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Acapella Vocal Band : ウィキペディア英語版
Acapella Vocal Band

Acappella Vocal Band (AVB) was a vocal group put together by Keith Lancaster in 1986 to augment the vocal group Acappella. AVB's popularity and ministry quickly grew, prompting Lancaster to launch AVB as a full-time touring group in 1988. AVB went through various lineup and stylistic changes before disbanding in 2000.
In addition to their early duties as Acappella's opening act and augmentation group, AVB performed and recorded as an independent ensemble. Many of their recordings, which included ''Give Me Light''(1987) and ''Steppin' On A Cloud'' (1988), were later re-released on a CD titled ''The Early Years.'' In June 1988, with Acappella's expansion to a quartet, AVB branched off to tour on their own under the auspices of Acappella Ministries. Both groups underwent a shift in musical style during this period. Whereas previously, they had covered traditional hymns, praise songs and contemporary Christian pop music, both Acappella and AVB now recorded and performed primarily original music, much of which was composed by Lancaster. Acappella forged ahead with an adult contemporary sound while AVB targeted the youth market.
With ''Song In My Soul'' (1989), AVB made a major shift toward contemporary pop, rock and R&B sounds, though still entirely produced a cappella. On ''What's Your Tag Say?,'' the shift toward slick hip-hop and R&B was even greater, with a strong lyrical focus on the youth market and extensive choreography incorporated into their live performances.〔 By the time ''Celebrate And Party'' became popular, the transformation to a near-perfect a cappella mimicry of the new jack swing style had been achieved, with a sound similar to Take 6, Boyz II Men, and Tony! Toni! Toné!. The song ''U & Me & God Make 5'' followed in 1993, producing a hit on the CCM charts. The AVB lineup of John K. Green, Brishan Hatcher, Wes McKinzie, Max Plaster and Steve Reischl also recorded AVB's Spanish project, ''Caminando en la Luz'' (1994), and "greatest hits" compilation, ''The Road'' (1995).
After a brief hiatus, AVB returned with a different lineup for ''Way of Life'' and yet another lineup and sound for ''Real.'' Although the group is now defunct, almost 30 former members reunited in Nashville for a concert in July 2009.
==Previous members==

*Todd Austin – Nashville, TN.
*Chad Bahr – Graphic designer in Plato, MN. View his (portfolio ).
*Shannon Beasley – Teaches English at Arkansas State University. Personal trainer for Victory Fitness. (Official Website ).
*Luke Brown – Singer/songwriter in Nashville, TN. (Official Website ).
*Tony Brown – Worship minister at Grace Harbor Church in Rogers, AR. (Official Website ).
*Dale Cal – Works for government in Nashville, TN.
*Dale Carpenter – Worship minister at (Highland Park Christian Church ) in Tulsa, OK.
*Terry Cheatham – Counselor; Also serves as worship minister at (Western Hills Church of Christ ) in Nashville, TN.
*Todd Dunaway - Nashville, TN. Also sang bass for (Watershed Worship ).
*Danny Elliott – Police officer in Tulsa, OK.
*Dave Fletcher – Works for Microsoft in Seattle, WA.
*George Gee – Florence, AL.
*John K. Green – Singer/songwriter/producer in Los Angeles, CA.
*Josh Harrison – Director of production for Premier Companies in Franklin, TN.
*Brishan Hatcher – Worship minister at Highland Church of Christ in Memphis, TN (Official Website ).
*Aaron Herman – Worship Pastor at Praise Fellowship Church in Sheboygan, WI.〔http://ourcity.cc/staff/〕
*Chris Lindsey – Worship and Yout Minister at Lindberg Road Church of Christ in Anderson, IN. Also sang with (Watershed Worship ).
*Wes McKinzie – Director of Communications Marketing at (Oklahoma Christian University ) in Oklahoma City, OK. Now, Wes sings bass with Acappella.
*Andrew McNeal; Works as Operator Manager for a Company in Washington D.C. - Recorded a solo album entitled "The Lord is Blessing Me." Andrew died in November 2011.
*Max Plaster – St. Louis, MO.
*Brian Randolph – Worship Minister at First Street Church in Dumas, TX.
*Steve Reischl; Senior Worship Minister at Harvester Christian Church.
*Kevin Schaffer – Worship minister at Central Church of Christ in Amarillo, TX.
*Jay Smith – Teacher, songwriter and salesman in Atlanta, GA ()
*Tim Storms – Featured performer at Pierce Arrow Theater in Branson, MO.
*Jeremy Swindle – Worship and Spiritual Formation Minister at Gateway Church of Christ in Pensacola, FL.
*Bret Testerman – Worship minister at PulsePoint Church in Oviedo, FL.

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