The Morgan Brothers

American vocal quartet of four of the brothers of singer Jaye P. Morgan. Composed of Charlie Morgan, Bobby Morgan, Dick Morgan and Duke Morgan, the quartet was formed in the mid-1950s and disbanded in the early 1960s. They recorded 45's and sang with sister Jaye P. Morgan on numerous TV shows, including 'The Jaye P. Morgan Show' in 1956. They also toured America, touring in top concert venues in the U.S. from 1957-59. The family was from Mancos, Colorado and began as 'The Morgan Family', which also including their brother John Morgan. Each of the family members had also earlier played and/or sang in groups with Hank Penny. The Morgan Brothers became a trio in 1958 when Bob left for family obligations. Their biggest hit song was "Nola", which charted at #50 in Billboard in March of 1959.