The Blackwoods on The Johnny Cash Show

Johnny Cash Show in 1971 and The Barbara Mandrell Show with the Blackwood Brothers! (Johnny Cash video is blurred but WORTH watching: JOHNNY & THE BLACKWOODS.)

The Blackwood Brothers on the Mandrell Sisters TV Show

The Blackwood Brothers were on the Mandrell Sisters TV Show

Ron Blackwood and The Legendary Willie Nelson

Ron put together a "Super Quartet" and here they are with WILLIE NELSON!

Willie Nelson, Ron Blackwood & Blackwood Quartet With John Rulapaugh, Josh Garner, James Rainey, Trent Adams at Farm Aid (40,000 People)

The Blackwoods & Louise Mandrell (2001)

For several years, The Blackwoods were at the Louise Mandrell Theater. Take a look at this newspaper article from back then.

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Legendary Blackwoods

Some have a story. The Blackwoods have a Legend, here is a video of that Legend!

A Tribute

A Tribute To My Father And The Blackwood Family By The Statler Brothers

  The Original Blackwood Brothers - 1951

This was before the crash in 1954, R.W Blackwood (Baritone) , James Blackwood (Lead), Bill Lyles (Bass) and  Dan Huskey (Tenor)

On Stage At The Ryman (1953)

1953 Blackwood Brothers on stage at the Ryman for the Grand Old Opry

1953 Blackwood Brothers on stage at the Ryman for the Grand Old Opry

Reaching 40 States And 1,000,000 Listeners... EVERY DAY!

The Original Blackwood Brothers Quartet in Shenadoah, Iowa at KMA Radio Power House. Reached at least 40 States and had a MILLION listeners every day. Left to right: Roy Blackwood (Tenor); James Blackwood (2nd Tenor); RW Blackwood (Baritone & Manager); Bill Lyles (Bass); Hilton Griswold (Pianist).

THE ORIGINAL BLACKWOOD BROTHERS QUARTET IN SHENADOAH IOWA AT 
KMA RADIO POWER HOUSE. 
REACHED AT LEAST 40 States and had a MILLION Listeners everyday. 

Left to Right:  ROY BLACKWOOD (Tenor); JAMES BLACKWOOD 2nd Tenor; 
RW BLACKWOOD BARITONE MGR; 
BILL LYLES BASS; 
HILTON GRISWOLD PIANIST

Last Concert Before The Plane Crash (1954)

1954 - The Blackwood Brothers Quartet in Gulf Port, MS. This was the last concert before the crash on June 28th, 1954.

1954 - The Blackwood Brothers Quartet in Gulf Port, MS. This was the last concert before the crash on June 28th, 1954.

The Blackwood Quartet with Ron Blackwood and R.W Blackwood - 1965

This Quartet was the precursor to The New Harvesters & The Blackwood Boys

The Harvesters Quartet (1966)

1966 - The Harvesters Quartet On The Grand Old Opry

1966 - The Harvesters Quartet On The Grand Old Opry

The Blackwood Boys (1966)

1966 - The Blackwood Boys With Legend Grant Turner

1966 - The Blackwood Boys With Legend Grant Turner

Fall Festival Of Song (1969)

1969 - Show Flyer from Taft Auditorium in Cincinnati, Ohio

1969 - Show Flyer From Fall Festival Of Song At The Taft Auditorium In Cincinnati, Ohio

The Blackwoods Had The First Tour Bus...

Blackwood Brothers were the first to ever have a bus used in gospel & country music. Located at Gospel Music Hall of Fame in Pigeon Forge, TN at the Biblical Times Theatre.

Photo of Blackwood Brothers Bus

In memory of Jack Marshall, One of the greatest piano players....

When he first moved to Memphis at age 19, he traveled with the Hartford Quartet. Marshall then made the move to the legendary Blackwood Brothers Quartet where he would stay for almost the entire decade of the 50s.

If you have any photos of The Blackwoods over the years, please email them to us.

Golden Memories of The Blackwoods

If you're ready to book one of our artists, we're here to help. We love history, too. Enjoy these golden memories.

"History is an intricate part of who we are, where we have been, and where we are headed. Without history being documented in videos, pictures, and written documents we may never have known who Mozart was, or even the great works of Shakespeare. History is the written record of who we are, and this is a page dedicated to the history of our artist in music and even humor. Enjoy taking a walk back to the years before the internet and cell phones, when recording was done on reel to reel tape and there was no such thing as a loop or Auto-Tune. You either played it over and over or sang it over and over until it was perfect or it was not recorded. Enjoy a look back........"

~ Charlean D. Cole