Jack Blanchard

The united states duo of songwriter/saxophonist/keyboardist Jack Blanchard and his wife, keyboardist Misty Morgan, placed 15 singles on the united states charts between 1969 and 1975. Both were delivered (3 years aside) in the same medical center in Buffalo, NY, and both transferred to Ohio during youth, but met in the membership circuit in Hollywood, FL, where Morgan proved helpful being a pianist and vocalist while Blanchard was executing being a pianist and comedian. These were shortly married, but didn’t team up skillfully for five years. In 1969, they produced their saving debut as a group — Blanchard acquired begun a single profession in 1959 — with the very best 60 one “Big Black Parrot.” Another season they released “Tennesee Parrot Walk,” and it not merely reached the very best of the united states graphs, but also crossed over and do respectably well in the pop graphs. Following the achievement of “Humphrey the Camel,” which also crossed to the pop graphs, the duo acquired a high 30 strike with “YOU HAVE Your Issues (I’ve Got Mine).” Blanchard and Morgan transferred to Mega in 1971 and have scored such strikes as “THERE HAS TO BE More alive (Than AGEING)” and “The Legendary Poultry Fairy.” In 1973, both transferred to Epic and acquired their last main hit, “JUST ONE SINGLE More Tune,” before shifting to following record businesses. The duo ultimately decided to get it done themselves, and, in the brand new millennium, enjoyed achievement in the Indie Globe Country graphs as singles using their self-released Back again from the Deceased album hit number 1.