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Heritage Singers

Heritage Singers are an American Gospel group founded by Max Mace and his wife, Lucy with their two children, Val and Greg. Upon entering their fourth decade, they had traveled to over 65 countries, performed over 7,000 concerts, produced 200 television programs, and recorded over 100 albums.〔September 2010 Heritage Singers Newsletter〕 In 2014 the Loma Linda Broadcasting Network began re-playing their 30-minute shows three times each week with the new title of Heritage Singers Classics.〔(A treasure of music just in time for the holidays! ) (press release by LLBN News, November 30, 2014)〕
==History==

After four years of performing with a patriotic/folk singing group to promote Portland-based United Medical Laboratories named Rose City Singers, the Maces decided to resign and form a Christian group in 1971.〔 Pp. 4-5.〕 Jerry Leiske named the group based on scripture equating saints with God's "Heritage ... objects of His special care."〔(HS article by Linda O'Dell in Live It Loud Magazine, Nov/Dec 2015, p. 24 )〕
The first year they released two albums (''Come Along With the Heritage Singers'' and ''Hymns We Remember'') and performed their first public concert in June. Early accompanyists included Bob Silverman on piano and Pete McLeod and Jeff Wood on guitars. In 1974 the Heritage Singers collaborated with Ron Huff, who arranged their first albums with full orchestration.
As their popularity grew (along with a television series, Heritage Singers Presents), they formed a second group in September 1974, dubbed Heritage II, (subsequently named New Creation) to perform mostly at cities located in the eastern half of the United States;〔Mace et al., ''ibid''., p. 23〕 and a third group, Heritage Singers en Espanol, which tours South America singing Spanish versions of the group's signature songs.〔Mace et al., ''ibid''., p. 101〕 More than 250 people (including Chris Willis)〔(Undated (post-2004) interview with Chris Willis on Chicago's GoPride.com )〕 have performed as members of Heritage Singers; however, the Mace family has remained at its core.

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