The Zentner Brothers Band

The Zentner Brothers were a rock band that came into being from one mother and father in the early seventies. They played to the end of the decade in the original configuration of the five oldest brothers. They wrote their own music and went on an unscheduled tour for two and a half years across the United States. This is the music that survived. Some are live amateur recordings in clubs and some were recorded in the studio.

Breen- Lead vocals, Guitar, Sax, Flute, keyboards.
Michael-Lead Guitar, Fiddle, Keyboards, vocals, and Recorder,
Pat-Lead vocals, congas and percussion,
Chris-Bass,vocals,
Samuel-Drums,vocals,

~ ORIGINAL MUSIC ~

Jazz Rock	Rock	Country We recorded these country songs for a Hobo Documentry	Classic
Eyes Breen sings and wrote the lyrics	Give Samuel wrote the song and Breen sang it.	There is a Road This was the title track for the documentry	Classic Mike Mike wrote and played the lead melody line
Looking for Action Breen sings and wrote the lyrics	Good Book Original song we wrote and this version was live at the Boulder Creek Theater in '77	Box Cars & Railroads Samuel wrote and sang this one	The Edgewater Capitola CA. Photo taken in Old Tucon AZ
A "Z" jam We just played this one in the studio while we took levels.	It's All Right Breen sings and wrote the lyrics	Hobo John Breen sang this one
Life is an Alley We wrote and recorded this while we waited for a sound check in the studio. It was the only time it was ever played.	No reason to Complain Breen wrote and sang the lyrics, Mike wrote the music.	Breen Blows the Harp Breen shows his Harmonica skills
Time is Like a River This song was written by Chris and he did the lead vocal.	Junky Woman Pat sings and wrote the lyrics.	Westbound 503 Breen wrote this and sang the lead vocals	Holton KS. 1975
Original Z Man Poster circa1974	That Other Man Pat wrote the lyrics and sang the lead.	California St. Santa Cruz CA, circa 1972
	Face of Things to Come Mike wrote the song and Pat sang the lyrics.
	California St. Santa Cruz CA