Troy Duffy

Because, you know, we have some other siblings and we're the three oldest of seven kids.

And, you know, it's just one of those things that once we did a gig, basically we got another gig every time we did a gig.

Right.

And so then we, you know, pretty quickly it was like, wow, people like this.

And you start to get your chest puffed up because you look at, you know, musicians that you admire.

And then at some point I remember thinking, okay...

I'm a huge fan of Michael Jackson and, you know, the Beach Boys and Elvis and stuff, but we can do this.

Like, we're as good – I mean, you don't think you're Elvis or whatever, but you're like, we can do this.

So then you start to get real serious about it, and we began making, you know, recordings.

I remember after we did a show and we got a standing ovation, and I remember –

Let's just be honest.

For the first couple of years, Zach was being dragged along for the first couple of years.

He was kind of like, if you play this gig, you'll get a new G.I.

Joe.

But he could harmonize.

That's what's amazing.

And it was sort of like just one of those, it's either there or it's not.

And then you try and you kind of work on the craft.

But we made three, we actually made three sort of indie records, two of which were like fully printed and like artwork that we sold.

The others were dubbed.