During the lockdown following the coronavirus pandemic, the brothers honed their skills and broadened their repertoire, practising on their Facebook live audience. This led to bookings from various clubs in the district – and due to their popularity, people began asking for a CD.They recorded their debut album with Tamworth-based singing chef and sound engineer Rob Breese at his Beaten Tracks Studio just outside the Country Music Capital. They laid down 15 songs, two originals and 13 covers. Good Times Will Come Again was penned by Geoff when he was 16, and it’s still relevant today.The words of the beautiful ballad, You’re Still Just 22, were sent to Lach by legendary bushman Kelly Dixon, which Lach put to music. Intended as a tribute to his wife of more than 40 years, Marion had no knowledge of the song and Kelly had not heard the melody Lach wove around his words. Facebook here.

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