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All of the band members play several instruments and bring their own musical history and influences to the group. The result is a mixture of musical styles that ranges from traditional fiddle tunes and bluegrass to classic country and folk. Blues Dobro, reels on harmonica, bluegrass mandolin and vintage guitar twang with clean vocals and lots of acoustic attitude !
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Peter McGuire - harmonica, bass. Due a significant back injury Peter got to spend the better part of a year staring at the ceiling and figuring out fiddle tunes on the harmonica. He is also a fine fingerstyle guitarist and doubles on bass.
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Andrea Monro - vocals, guitar, banjo. In addittion to her busy singer/songwriter incarnation Andrea also found the time to learn the banjo. In fact, she picked it up quicker than most folks put it down! She also adds guitar and vocals very nicely.
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Caroline Clarke - mandolin, vocals . Another victim of the " If I learn mandolin first, fiddle will be easy!" scenario. She plays very little fiddle but rips out bluegrass and fiddle tunes on the mandolin and picks up the guitar for a few tunes as well.
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Sean Murray - electric bass, vocals, acoustic guitar. Has been playing in bands since he was real small and the only instruments he doesn't play are the ones he hasn't met. Harp, bass, guitar, ukelele or whatever, Sean misses a note about once every 3 years or so.
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John Clarke - dobro, acoustic guitar. By far the best looking of the band John takes a less taste, more filling approach to bluegrass (and food) and generally regards vocals as something invented to place dobro fills around. More dobro! He also picks a bit of guitar on the fiddle numbers.
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