Artist description Glenn DeLaune is a solo artist and played all of the instruments on these recordings himself except for the flute in "The Ocean Song" and the organ ride in "Shades of Smooth" both played by Robert Burton. The music has bass, drums, synthisizers/keyboards with guitar melodies played on acoustic and electric guitars.

Music Style Jazz, Christian, Pop/Rock, Christmas

Musical Influences Russ Freeman, Larry Carlton, Norman Brown, George Benson, Earl Klugh, Jimmy Page, Alex Lifeson, Robert Plant, Steve Walsh, Jon Anderson, Neil Peart, Joe Satriani, Vince Gill, Chet Atkins

Similar Artists Larry Carlton, Russ Freeman

Artist History I am a singer/songwriter/instrumentalist. I started singing and playing guitar at the age of five, learning all that my grandfather, Lester J. Lalonde, would teach me. I played trumpet in band starting at the fifth grade and all through high school. After graduating from high school I went on the road palying all different types of music from country, rock, cajun, alternative. In 1998 I recorded and released a contemporary Christian CD and at the end of 1999 I recorded and released a second CD (also contemporary Christian). In 2000 I wrote & recorded "Shades Of Smooth" and "Down Home Christmas". Shades of Smooth is a smooth jazz CD with 11 cuts of fine guitar smooth jazz. Down Home Christmas has 8 cuts of both original and classical Christmas Music. All of these CD's are available from MP3.com 100% Guaranteed Safe Store. I am also a full time member of the band LouisianRed. ***See louisianared.com***

Group Members Glenn is a solo artist!

Instruments Guitars, Bass, Drums, Keyboards/Synthisizers, Percussion

Albums Shades of Smooth, Your Love Has Lifted Me, Calling All Hearts, Down Home Christmas

Location Lafayette, LA - USA

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