Judy Gossett

Judy Gossett (1952-2003) began singing in church meetings from youngest childhood. She formed a family group of her 4 siblings called The Gossetts who recorded the first album in 1971. The Gossetts opened a concert for Andrae Crouch and The Disciples at the Waikiki Bowl in Hawaii in 1971 and from their began a musical, business and personal relationship with Andrae and his twin sister and group member, Sandra Crouch. Judy worked in music business management as well as making musical contributions. She toured with Salvation Air Force, Reba Rambo, Andrae Crouch and The Disciples including performing at the White House for President Jimmy Carter in the late 1970s. She worked with Whitney Houston, Michael Jackson, Madonna and Steve Spielberg. Judy co-wrote a book with Reba Rambo titled "Follow The Yellow Brick Road" in 2001.