Wayward Wind" "True Love" "Walkin' After Midnight" (1961 recording) "You Belong to Me" "You Made Me Love You (I Didn't Want to Do It)" "Your Cheatin' Heart" After Elvis and Cline The group changed again in 1982, when Hoyt Hawkins died. His replacement was Duane West, formerly of Sonny James' backup group, the Southern Gentlemen. In 1990, the group provided backing vocals for Presley's former Sun Records labelmate Johnny Cash on his Mercury Records album Boom Chicka Boom. The group has also recorded with the Swedish group Vikingarna. The Jordanaires were among hundreds of artists whose material was destroyed in the 2008 Universal fire. Deaths Hugh Jarrett died at 78 on May 31, 2008, from injuries sustained in an auto accident in March. Gordon Stoker died at 88 at his Brentwood, Tennessee, home on March 27, 2013, after a long illness. His son Alan confirmed that The Jordanaires were formally dissolved, per his father's wishes. Members Classic lineup Hoyt Hawkins – baritone and lead vocals, piano, organ, percussion (1949-1980; died 1980) Neal Matthews Jr. — second tenor and lead vocals, rhythm guitar, lead guitar, double bass, bass guitar (1949–2000; died 2000) Gordon Stoker – tenor vocals, piano, organ, percussion (1951-2013; died 2013) Ray Walker – bass vocals (1958-2013) Other members Bill Matthews – vocals (1948-1949) Monty Matthews – vocals (1948-1949) Bob Hubbard – vocals (1948-1949) Culley Holt – bass vocals (1949-1954) Bob Money – piano (1949-1951) Don Bruce – first tenor vocals (1949-1950) Hugh Jarrett – bass vocals (1954-1958) Duane West – baritone vocals (1980-1999; died 2002) Louis Nunley – baritone vocals (1999-2013) Curtis Young – lead vocals (2000-2013) Session appearances The Jordanaires performed with many modern recording artists, as well as recent sessions with country musicians. 1957: Ricky Nelson's "Poor Little Fool", "Lonesome Town", "It's Late", "I Believe What You Say" and other hit recordings 1959: Several tracks on Johnny Cash's albums The Fabulous Johnny Cash and Songs of our Soil, the 1978 album I Would Like to See You Again and others 1964: Cliff Richard's 1965 singles "The Minute You're Gone", "Wind Me Up (Let Me Go)", "On My Word" and a few other album and EP tracks 1970: Ringo Starr's second solo album, Beaucoups of Blues 1973: Bobby Bare's hit single "Ride Me Down Easy" 1975: Jack Jersey two albums I Wonder (a live album) and Honky Tonk Man 1975: Gary Stewart's RCA debut Out of Hand,