The Perrys

Down through the years of Southern Gospel music there have been many great
groups to grace a stage, groups who have set out to make a difference in
this world by spreading the message of Jesus Christ and who have proven that
they have just what it takes to make it in the industry. One such group that
would fall in this category is the Perrys.

Beginning their amazing journey gathered around a piano in 1970, the Perrys
trusted and knew this was what God had called them to do. Since then they
have followed and watched as God has unfolded His plan for their ministry
and has allowed them to achieve far beyond what they had ever imagined.

Staying true to their Southern Gospel roots, the Perrys win the hearts of
fans wherever they go. Making their home in Gallatin, TN, husband and wife,
Tracy and Libbi Perry Stuffle manage and take care of vocal
responsibilities. Considered one of the best bass vocalist in the industry,
Tracy gives the foundation for the Perrys with his rich voice and handles
most of the emcee work each night on stage. The only original member still
traveling today with the group is Libbi. Libbi, with her smooth alto voice
and many honors added to her name, has proven to be one of Southern Gospel's most talented leading ladies.

"God has been so good to Tracy and me. We have always had a desire to tell
others about His grace and mercy through song, and He allows us to do this
every week," shared Libbi. "Not only are we blessed to have our son, Jared,
travel and be a part of this ministry with us, but we are also blessed to
have some of the greatest guys to stand on stage with us every night."

Joseph Habedank, who sings lead for the group with his strong voice has
become one of the most recognized young vocalists in the industry today.
Accomplished piano player, Matthew Holt shares his heart with the audience
every night through the amazing gift that God has given him. Nick Trammell
sings the baritone part for the group contributing the smooth tones and rich
harmonies that have become an integral part of the Perrys' sound.

Having traveled for thirty-seven years, the Perrys have been honored by
their fans with numerous awards. They have taken home the honors for Singing
News Fan Awards' 2004, 2005 and 2006 Mixed Quartet of the Year. Libbi was
voted Female vocalist of the year in 2005 at the Fan Awards, and was honored
as Alto Singer of the Year for 2005 and 2006. The fans also voted their
project, Remembering the Goodmans as their Favorite Album of the Year in
2006.

Not only have the Perrys been recognized among their fans, but their peers
have also shown their love to them by voting their song "I Wish I Could Have
Been There" Song of the Year at the 2004 Harmony Honors Awards. They also
honored their project This Is The Day as the 2004 Album of the Year and
their latest Daywind Records release, Come Thirsty as the 2006 Album of the
Year at the Harmony Honors. They have also received several Dove Award
nominations.

The Perrys have seen chart success down through the years with five number
one songs on the Singing News Magazine charts, including two of their most
recognized songs, "I Rest My Case At The Cross" and "I Wish I Could Have
Been There."

They not only share the message of Christ through song at hundreds of
churches each year, but have also made appearances at different events such
as Gaither Homecomings, National Quartet Convention, Canadian Convention and Dollywood.

"Like never before have we seen the work of the Lord so strong in this
ministry. He has proven Himself faithful time and time again," stated Tracy.
"We are so thankful and blessed with the opportunity to do what He has
called us to do, and we count it an honor."

With a respect for the tradition of Southern Gospel music, and with their
tight vocals, amazing talents and humbling spirits, the Perrys - Tracy,
Libbi, Joseph, Nick, Matthew and Jared--are definitely making an impact in
Southern Gospel and carrying it's legacy with class.

Quick Facts

Singing News Fan Awards' 2004, 2005 and 2006 Mixed Quartet of the Year
2005 Singing News Fan Award- Female Vocalist - Libbi Stuffle
2005 and 2006 Singing News Fan Award - Alto Singer - Libbi Stuffle
2006 SN Fan Award - Favorite Album - Remembering The Goodmans
2004 Harmony Award - Song Of The Year - "I Wish I Could Have Been There"
2006 Harmony Honors Award - Album Of The Year - Come Thirsty
2007 Singing News Fan Award - Horizon Individual - Nick Trammell