The first recording that the Sprague Brothers® released was “Real Gone Rock’n’roll” on cassette and vinyl EP. It featured all cover songs arranged by Frank. 1990

In that same year the SB’s recorded a 45 at Nesman studios, Wichita Falls, which had “Blue Moon Of Kentucky” on side A, backed with “Wishing” on side B.

1990 continued with the 1^st full length LP recorded live at their favorite venue in Wichita Falls. It was at a jazz club owned by World War 2 fighter pilot Frank Goff, appropriately called “Frank's Place.” The SB’s first album was named “Live at Frank's Place” & featured all cover songs. Vinyl only.

The next couple of years were spent mostly touring, but time was made for another LP release; “Surfing the Air Waves” featuring original and cover surf instros. DAT only. There were also 2 videos released which gained a lot of airplay including MTV. 1992

1993 “Live in the Van with the Sprague Brothers” ® was a cassette only full length LP featuring such classics as “the Light Bulb song” & “Mexcellent”

The next couple of years were spent touring and Frank devoted time to his Classical composing. His first string quartet was performed and received high critical acclaim.

There were several studios used to record the first hightone album “Let the Chicks Fall Where They May” recorded in ’96 -’98 and finally released in 1999 CD & vinyl.

After more touring, including their 1^st nationwide television appearance, the SB’s recorded and released their 2^nd hightone album “Forever and a Day” named after Franks original Mersybeat song. CD only. 2000

Then in 2001 the SB’s recorded their 3^rd LP for hightone, aptly named “Three”, which was not released until the SB’s returned from their first tour of Japan, & wound up being put out on the EssBee label, due to hightones lack of interest in rock’n’roll.

In 2002 the Sprague Bros ® carried on with their next EssBee LP “Rockabilly”. Covers and originals, CD only.

Continuing with their onslaught of releases on the EssBee label, “Covers” was released in 2002 as well. All cover songs. CD only.

2003 “Instrumental Party” released on the EssBee label. CD only. All instros, covers & originals.

2004 “The Savage Sprague Brothers” early recordings from the vault. This was their first on Wichita Falls Records. CD only. It features 9 new originals and 3 cover songs all done in the West Texas style that the SB’s are famous for! Heavily inspired by Buddy Holley, the Bobby Fuller Four, etc.

2007 Best of the EssBee CD's Volume 2!