
Jake Hess was an American Grammy Award-winning southern gospel singer. Hess' career started at the age of 16, when he joined the popular John Daniel Quartet, making his recorded debut on "Just a Prayer Away". After that, he sang with three of his brothers as the Hess Brothers Quartet. He also sang with the Sunny South Quartet and their rival, the Melody Masters Quartet. In the latter part of his life, Hess sang with The Old Friends Quartet which was featured on the Bill Gaither Homecoming videos. Hess sang lead with the Statesmen Quartet from 1948 until 1963. Their recordings included projects on Columbia Records and then long-term with RCA Victor. In 1977-1978 Hess reunited with the surviving members of The Statesmen Quartet, Hovie Lister, Doy Ott, and Rosie Rozell to record three projects, including "Songs Elvis Loved". The reunited Statesmen had sung at Elvis' funeral. In the fall of…
movieSunday Meetin' Time
2006
movieA Tribute To George Younce
2005
movieJourney To The Sky
2004
movieThe Best of Mark Lowry & Bill Gaither Volume 1
2004 · Guest
movieRed Rocks Homecoming
2003
movieHeaven
2003
movieNew Orleans Homecoming
2002 · Himself
movieA Billy Graham Music Homecoming Volume 2
2001
movieChristmas in the Country
2000
movieHarmony In The Heartland
2000
movieMemphis Homecoming
2000
movieEncore
2000
movieSweet Sweet Spirit
1999 · Himself
movieAll Day Singing at The Dome
1998 · Self
movieDown by the Tabernacle
1998
movieGaither's Pond: The Lure Depths
1997
movieJoy to the World
1996
movieThe Sweetest Song I Know
1995 · Himself
movieTurn Your Radio On
1993 · Himself