SGM Radio Blog’s Top Ten: Men of Music

We are thrilled to share with you these mini-interviews with some great Southern Gospel artists! Check back often to see who is next on the SGM Radio Blog's Top Ten!

Men of Music…by Chris Walton

The Men of Music are from Jackson, Mississippi and consist of members Chris Walton (Tenor) of Calera Alabama, Rodney Tyson (Lead) of Iuka Mississippi and Greg Colburn (Baritone) of Jackson Mississippi. The Men of Music started in 1996 and came off the road in 2007. Rodney had sung with The Men of Music in the early 2000’s and called Greg and Chris when he found out the group was looking for a lead. We did our first date in September of 2009 and have been going full time ever since. God is truly blessing this ministry. Our First Recording should be out this summer.


Men of Music’s Top Ten by Chris Walton
1. Please tell us the name of your latest recording and your favorite song from that CD. What is the message behind this song?

Our latest project is Have Faith. My favorite song is Jesus Touched Me. The song speaks for itself. The day I got saved Jesus touched me and I will never be the same.

2. What is one group highlight from the last 12 months?

Just this past weekend seeing a teenager saved at a Southern Gospel Service.

3. What artist are you listening to right now?

Brian Free & Assurance and The Waltons.

4. What was the best decade for music? Favorite artist from that decade?

80’s, Michael W. Smith and Gold City

5. If you could have any superpower, what would it be?

To fly!

6. What would be your fantasy venue, the one stage in the world where you would like to sing?

I would love to sing the National Anthem at Miami Dolphins Stadium.

7. What is one habit you would like to break?

I’d like to break the habit of biting my nails.

8. Who is your most favorite Bible person/character?

My favorite Bible character is Job. I want to have his faith.

9. What is your favorite Bible verse?

John 3:17, the one a lot of people don’t read.

10. Name a song that once it gets stuck in your head you can’t get it out.

“Honey in the Rock my Brother” by the Lewis Family. I don’t know what it is about that song.