Paul Williams and The Victory Trio

Since joining the Rebel label in 1999 (after a long stint with Jimmy Martin, followed by 25-year hiatus from bluegrass music that caused grief amongst his many fans), Williams has cut an astounding twelve albums of bluegrass gospel while maintaining a...

Coming off a Grammy-nominated first album for Rebel, Old Ways & Old Paths, Paul Williams put together another gospel collection featuring clear vocals and beautiful mandolin work. Known as the tenor singer and mandolin player on Jimmy...

For the first time, these two gentlemen get together to perform some fine gospel music. Both known for their musical ability and commitment to the gospel, Paul Williams and Cliff Waldron seem like a natural choice for some fine duet work. Williams and...

After his return to music in the late 1990's, Paul Williams became a welcome fixture on the bluegrass festival circuit, also gaining new fans at church appearances, as a performer of tried and true traditional bluegrass gospel. This album, his fourth for...

With his tenth album for Rebel Records, Williams once again makes his mark as an authority of bluegrass gospel. Williams is an excellent tenor and mandolinist, not to mention a superior songwriter, and this album displays all these abilities put in full...

Although he'd been out of the bluegrass spotlight for 25 years prior to the release of this album, Paul Williams retained near legendary status for his work as the right hand man for Jimmy Martin in his peak early years with the band that included a...

Filmed before a live audience at the Alpha Baptist Church in Morristown, Tennessee, Paul Williams and the Victory Trio present Gospel Music at its finest in this 60 minute program of 16 songs. Songs Include: Living on the Hallelujah Side Stay By the...

What A Journey has proved to be one of Williams’ best selling records yet, thanks to the lovely title song and standouts like “I Went Down a Beggar and Came Up a Millionaire,” “Come and Dine,” and the Halls'...

On his sixth album for Rebel, Williams adds to a impressive legacy of powerful music. Williams' chops as a bluegrass gospel performer were honed with Jimmy Martin and the lonesome pine Fiddlers, as well as through numerous church and festival appearances...

This, Paul Williams' 8th album for Rebel, continued an impressive run of bluegrass gospel recordings in his second career in music (after a 20-odd year hiatus from bluegrass). His recordings are always full of good material, always with a couple of...