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Born in Akron, Tod began his music career as a teen in the fertile Northeast Ohio clubs of the late seventies through the mid-eighties as both a drummer and singer, performing Arena Rock, New Wave, and Country Rock. Tod then spent from eighty-six to ninety-nine as a singer/songwriter in Nashville, Tennessee. Since moving to Vermont in 1999, Tod has been bringing his own unique brand of Post-Modern Blues and Alt-Country to the Vermont and New Hampshire music scene as the front man for the Vermont-based bands Fujita 5 and Ya Know? THAT BAND, as well as years of playing solo acoustic shows, and a long stint as drummer and background vocalist for Vermont’s own The Gully Boys. Tod’s musical influences include The Beatles, John Hyatt, John Mayer, Billy Joel, Ben Harper, B.B. King and Eric Clapton.

"Fast Eddie" was born in New Orleans and spent much of his childhood on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, eating crawdads and absorbing the Black spirituals emanating from the neighborhood churches and delta blues on the radio. His  main influences are John Lee Hooker, Muddy Waters and the great funk rhythm players Eddie Hazel (Funkadelic), Nile Rodgers (Chic), and Prince. For many years he could be found at blues and improv jams around Vermont and played with the blues/rock/funk groups Black Cat Moan and Dangerous Mood.

Formerly with the popular local band Swamp Frog, Garry is involved in a few projects and has played with a few people you may have heard of; Waylon Jennings and his brother Tommy, Reba MacIntire, Patty Loveless, Earl Thomas Conley and Willie Nelson