The Sweetest Song I Know (1995)
Gaither Gospel Series: Recorded at Pinebrook Studios, Alexandria, Indiana
Top billed cast
Bill GaitherHimself
Gloria GaitherHerself
George YounceHimself
Jake HessHimself
J.D. SumnerHimself
Howard GoodmanHimself
Glen PayneHimself- James BlackwoodHimself
- Sue DodgeHerself
- Cynthia ClawsonHerself
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