Eastern Kentucky-Based Group Partners with Six-Time IBMA Female Vocalist of the Year for Stirring Rendition of Classic Song
Digital and Streaming Release Set for August 16
Written by Dallas Frazier and Sanger Shafer, "The Baptism of Jesse Taylor" has become a staple in the Bluegrass and Gospel music community, with recordings by renowned artists such as Travis Tritt, The Oak Ridge Boys and The Gaither Vocal Band. The lyrics focus on a baptism and the transformative power it brings, highlighting the positive changes in Jesse Taylor’s life. The Goodwin Brothers' version, now available to radio, will be released on digital and streaming platforms on August 16.
This release marks the group's first single since their 2023 Pinecastle Records album, If You Hadn't Noticed. The collection included songs like the lead single, “Everyday Thing,” which peaked at No. 2 on the Bluegrass charts, and the follow-up “Down to the Mill.” The Goodwin Brothers, consisting of core members Jonathan Goodwin, William Goodwin, and Chase Bush, continue to make waves in the music industry with their powerful harmonies and dynamic sound.
Each member brings a rich musical history to the group. Jonathan Goodwin has worn multiple hats in the industry, including label owner and head of artist management, earning a Grammy nomination and multiple Dove nods. William Goodwin, a National Guard veteran, previously led the Christian band Assembled, touring extensively across the country. Chase Bush, a finalist on season 5 of American Idol, was praised by judge Randy Jackson for his vocal resemblance to a young Wayne Newton. Together, their voices create a must-hear act that resonates across genres.
The Goodwin Brothers have plenty more surprises in store throughout 2024. These include several upcoming tour dates, where fans can hear them perform new music for the first time. To learn more about the group, find upcoming tour dates, check the latest news stories, and more, visit their official website www.thegoodwinbrothers.com.