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OK I removed the blatant copyvio issues, sourced what I could and stubbed the article. I think they're quite notable but I have doubts about the band members so I removed the double list of band member names. I couldn't find free access to anything else, despite a plethora of coverage so the band info has some holes. Travellingcari ( talk) 01:54, 14 February 2008 (UTC)
Thanks to all of you who have been helping with this. I had a feeling it could be saved. I just made a minor tweak with ref formatting and flip-flopped Refs/External Links per MOS. Travellingcari ( talk) 14:57, 19 February 2008 (UTC)
We all love Blake, all right? But he's not part of the group. He is the tour manager. He MANAGES. He doesn't sing. The name is Legacy FIVE for a reason: FIVE singers. If we were to give credits to every single person who works on the staff of every single group in the history of gospel music, just imagine how long that list would be! Let's leave the line-ups section to those who really are part of the line-ups: the tenor, the lead, the baritone, the bass and the piano player. That's all. -- LucasBitencourt ( talk) 18:02, 17 January 2020 (UTC)
A timeline is optional and six lead vocalists, two bases, a few keyboard players does not really need a timeline, a list of line-ups and anything else. Why in the world is wider better? When timelines were introduced for bands, 800 was considered the standard with.
And for the record, I'm planning to nominate the article for deletion, so feel free to rearrange the deck chairs. I likely will not revert again. Walter Görlitz ( talk) 00:37, 19 February 2021 (UTC)
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OK I removed the blatant copyvio issues, sourced what I could and stubbed the article. I think they're quite notable but I have doubts about the band members so I removed the double list of band member names. I couldn't find free access to anything else, despite a plethora of coverage so the band info has some holes. Travellingcari ( talk) 01:54, 14 February 2008 (UTC)
Thanks to all of you who have been helping with this. I had a feeling it could be saved. I just made a minor tweak with ref formatting and flip-flopped Refs/External Links per MOS. Travellingcari ( talk) 14:57, 19 February 2008 (UTC)
We all love Blake, all right? But he's not part of the group. He is the tour manager. He MANAGES. He doesn't sing. The name is Legacy FIVE for a reason: FIVE singers. If we were to give credits to every single person who works on the staff of every single group in the history of gospel music, just imagine how long that list would be! Let's leave the line-ups section to those who really are part of the line-ups: the tenor, the lead, the baritone, the bass and the piano player. That's all. -- LucasBitencourt ( talk) 18:02, 17 January 2020 (UTC)
A timeline is optional and six lead vocalists, two bases, a few keyboard players does not really need a timeline, a list of line-ups and anything else. Why in the world is wider better? When timelines were introduced for bands, 800 was considered the standard with.
And for the record, I'm planning to nominate the article for deletion, so feel free to rearrange the deck chairs. I likely will not revert again. Walter Görlitz ( talk) 00:37, 19 February 2021 (UTC)