Mom Speer, Dad Speer, Pearl Calborn, Logan Claborn-1921

Dad & Mom Speer

Mom, Brock, Rosa Nell, Dad, Mary Tom

Rosa Nell, Mom, Mary Tom, Dad, Brock, Ben

Brock, Dad, Mom, Rosa Nell, Mary Tom, Ben

Mary Tom, Rosa Nell, Brock, Ben, Mom, Dad

Mom, Mary Tom, Rosa Nell, Brock, Ben, Dad

The family while Brock was in the Army

Recording at WLAC studio in Nashville

With Joyce Black West

With Ginger Smith Laxson

Harold Lane was hired when Dad Speer had to stop traveling. He stayed for 22 years.

With Jeanne and Bob Johnson and Linda Robinson Scholar

Sue Chenault Dodge came to sing when Linda departed.

Jeanne & Bob Johnson, Steve Speer, Suzan Speer, Harold Lane, Marc Speer, Sue Chenault Dodge, Brock & Ben

Brian Speer, Mike Guthrey, Steve Speer, Brock, Harold Lane, Darin Speer, Ben Speer, Dianne Hooper Mays, Vickie Clayton Harvell

With Faye Speer

Recording live early-morning TV

Rosa Nell, Harold Lane, Mary Tom, Brock, Faye, Ben

Singing at the Ryman auditorium. JD Sumner is playing guitar on the left.

At Dad & Mom's house in Nashville

Recording at Dad & Mom's house in Nashville

With Charles Yates

Singing at the National Quartet Convention

Third generation Speers

Brock Speer

Brian Speer, Brock, Dianne & John Mays, Ben, Harold Lane, Darin Speer

With Dave Clark and Kathi Watson

Ben, Brock, Rosa Nell, Mary Tom

Before purchasing a bus, the group traveled in a Buick. The carried, sound equipment, merchandise to sell, and luggage

Jerry Redd, Ann Sanders Downing, Faye and Brock

With Wally Fowler at his All Night singing

After Dad Speer's death, Mom traveled until her passing

Listening to a playback at RCA studios in Nashville

Live on stage

A big ending! Ginger Smith Laxson is on piano

The Speers and Oak Ridge Boys collided while driving to an engagement. No one was hurt

Brock & Ben sang on two songs with Elvis Presley

The Oak Ridge Boys would parody some of the groups in their Go Out To The Program. Dad Speer joins them

The ad in the 1966 National Quartet Convention program book.

The four siblings

The Speers celebrated their 70th anniversary with special t-shirts

Dad Speer with his brother Sam

The Speer's first bus, a GMC Silversides

Wally Spellngs, left, was the first professional driver to work for the Speers.