The Stamps Quartet

The Stamps Quartet was a prominent gospel singing group founded in the 1930s by the Stamps family, particularly R.H. and Leila Stamps. Known for their smooth harmonies and spiritual messages, they performed traditional gospel music and influenced the genre significantly. The quartet often performed in churches and religious events, and their style helped shape Gospel music's development in America. They also served as a launching platform for other notable gospel artists, including Elvis Presley, who was associated with the Stamps Quartet early in his career.