Don and Phil are two very gifted musicians and the foundation of the group. Each member has an incredible and unique story attached to his musical career. The experience acquired through the years makes them one of Dallas' premier bands. Because Phil is from a different parts of the country, it must be providence that brought him together with Don.

Don Morgan, (right) plays keyboards, foot bass pedals, left-handed bass, electronic drums, lead vocals, and fronts the band.
Don is a native of Dallas, and has performed professionally for 40+ years. He was born January 10, 1952 into a musical family. Because Elvis was born on the eighth of January, Don’s mother took that as a sign that he would be an entertainer too. So starting his career at the early age of seven impersonating Elvis, he entertained and sang at home parties, church gatherings, and big family reunions. Church and teen parties is where he got his feet wet in the entertainment business. In High School [Irving High 1966-1970], Don played sax in the school band and had his own rock-in-roll band as well. The band "Color Us Sleepy" played almost every school function when he was at Irving High.
At the age of 20, he traveled playing woodwind instruments with wannabe star bands.  At 22, he moved back to Dallas to start his own career. Adding keyboards and playing foot bass pedals to his playing abilities, he worked with such performers as Mary Shannon, Bill Locas, Concepts, Roy Head, Your Mine and Ours, The McBride Brothers and the most successful of these, The Harvest Band. Then came Texas’ first all keyboard band with Sally Towns, David Owen, and Rick Morgan, Don’s older brother. With the birth of Disco, the band split up and pursued other music venues.
Staying in Dallas, Don made his presence known throughout the Dallas Ft. Worth area. His group became the house band at places like The Sheraton Safari Club 3yrs, The Green Oaks Inn 1yr, The Stadium Club at Texas Stadium 4yrs, The Preston Cub Behind the Pink wall 7yrs, Cappuccino’s Restaurant and Club 3yrs, The Adriatic Restaurant and Club 1yr, Swan Court Restaurant and Club 12yrs, Cafe de France 7yrs, Eddie V's 4 yrs, and too many other clubs and restaurants to mention.
His new band Morgan’s Music has been working the circuit now for 25 years. Not only working the restaurant-club business at this time, Don has been working in the recording industry in Dallas and Ft. Worth for radio commercials and recording sessions. Such studios as Tempo Two Studio, Henderson’s Studio, McClain Studio’s, January Sound, Autumn Sounds, Kirkwood Studio’s, and his own studio Morgan’s Music.
Morgan (right) is the keyboardist. His function in the band is to play keyboards, bass pedals, electronic drums, lead vocals, and front the band.

Phil Rodgers, (left) plays' sax, percussion, and lead vocal for the band. Phil began playing Sax in the fourth grade. His first professional "gig" was at age 14 for a local wedding reception in his home state of Michigan. Having fun and meeting people while making money was all it took for Phil to be hooked on the music business.
He landed in Dallas 28 years ago after spending 3 years on the road with Mike Yager and Co. playing venues in Las Vegas and Lake Tahoe, including The Sahara Hotel opening for Pete Barbutti, The Dunes, The Mint, Silver Bird, The Harvey, Harrahs, The Fremont opening for Doug Kershaw and The Four Queens. It was also during this period that MYCO joined forces with Johnny Harras’ Elvis review and Phil became Johnny’s Bass singer, which took him on a National concert tour and eventually back to Vegas. Phil has performed throughout the U.S. including LA, San Francisco, Nashville, Phoenix, Miami and Chicago to name a few larger cities. He is also a registered BMI songwriter and had songs placed on the charts in several large college markets in 1987.
Once in Dallas, he spent the next 6 years playing private functions in the region as a regular player in several local groups including The Marc Jaco Band, which opened The 3rd Annual Dallas Jazz Fest at Starplex that featured Miles Davis and Spyro Gyra. He also worked with Carol Marks, Laurie Hollingsworth, The Night Beats with Chick and Charlie Ramirez, The Roof Raisers, The Johnny High Revue and many others, before joining Morgan's Music 12 years ago. Phil owns and operates Kirkwood Studio in Dallas, a corporate/industrial-recording studio with many industry awards to his credit. Some of his clients include Beauticontrol, The Dallas Opera, Westway Ford, and Toyota of Richardson, Volvo of Richardson and the DFW Acura Dealer Group. He has also had an extensive recording career playing on countless sessions for individual artists as well as commercial projects nationwide.