The Booth Brothers

The Booth Brothers are an American Southern Gospel vocal trio with a multi-generational history in Christian music. The group was originally formed in 1957 by Ron Booth Sr. with his brothers, Charles, James, and Wallace. After disbanding in 1963, the group was revived in 1990 by Ron Booth Sr., this time with his sons, Michael and Ronnie Booth. The current lineup of the trio includes Michael Booth and Buddy Mullins. Past members have included Ron Booth Sr., Joseph Smith, Jim Brady, Paul Lancaster, and Ronnie Booth. The group has roots in Detroit, Michigan, and their musical style is firmly rooted in the Southern Gospel tradition. Over the years, they have been associated with labels including Daywind Records, Gaither Music Group, and StowTown Records. The Booth Brothers have built a catalog of songs that includes recordings such as "His Grace is Sufficient," "Still Feeling Fine," "He Saw It All," "He Came To Me," "On My Way Home," "Through It All," "Lord, I Hope This Day Is Good," and "Sail On." The members have expressed a mission to minister to audiences and point others to Jesus Christ through their music. Their work has been recognized with various accolades, including Singing News Fan Awards, Dove Awards, and Grammy nominations.