Wade Owens
Rotating Lead Guitar - Banjo - Steel Guitar - Vocals
His fresh energy, exceptional playing skills, and interaction with the audience, make Wade a treat to watch. The ability to play lead guitar and switch to steel guitar, makes him a true musical virtuoso. He has played with many of Cincinnati's top bands over the years
Dr. Dan Meakin
Lead Vocals - Guitar
Dr. Dan's portion of the fees and tips generated by the Band funds the non-profit animal shelter Friends of Noah, Inc. (www.friendsofnoah.org), where they spay, neuter, and adopt-out stray animals.
Kevin Black
Bass
It started 36 years ago for me. I would sit in front of the stereo and
watch what ever label was on the turntable and think how cool it would be to play music. Well after 36 years I can honestly say that it has been a wild ride, depending on the style of music you're playing. I've done a lot of styles, from doo wop to country to heavy metal. Must say I prefer the classic rock. My idols, my inspirations, my favorites are Tom Hamilton (Aerosmith), Mel Schacher (Grand Funk), and Gene Simmons (Kiss). My favorite musical moment? Every time I get on stage and hear the applause from the audience. What a rush!!!
ROB (DRUMS - VOCALS)
Rob credits his family, especially his 3 older brothers, for priming him to become a musician due to all the albums they brought home over the years. Excluding air drums, he started playing a real drum set his Freshman year in high school. Since then, he has been in 3 major gigging bands, been on the 97X radio station, Wright State University Radio, played all over the Tri-State area, and in the Manhattan, New York area. Rob is a veteran, deployed 4 times. HE IS READY TO ROCK 4 U!!!
Scotty Anderson
Rotating Guitar, Guitar, Guitar
Cincinnati's best guitarist, Scotty Anderson, frequently plays lead guitar for us and does he ever! Scotty has won numerous guitar player competitions for jazz and country, hailed by Guitar One magazine as one of America's 10 Best Unknown Guitarists, Anderson has recorded three CDs to date, two of which are available through J Curve Records and from www.scottyandersonguitar.com. In addition to recording, Scotty worked for a music products manufacturer throughout the 1980s and '90s, performing at NAMM shows and clinics across the country. His concert performances have included playing for the Chet Atkins Appreciation Society in Paris, the Massachusetts Folk Festival in Boston, and opening up for the Doobie Brothers.