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Crystal River Boys
The Crystal River Boys formed in 1964 in Missouri, with brothers Larry and Ron Hurst, their cousin Bobby Hurst, and friends Dave and Jerry Barnes. Their sound...
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The Crystal River Boys formed in 1964 in Missouri, with brothers Larry and Ron Hurst, their cousin Bobby Hurst, and friends Dave and Jerry Barnes. Their sound drew from traditional country and gospel, built around vocal harmonies.
In 1969, they had their breakthrough with "Rainbow of Love," a song that became their signature track. They followed it with other singles like "I Know a Woman," "For Loving You," and "When It Rains."
They recorded over twenty albums and received some Country Music Association recognition.
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