Raybon Brothers

The Raybon Bros. were a country music duo consisting of Marty Raybon ( born December 8, 1959 in Greenville, Alabama) and Tim Raybon ( born May 11, 1963 in Jacksonville, Florida).

In the 1970s, the brothers Marty, Rick and Tim Raybon had performed alongside her father. Marty managed as a single family a musical career: he was lead singer for the country rock band Shenandoah.

Marty Raybon in 1997 left the group and took with his brother Tim, who at this time worked in Nashville as a session musician, the single Butterfly Kisses on. Within weeks, more than 500,000 copies were sold. An album was immediately produced, Raybon Bros., which was also successful and critically received good reviews.

Marty Raybon in 2002 recorded the album Full Circle, in which his brother Tim participated as a singer.

Albums

• American band
• Country Band
• Duo (Music)