A successful songwriter and singer, it was nearly impossible to turn on the radio in the late ’70s without hearing Lenny LeBlanc’s hit ballad, “Falling.” He was an integral part of the phenomenon that became known as Muscle Shoals Music.  Even though there were plenty of friends and other career distractions, he knew where he wanted the music to take him, and he possessed the drive to make it happen.

LeBlanc’s name appears on dozens of beloved songs of the church, including the Dove award-winning  “Above All,” which has been recorded by Michael W. Smith, Rebecca Saint James along with country artists Randy Travis and Richie McDonald of Lonestar and the classic “There Is None Like You.” His voice and his compositions are featured on dozens of various worship recordings.

He currently lives in Florence, Alabama with his wife Sherrie. Lenny continues to write Christian, pop and country songs, including hits like “Treat Her Right” for Sawyer Brown and “You First” with eight-time CMA, “Musician of the Year,” Mac McAnally. He still travels nationally and internationally as a Christian artist.

Lenny’s latest release, “Anthology,” is an acoustic collection of his most notable songs along with two new titles, “Unchained” and “Hope.” Also included are bonus tracks “You First” and a re-recorded version of his seventies pop hit “Falling”.