Within a month Lawson had formed "Doyle Lawson and Foxfire", with Jimmy Haley on guitar, Lou Reid on bass, and Terry Baucom on banjo. The band name was soon changed to "Doyle Lawson and Quicksilver". In 1981, through Sugar Hill Records, Lawson with this lineup released the critically acclaimed "Rock My Soul", an album that would become a landmark bluegrass gospel project. With a new bassist, Randy Graham, the band recorded a second gospel album, "Heavenly Treasures", also on Sugar Hill.