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They’ve shared stages with Neil Young, Janis Joplin and The Grateful Dead, dined with the Queen, entertained Prime Ministers and Presidents. More importantly, they’ve thrilled hundreds of thousands of regular music fans in the honky-tonks and concert halls of North America and Europe over the past three decades.
They've completed a dozen albums, toured Europe 21 times, and claimed top country band honors at the Junos eight years in a row between 1976 and 1983.
Their first release on Solid Gold Records was "The Good Brothers Live". The album quickly went gold and cemented the group’s reputation as the premier Canadian country band of the day. Following up on the success of their live album, they released "Person to Person" with Solid Gold.
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