Charles Brown and Lloyd Glenn were prominent figures in the post-war blues scene, noted for their contributions to the West Coast blues style. Brown, a singer and pianist, was known for his smooth, soulful vocals and delicate keyboard work, while Glenn, a pianist and arranger, provided the sophisticated blues and boogie-woogie accompaniments. Their collaborations, such as "Driftin' Blues" and "Merry Christmas Baby", are considered seminal works in the blues genre. Their music had a significant impact on the development of rhythm and blues and laid the groundwork for early rock and roll.