His father was a career navy man and the family moved around a bit until they finally settled in Long Beach, California.
[5] In addition to his uniqueness of being black in surf music, he was also a left-handed guitar player.
[7] They were formed in 1962 by Glover and fellow Long Beach Polytechnic High student Mercier who were teaching each other songs by The Ventures.
[13] By the time he was married and had moved to a ranch in a Riverside, he had left the music business.
[17] In 2019, Glover along with Bob Berryhill of The Surfaris, Bob Spickard of The Chantays and other surf musicians were selected to play at the benefit at The Coach House in San Juan Capistrano, California on Saturday May 25 to honor Dick Dale.
[18][19] Glover's solo debut was Standing in the Line of Fire was first released in 1997 had a folk roots style to it.
[22] Along with James Intveld and Chris Gaffney, Glover was headlining at the Crazy Horse Steak House on Tuesday nights starting from mid-May.