The Talleys
| The Talleys | |
|---|---|
| Also known as | The Talley Trio (1996–2011) |
| Genres | Christian, southern gospel |
| Occupation(s) | Singers |
| Instruments | Voice |
| Years active | 1984–93, 1996–present |
| Labels | Horizon |
| Website | http://thetalleys.com/ |
| Members |
Roger Talley Debra Talley Lauren Talley Alvey[1] Brian Alvey |
| Past members | Kirk Talley (1984–93) |
The Talleys are a progressive/contemporary southern gospel trio composed of Roger and Debra Talley, and their daughter Lauren Talley as the lead and soprano singer. Performing over 20 years, they have made appearances all over the world, gracing the most prestigious stages.
Group history
In the 1970s, Roger got his start with the Hoppers. Debra sang with the Songmasters Quartet. They married in 1978. Debra joined Roger as part of the Hoppers, and in 1984, formed the Talleys, along with Roger's brother, Kirk Talley. In 1993, the group disbanded. But by the mid 1990s, Lauren's interest and talent in singing could not be ignored, prompting her mother and father to join with her in the formation of the Talley Trio[2] in 1996. The group has received numerous accolades from the GMA Dove Awards, Singing News Fan Awards, the Southern Gospel Music Guild Harmony Honors, the BMI Awards and SGN Music Awards.[3]
On June 25, 2011, Lauren Talley married Brian Alvey. He officially became a member of the group on September 1, 2011—thus changing their name from the Talley Trio (back) to The Talleys. Brian sings, plays piano, bass, and guitar. He also writes songs.[4]
Discography
- 2001: The Talley Reunion Live After Eight Years
- 2002: Hope for Tomorrow
- 2003: The Message
- 2004: Praise for the Ages
- 2006: Rise Above
- 2007: Stages
- 2008: Life Goes On
- 2009: Songs You Know By Heart
- 2010: Stories and Songs
- 2012: Love Won
- 2014: "The Test of Time"
- 2015: "After All This Time"
Compilations
- 2001: Southern Gospel Treasury
- 2005: Anthology
- 2014: The Best Of The Talleys Vol1&2
Solo albums
Roger Talley (instrumental):
- 1988: The Legacy
Debra Talley:
- 1997: Road Home
- 2003: Seasons of the Heart
Lauren Talley:[5]
- 2001: Lauren Talley
- 2003: Surrender
- 2005: I Live
- 2010: Songs in the Night
Radio singles
- Singing News chart positions
- 1998: Simply Unexplainable – #17
- 1998: If Anybody Knows – #2
- 1998: Built on the Rock – #15
- 1999 (December): I'm Free – #5
- 2000 (April): When Anyone Looks at Me – #14
- 2000 (September): Searchin' – #1
- 2001 (April): I Am What I Am – #9
- 2001 (September): Testify – #3
- 2002 (October): The Healer – #1
- 2003 (March): The Answer is Christ – #1
- 2003 (October): I Love the Lord – #1
- 2004 (November): His Life for Mine – #1
- 2005 (April): Oh, Glorious Love – #15
- 2004: High and Lifted Up/Hallelujah Chorus – #65
- 2005 (November): I'm Happy with You, Lord – #2
- 2006 (June): The Debt – #1
- 2007 (January): Mountain Mover – #2
- 2007 (August): Orphans of God – #4
- 2008 (January): Red Letter Day – #2
- 2008 (May): The Broken Ones – #1
- 2008 (December): That's Enough – #1
- 2009 (June): Life Goes On – #1
- 2009 (December): My Hope is in the Lord – #2
- 2010 (July): He's Alive – #7
- 2010 (December): The Promise – #2
- 2011 (August): Applause – #2
- 2012 (February): Hands of Grace – #15
- 2012 (November): Broken World – #7
- 2014: Up Above - #1
- 2015: When He Calls, I'll Fly Away - #5
- 2015: Hidden Heroes - #5
- 2016: The People In The Line
References
- ↑ https://twitter.com/Lauren_Talley
- ↑ "Allmusic". Retrieved 29 March 2010.
- ↑ "Talley Trio Official Site". Retrieved 29 March 2010.
- ↑ "The Talley Trio Welcome New Member, Name Change". Salem Publishing. Retrieved 2 September 2011.
- ↑ http://laurentalley.com/ Lauren Talley official site