The Everette Greene Memorial Gospel Jubilee has entered it's third day and last night, approximately 3000 Southern Gospel Music fans came to the High Country Fairgrounds in Boone, NC, to hear more of their favorite artists. Here are a few photos from last night's activities....

From all indications thus far, Tony Greene's hard work has paid off again as thousands of Southern Fans are in Boone this week.

Mark Bishop hit a couple of homeruns last night with such songs as "Can I Pray For You" and "I Got Here As Fast As I Could" - both recent number one songs for the Kentucky resident. Here's Mark from the front side...

...and Mark from the back. Not a bad crowd, you think?

Brad Hudson and TaRanda of the Greenes wait patiently as Tony tells one of his world-famous tales.

From what I understand, people are still clearing the empty boxes after this group sold a lot - DID I SAY A LOT? - of product after the Chuck Wagon Gang treated the audience to a healthy dose of old-time favorites.

This group - the Rochesters - won a lot of new fans after presenting their special brand of Bluegrass Gospel. Some of the sweetest people you'll ever want to meet.

Every year, the Primitive Quartet is always one of the most requested groups at the Jubilee. The year was 2005 was no different - the crowd loved 'em.