The Black Sisters have used their anointed voices to lift up Gods praises in songs for 15 years. What started out as a family talent program has materialized into a dream come true. By stepping out on faith and believing, their motto has become “Walking and Talking with Jesus”.

The group includes sisters Angelia B. Reeder, Winnical B. Brown, Olanda Jane B Gary, Deborah A. Black and Corrie Black. The original group includes their late sister, Josephine Black who went home to be with the Lord on February 10, 1998.
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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.
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