Welcome to the official online home of The Marksmen Quartet. Here you can find all the product information for the group as well as the schedule and information about the group members. Check back often as the site will be updated frequently.

New Project!!

Check out our New Project entitled "40 Years" on our product page.

The Country Gospel Music Guild
has voted

THE MARKSMEN

as

"The Country Gospel Quartet of the Year"

For the third time!

They also voted Mark Wheeler as Instrumentalist of the year.

Over a period of thirty years, The Marksmen have become one of the top Bluegrass Gospel Groups in the nation. For many years a dynamic force on the southern gospel circuit. Several years back, The Marksmen began to tread new ground on the bluegrass circuit as well, but always with their familiar brand of music, with a gospel message.

In 1991, The Marksmen won video of the year for their production of "Grandpa Was a Farmer", at the Independent Country Awards. Then in 1992 they received a Telly Award with their video of "Wagon Tracks." In 1993, '94, and '95 at the National Bluegrass Awards The Marksmen won SPBGMA's award for the best Bluegrass/Gospel Group of the year.

Recently The Marksmen had a #1 song Potters Wheel in the U.S. Gospel News Country Gospel Charts, written by Mark Wheeler and Raymond Fortner and a #2 song for 2 months in a row, Preach the Cross. Over the last few years The Marksmen have had several top 20 country gospel songs. The Marksmen have recently been inducted into the Lone Star State (Texas) Gospel Music Hall of Fame.

The Marksmen look at these awards as token of appreciation from those who love their music. Their greatest achievements have been to glorify Jesus Christ in song and the honor of taking the Gospel message to the world.

The Marksmen consist of Earle Wheeler, Mark Wheeler,
Darrin Chambers & Davey Waller.

Ephesians 5:19 KJV Speaking to yourselves in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody in your heart to the Lord;

For booking information:
Revivals, Churches, Crusades,
Festivals, and Concerts
Contact: Earle Wheeler at (706) 864-2951