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The King James Boys (left to right) Curtis Lewis, Cole Spencer, Will Hart, Randy Spencer. // Photo by Cherry Rose Photography
The King James Boys (left to right) Curtis Lewis, Cole Spencer, Will Hart, Randy Spencer. // Photo by Cherry Rose Photography

Minister with Music

Bill Conger|Posted on January 7, 2026|The Artists|No Comments
The King James Boys' latest music has been heating up a lot of excitement like an old-time gospel tent revival. Their 13th studio album, Get a Transfer, on Pinecastle Records has only eight songs on the entire CD, but the six singles that have been released so far have earned solid radio play and chart action. “We believe this is the best record we’ve ever done, vocally, sonically, and the song selection is the best,” lead singer and group founder Randy Spencer told Bluegrass Unlimited. “That’s why there’s only eight songs. We picked the eight best songs we thought that fit together for this album. They all have the potential to be singles.” The southern gospel bluegrass group’s latest chart-topping success is “The News That Never Changes,” written by Jerry Salley, David Haley Lauver, Karen Bowles, and Bobby Johnson. “Jerry Salley has become a good friend of ours,” Spencer said. “He actually sent us that song maybe three years ago. It was such a great so
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