Russ Taff - Trumpet of Jesus - 1984 LIVE

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Russ Taff

http://www.russtaff.com/

Russ Taff (born November 11, 1953) is an American gospel singer who is originally from Farmersville, California.

His contemporary Christian music is pop-rock, often with traditional Southern Gospel influences, and on his 1995 album,
a contemporary country music bent. His initial work was as the lead singer for The Imperials. One of his best-known
performances is the song "Praise The Lord". He has also been a member of the Gaither Vocal Band, and toured with Bill Gaither
in the Homecoming series. Russ Taff as a soloist, is known for the 1980s anthem "We Will Stand".

Taff and his wife, Tori, have two daughters: Maddie Rose and Charlotte.

Solo
2007 Now More Than Ever (SpringHouse Records/EMI)
2003 The Best of Russ Taff (SpringHouse Records/EMI)
1999 Right Here, Right Now (Benson Records/Provident Records)
1998 The Apostle (soundtrack, Grammy)
1997 Fire Down Below (soundtrack, Warner Bros. Records)
1995 Winds of Change (Reprise Records/Warner Bros. Records)
1994 We Will Stand (Yesterday & Today) (Myrrh Records/Word Records, Greatest Hits)
1992 A Christmas Song (Sparrow Records)
1991 Under Their Influence (Myrrh/Word, Grammy)
1989 The Way Home (Myrrh/Word, Grammy Nomination)
1987 Russ Taff (Myrrh/Word, Grammy Nomination)
1985 Medals (Myrrh/Word, Grammy Nomination)
1983 Walls of Glass (Myrrh/Word, Grammy)

With The Imperials
2007 The The Definitive Collection (Word, Greatest Hits)
2006 Classic Hits (New Haven/Provident, Greatest Hits)
1996 The Imperials LEGACY (Word, Double CD Collection)
1986 Old Fashioned Faith (Dayspring/Word, Greatest Hits)
1981 The Very Best of The Imperials (Dayspring/Word Greatest Hits)
1980 Christmas With The Imperials (Dayspring/Word)
1980 Priority (Dayspring/Word, Grammy)
1979 One More Song For You (Dayspring/Word, Grammy Nomination)
1979 Heed The Call (Dayspring/Word, Grammy)
1978 Imperials Live (Dayspring/Word, Grammy Nomination)
1977 Sail On (Dayspring/Word, Grammy)
1976 unreleased (Word, later named 'The Lost Album' and released in 2006)