Kim Carson - lead vocals/songwriting/guitar/harmonica Born in Ardmore, Oklahoma, and raised in Canyon, Texas (near Amarillo). Kim began playing piano at age 7 and took up the Oboe at age 12. She realized that Buck Owens never once used an Oboe in any of his songs and switched to guitar about 10 years ago. Kim returns to Texas from New Orleans, Louisiana where she's been named Best Country Artist for 2004 by Offbeat Magazine's readers. This marks Kim's 8th win in the category! Her Live At Tipitina's CD also won Best Country Album for 2004.
Visually and sonically, the boys are styled kind of Retro, Rock-a-Billy & Honky Tonk, giving Kim’s songs a high energy "Tonkabilly" sound. Kim’s vocal harmonies give Adam’s tough as nails voice a bit of a Buck Owens flavor. All four members are huge fans of Dale Watson, Merle Haggard, Buck Owens, Ray Price and Hank Williams.
	Adam Burchfield - lead guitar/lead vocals/songwriting Born in Chattanooga, Tennessee in 1975, Adam grew up in Houston and began playing music when he was 14 years old. A professional musician since age 19, his influences are Roy Buchanan, Danny Gatton, Albert Collins and other Telecaster players. Adam says “It’s all about the Tele.” Adam is known around Houston and south Texas as THE hot, young guitar dude. He's played with his own band the Octanes, also Dave Nevling & the Blues Kats, and Snit's Dog and Pony Show.
Adams songs and style have been compared to "... a Dwight Yoakam sound." His song Cryin' Towel has been called "... Tom Petty meets Buddy Holly".
	Ryan Donohue - upright bass
	J.D. DiTullio - drums Born in Shreveport, Louisiana, he grew up near Atlanta, Georgia. J.D. went to the same high school as Travis Tritt (but Travis was older). Since he was 12 years old, he's played in his schools symphonic and marching bands and also a seperate drum corps. J.D. played with Sisters Morales, Davin James, Hadden Sayers and Jumpin' Johnny Sansone.