Raymond Klok
Dan Harmon
Rick Hendry comes from a musical family. His Mother is a classical pianist, organist and choir director. His Dad was a big band musician who played the USO shows with Bob Hope during the war and played with the likes of the Sauter-Finnegan Orchestra and Tommy Dorsey.
Rick started playing the guitar at the age of 9. It was The Beatles when they played on Ed Sullivan and The British Invasion that influenced him to play the guitar; but growing up in St. Louis it was only a matter of time until he discovered the blues. His influences include greats such as Albert King, BB King, Buddy Guy among many many rock guitarists of the great classic rock bands of the late 60's and early to mid-70's and 80's.
He has played in different bands all across the US, Germany, Holland and Belgium and in different venues-from small and intimate to gigantic open air festivals and indoor festival halls. He has been in bands that were fronted by era stars Wolfman Jack and Walter Scott. Rick also teaches guitar at Springfield Music.
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Dan Harmon picked up his first guitar at the age of 13. He had very little opportunity for formal training so he is almost completely self-taught. He has been involved in the music industry for over 25 years and during that time, he has been involved with several bands, and has also spent extensive time behind a mixing board. Besides being a musician, he is very knowledgeable about guitars and guitar history. Dan has personally owned over 200 guitars.
After a 3 year break, his wife encouraged him to return to playing music.
Rick Hendry
Tony Jackson
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Tony is a singer, musician and songwriter who started his musical career at an early age, singing his first solo in a church at age 5. Singing and playing bass guitar, he traveled with his parents in a southern gospel group throughout his high school years, as well as competing statewide and nationally through his school. At the end of high school, he received a college scholarship for music in Missouri and then went on to the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. While there, Tony recorded and released a song for the American Cancer Society through Kare Bear Records, and performed it live on the American Cancer Society Telethon on ABC. While living in Nashville, he was the feature artist and performed a showcase on the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, TN. Additionally, the song titled “Still Under The Weather”, written by Skip Ewing, was released to him by Acuff Rose Records. This song was previously recorded by Shania Twain on her debut album in 1993. He arranged and recorded this song as well in Nashville, Tn.
Tony later wrote, recorded, and produced a CD with the single titled “For The Love Of A Child”, which features him on lead vocal, backup vocals, bass guitar, and harmonicas. This project was featured in the South Bend Tribune in Indiana, The San Francisco Chronicle in California, Fox28 News in the morning, and B100 radio in South Bend, IN. CD's were sold in the states of California, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee and Ohio, to name a few, as well as Australia and Scotland. Tony has also been involved with several studio recording projects for various artists.
Tony is still actively writing songs and music, writing the lyics and music for all the tracks on their latest CD, "Live The Journey".
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About Mason Dixon
Raymond started playing drums at a young age and has been a serious active musician since he was 18 years old. He has been performing since. Raymond was born and raised in the north of the Netherlands, where he grew up in a little town. He moved to the USA in 2006. Through the years Raymond has performed for several bands like: Dan Conklin and the Regulators, Jason Kinney Band, Don Collins and Firecreek, Chase Robinson and with DeetoxX, Strange and A.S.N.Y. back in the Netherlands, and has made several recordings.
Part of Raymond’s Musical Accomplishments are: Opening up for Gary Allan (2007), Luke Bryan (2011), Cody Johnson (2015), Cole Porter (2016), Reckless Kelly (2016), Whitey Morgan and the 78's (2017) and Cody Canada and the Departed (2017) (formally known as Cross Canadian Ragweed). Back in the Netherlands Raymond performed with Dutch recording artist Krijn Jacob Dijkstra. Raymond’s musical influences come mainly from Classic Rock, Folk and Classic/Outlaw Country.