The Williams Brothers
The Williams Brothers were an American pop-rock duo formed by twin brothers
Andrew and David Williams, nephews of entertainer Andy Williams. After beginning
their recording career in the late 1980s, they released their debut album, Two
Stories (1987), followed by the self-titled The Williams Brothers (1991). Their
international breakthrough came in 1992 with "Can't Cry Hard Enough", an
emotional ballad that became an adult contemporary radio staple and their
signature song, later appearing on the soundtrack of the 1993 film Free Willy
and being widely covered by other artists. T...
