Biography

HeavenBound has been together since 1992. HeavenBound is a conglomeration of members from various churches and singing groups. All current and previous members of HeavenBound are God fearing and put God first above anyone and anything else.

HeavenBound was started when two members of the group married. When Brother George Blair married Sister Pamela Clark this merged a part of the Spiritual Echoes and The Faithful Gospel Singers. Brother George Blair left The Faithful Gospel Singers and began to be the musician for the Spiritual Echoes. The Spiritual Echoes realized the unique talent and leadership of George Blair. George Blair brought the group his wide range of experience. George Blair brings 26 years of guitar and bass guitar experience and 24 years of experience with the piano, organ and drums. George has also opened for the Jackson Southernaires, Gospel Keynotes, Lee Williams, and The Truthettes.

God then led the group to put together a group that was separate from The Faithful Gospel Singers and The Spiritual Echoes. This group formed but was without a name. The group members prayed for leading from the Holy Spirit. After praying for a name the group narrowed the selection to three choices, while continuing to wait on the Lord. As the Lord leads, the group was led to a church service at the Kinship Church. During this Holy Ghost filled service the message went forth about being truly HeavenBound. This is when the Lord shined on the group and the unnamed group was given a new name, HeavenBound. The group HeavenBound was formed with the following members, Bro. George Blair, Sis. Pamela Blair, Sis. Earline Clark and Sis.Velma Watkins. Although we were blessed to work with many other musicians and singers, God moved and removed as he saw fit. Finally, allowing the leadership of the Holy Spirit, HeavenBound grew to seven members who are a cohesive unit lifting the name of Jesus. Along with the first four the group has added Sis. Renetta Perry, Sis. Eunice Gray and Pastor Vernon Jones. HeavenBound has been afforded the opportunity to lift the name of Jesus at the annual Denver Black Arts Festival, the Denver annual Juneteenth celebration, Colorado Convention Center, street meetings, churches, personal Christian gatherings, Denver's Temple Buell Theater, and the Colorado Music Summit. Their song Ain't No Harm is a finalist in the Independent Music Awards.