The Treniers were an American jump blues and early rock and roll group, known for their boisterous performances and flamboyant style. Formed in the late 1940s by twin brothers Cliff and Claude Trenier, the group became pioneers of the energetic sound that would pave the way for rock and roll. With their lineup often including additional family members and various instrumentalists over the years, The Treniers brought a unique blend of rhythm & blues, jazz, and swing music, infused with a lively stage presence that made their live performances unforgettable.

Over their decades-long career, The Treniers released a series of albums and singles that captured the essence of their dynamic sound. Titles such as "Rocking, Rolling, Swinging" and "They Rock! They Roll! They Swing!" articulate the group’s ethos and energy, influencing a generation of musicians and fans alike. Their ability to blend genres and create a party atmosphere wherever they played earned them a significant place in the annals of American music history. Albums like "The Essential Treniers - The Okeh Years" serve as a testament to their lasting impact on the music industry, showcasing the diverse range of their musical output from their heyday in the 1950s and beyond. The Treniers' legacy is one of joyous abandon and musical innovation, embodying the spirit of rock and roll at its inception.

Genres

Jump Blues

Rhythm And Blues

Latest Release

Rocking, Rolling, Swinging

The Treniers

Album - 10 Tracks - Released June 16, 2023