Lee Brothers Glen

Richard began living by himself when he was fourteen, was a father at seventeen, and went on to finish high-school and eventually college. He played in The Blak Majik Band at seventeen, but gave it up to raise kids. His children in college now allows him the freedom to share his song collection and charisma with the world while pursuing long-held musical aspirations. He has been deeply influenced by southern-rock, southern-gospel, traditional country and easy listening. His influences include artists like James Taylor, John Denver, Jimmy Buffet, Earl Scruggs, Hank Sr., Johnny Cash, and Bob Dylan. Albert has played guitar since his Western Carolina college days in the 1970's where he was pleased to play in a praise band with Phil Ruff of Mamma Said. He plays multiple types of music and is greatful to have studied under Gene Wyatt of Spartanburg, SC and gets together with Billy Cox of the I-95 band out of Florida whenever possible. Albert has explored his songwriting skills and looks to continue to write and co-write with Richard. Richard and Albert are both professionals who happen to love music. Albert is a human resource manager in a manufacturing plant, and Richard is a dietary manager in a hospital . Through music, they both get to do something they both love and hopefully will help others along the way.