAworld.com.
Be looking for the Southmen new TV show “Singing Down South” which will air on the Family Friendly Television Network as well as cable stations across the Southeast.
Beckie’s comments:
With an all-star lineup of Buddy Burton, Eddie Crook, Larry Beck, John Washburn, Buddy Poe, and of course, the one and only Jim Hefner, The Southmen draw their styling from their history with The Statesmen, Happy Goodmans, J. D. Sumner & The Stamps, Masters Five, The Tennesseans, and The Segos. If you love great Southern Gospel Quartet singing with a touch of humor, you won't be disappointed with The Southmen. Be watching for their upcoming TV show, "Singing Down South", and go out and see them.
July 29,2011
Jim Hefner, manager of The Southmen Quartet, and Beckie Simmons, owner of The Beckie Simmons Agency, announced today that an agreement has been reached for BSA to handle the Southmen bookings. Hefner stated that he could not be more excited. Hefner also said that he has known Beckie for many years and considers her one of his best friends. She is also one of the hardest working and most respected people in our industry. And that the Southmen are in good hands and are very blessed to be a part of such a great lineup of Artists.
In the future all inquires about the Southmen appearances, should be directed to The Beckie Simmons Agency at 615-595-7500, www.BSAworld.com.
Be looking for the Southmen new TV show “Singing Down South” which will air on the Family Friendly Television Network as well as cable stations across the Southeast.
Beckie’s comments:
With an all-star lineup of Buddy Burton, Eddie Crook, Larry Beck, John Washburn, Buddy Poe, and of course, the one and only Jim Hefner, The Southmen draw their styling from their history with The Statesmen, Happy Goodmans, J. D. Sumner & The Stamps, Masters Five, The Tennesseans, and The Segos. If you love great Southern Gospel Quartet singing with a touch of humor, you won't be disappointed with The Southmen. Be watching for their upcoming TV show, "Singing Down South", and go out and see them.
From left to right: Diana Thomas with Family Friendly Network, Mike Lefevere, Tim Lovelace, Jim Hefner of The Southmen, and Danny Jones of Singing News getting final instructions for the first episode of Singin' Down South
Southmen Debuting TV Program
July 1st,2011
Jim Hefner, manager of The Southmen Quartet has announced that plans have been finalized for their new weekly TV show entitled "Singin' Down South". Filming will begin in early August. The Southmen will be the host group. There will be two other artists appearing regularly on each show, those artists have yet to be selected.
It will also feature guests each week and some humorous stories by some of gospel music personalities. Hefner stated that if you do not like southern gospel music, you will not like this program because it will be southern through and through. It will look like southern gospel, sound like southern gospel because it is southern gospel. The program will air on cable systems throughout the southeast and talks are underway to have the program carried via satellite by a major cable network.
July 1st,2011
Jim Hefner, manager of The Southmen Quartet has announced that plans have been finalized for their new weekly TV show entitled "Singin' Down South". Filming will begin in early August. The Southmen will be the host group. There will be two other artists appearing regularly on each show, those artists have yet to be selected.
It will also feature guests each week and some humorous stories by some of gospel music personalities. Hefner stated that if you do not like southern gospel music, you will not like this program because it will be southern through and through. It will look like southern gospel, sound like southern gospel because it is southern gospel. The program will air on cable systems throughout the southeast and talks are underway to have the program carried via satellite by a major cable network.
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