Paul Walters
Tenor Vocals

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Eric Harvey
Bass Vocals
 
Keith Wortham
Baritone Vocals
 
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Billy Ferguson
Bass Guitar
Gordon Meador
Keyboards
Jon Kelly
Lead Vocals

Jon has been the lead vocalist for The Kellys since 1980. He is also the only original member of the group still traveling.He began as the drummer for The Kellys at the age of 5, and after 15 years he began singing the lead part with the group.

After the retirement of most of the original members, Jon took on the title as the group's Master of Ceremonies.He is also the acting manager for the group, taking care of the booking engagements and general business.


His strong lead vocal gives the group a very distinctive, unmistakable sound. Jon and his wife Joni make their home in Lawrenceburg, Tennessee, and have two daughters, Jenna and Jantzen.
































































 






 



 



























 


















Eric joined The Kellys in January of 2001 as the group's bass vocalist. He has been singing since he was 15 years old.

He had five years of formal training in voice from various noted college professors and professional vocal coaches. He soon became a Minister of Music at Providence Baptist Church in Hatton, Alabama. 
Eric holds a degree in elementary education from The University of North Alabama.  

Eric and his wife Melanie make their home in Lawrenceburg, TN.  They have one son. 



 


 



 



 



 

 




































































 

Paul became a Christian at an early age and has been singing since he was 6 years old. He joined The Kellys in 1992 as their tenor singer. This marked a new era for the group as a male quartet, since for many years they had been a mixed group.

Paul is a prolific songwriter and has had many songs recorded by the group. As a result of his writing, he has a publishing contract with Sparks-Freeze Music. Some of Paul's songs recorded by The Kellys include "Point Me in the Right Direction","Loud on my Cloud", "I Know The Man", "Are You A Soldier", and "He, Now is Risen".
 

Paul and his wife Malinda reside in Lawrenceburg, Tennessee and have one daughter, Jaclyn.

Paul is an avid golfer but rumor has it that his daughter, Jaclyn, earning a golf scholarship for college, is an even better golfer than her dad. Is this true, Paul????

Keith Wortham is the newest and youngest member of the Kellys.Keith graduated in 2008 from Community High School, Unionville, TN where he was active in Band, Drama, Student Council and Fellowship of Christian Athletes/Students. He is now a freshman in college.

He is an active member of North Fork Baptist Church, Shelbyville, TN.Keith first met the Kellys when he was five years old and at that time had the privilege of singing with the Kellys. He had been singing gospel music ever since and thinks Southern gospel music is the greatest music there is.

Before joining The Kellys, Keith sang tenor with the Cavaliers quartet for about 1 1/2 years.  He is now the baritone singer with The Kellys.
 

Billy, better known by his nickname "Fergy", has been the bass player for The Kellys since 1995.  

"Fergy" started playing bass guitar in 1971.He played a Pedulla bass guitar and is a constant advocate of a good clean playing style.
  He studied under noted Gospel and Grand Ole Opry bassist, James Gordon Freeze, the record producer for The Kellys."Fergy" started playing Gospel Music in 1981.

Fergy" makes his home in Prospect, Tennessee with his wife, Carol.





 

Gordon joined The Kellys in 2008. He is originally from Scottsville, Kentucky but now makes his home in Columbia, TN with his wife Linda. 

Gordon started taking piano lessons when he was 10 years old, then played for his Dad to lead singing at their Church. He joined his first quartet in 1964.  Since then he has played for other groups such as The Joymakers, Rangers, The Jubilations, Wings of Faith and others. 

Gordon also promoted many concerts for major groups and produced a lot of recordings such as the very first solo project for Gerald Crabb.


 

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