Ernie Haase
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Biography
Ernie Haase, born Raymond Ernest "Ernie" Haase III on December 12, 1964 in Evansville, Indiana, is an American Southern gospel singer and songwriter. He joined The Cathedrals Quartet as their tenor vocalist in April 1990, remaining with the group until their retirement in 1999. During this time, he contributed to albums including What a Difference a Day Makes (1998). After The Cathedrals retired, Haase pursued a solo career and performed with the Old Friends Quartet from 2001 to 2003. He then founded Signature Sound Quartet, Inc., which was later rebranded as Ernie Haase and Signature Sound in 2002. The group has received multiple Grammy nominations for Best Roots Gospel Album, including one for Something Beautiful, an homage to the Bill and Gloria Gaither song.
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- Ernie Jokes About His Unromantic Tenor Voice featuring Ernie Haase
- Ernie Pays Tribute featuring Ernie Haase
- Heat Miser featuring Ernie Haase
- Blue Christmas featuring Ernie Haase
- White Christmas featuring Ernie Haase
- He Is Jehovah featuring Stephen Hill
- Ernie Talks About Christmas Pageants featuring Ernie Haase
- Ernie Jokes About the End of the World featuring Ernie Haase
- Just As I Am featuring Russ Taff
- River of Jordan featuring Jeff & Sheri Easter
- This Land Is Your Land featuring Terry Blackwood
- When Jesus Comes In The Clouds
- What A Difference A Day Makes
- You Sure Do Need Him Now featuring The Rex Nelon Singers
- The Ground is Level
- Every Light That Shines at Christmas - Reprise featuring Ernie Haase
- This Could Be the Dawning of That Day/Until Then featuring Ernie Haase
- Oh what a Savior
- Somebody Cares
- Ten Thousand Years
- The Big Parade
- The Source of My Strength
- The Blood Cried Out
- Come To The Cross
