About

Loretta “Lottie” Brenner has been singing and playing guitar since she was a little kid. She lovessinging songs from all eras and genres, and sharing original arrangements and harmonies. Folk, country, pop, blues, standards, Americana, kids’ music, and originals, she sings and plays them all! 

She’s been a member of several bands including Two’s Trouble, The Mud Pie Divas, Poodle deVille,and has performed solo as well. Lottie has written an album of original kids’ songs, and her band is available for children’s concerts. She encourages audiences to sing and dance along to the band’s eclectic catalog of songs.

Jeni is pretty sure she was singing harmony when she came out of the womb! It's always been her passion. Her family enjoyed singing together, and before she was two years old, she was dragging the Fireside Song Book out every evening after dinner, insisting on a sing-along.  She joined her Dad at church choir practices by the time she was six, started piano lessons when she was eight, and joined the school orchestra, learning to play the violin, in the fourth grade.  

From then on, Jeni has sung in choirs and at weddings, played in orchestras, and performed with other musicians throughout her life. She met Lottie Brenner in the Summer of 1998, and they have been "Harmony Sisters" ever since, singing, playing, writing songs, and performing music together off and on since then.  

Randy enjoys playing bass, guitar, and drums with BlueBird Moon.   It’s so fun to play with Lottie and Jeni and work on harmonies, fun arrangements, originals and covers. 

He started a long time ago playing in church, and then throughout the years in Portland playing Americana and Irish music with the Gansberg Brothers.   He publishes original music, recorded at home, as well as concert and band videos on his Youtube page – TunesToPeace Records. 

He also enjoys playing guitar with the Sweet Vega band in Corvallis, acoustic guitar duos with TGFC, and of course the continuing occasional rousing Irish gig with Stone Porridge.  And he enjoys singing bass with Hazelwood Ensemble.