Stanley M. Evans, a native New Yorker, graduated from Brooklyn Public Trade School, District 258. He was drafted by the United States Army in 1965, and ended his duty in 1967 when he became a member on the International recording group, "The Four Kents," for RCA Italiano. From 1967 to 1975 Mr. Evans returned home to Brooklyn where he managed and produced "Stanley Evans and The Qualifieds." After a fascinating career, Stanley Evans moved to South Carolina and founded Gospel Plus Recording Studio, which is still in operation today. Mr. Evans had recorded such melodious voices as Peggy Kelly Pruitt, Focus, The Southern Echoes, Larry McCullough and The Chosen Generation, and many more

Larry Taylor, a native of Willamston, SC entered into the musical world at an early age singing with his family. The Taylor Family. Upon reaching Junior High School his interest was drawn to playing more than singing, so he took up trumpet and later the French horn. At age 16, it was club bands and from there the US Army where after a tour in Vietnam he played French horn in the military band. After service, he traveled on the road with several top-notch bands. While on the road, he learned other instruments including bass and piano. After accepting Christ in his life, his interest was again re-directed this time to the field of sound engineering. With the musical background along with much theory and technical studies, he has become the chief engineer and resident musician with Gospel Plus Studio.