Spencer and Sterling Saul are eleven-year old twins from Arkansas. They started playing their respective instruments about three years ago. Spencer and Sterling enjoy traveling to different places and sharing their love of music with others. The boys love entertaining and competing in talent shows. Country Music is their specialty. They have about twenty songs in their repertoire and wrote their first song in the summer of 2006.
The boys both took lessons from Troy Cook, Jr. Troy, who is an award-winning country music artist himself, has done an amazing job of developing the boys' musical talent. Troy recently moved to the Nashville area to pursue his music career. He is still an integral part of the boys’ music even though he is no longer in Arkansas.
Currently, Sterling is taking lessons from Jeff Swaim and Dave Meade. Spencer is under the tuteledge of Rocco Blake, formerly of the “Pages,” as well as, the Joe Cocker touring band. The boys enjoy learning new things from their respective teachers. Presently, most of their instruction is more rock based. The boys are having fun implementing the rock influence into some of their music to give their music a sound of its own.
August 2006 The boys win the AQHYA youth world talent show in Fort Worth, Texas. They performed a version of John Michael Montgomery’s “Sold.” They re-worded the song to make it about a horse. [Click here to read the article on aqha.com]
CD’s of this song are available for sale.
July 2006 Spencer and Sterling make the finals in the Loretta Lynn talent show. The age division is 17 & under. They performed “Stars ‘n Stripes” by Aaron Tippin, as well as "Sweet Home Alabama" by Lynyrd Skynyrd. The finals are August 26th, 2006.
July 2006 Spencer and Sterling are asked to perform at Johnnie High’s again on his Incredible Kids Show.
June 2006 Spencer and Sterling are the opening act for Jamey Johnson at Steamboat Days in Arkansas.
May 2006 The boys are asked to play at Riverfest in Little Rock, Arkansas. Madison Hart of Ward, Arkansas joins Sterling in several duets.
April 2006 The boys pass auditions at Johnnie High’s Country Music Revue and are invited to perform on his new faces show.
August 2005 The boys won the potpourri division of the AQHYA world show talent competition. They were second overall out of eighteen entries ages 18 & under. They performed “We’re From The Country” by Tracy Byrd.
April 2005 Spencer and Sterling win the very first talent competition they enter. It was the Dream Angel Talent Competition. They performed “Heartland” by George Strait.
