Michael Granger
Keyboards, Vocals
Beginning with piano lessons at the age of 8, Michael studied classical music at the Peabody Institute in Baltimore. He’s played in a number of bands since then and also serves as a church organist and pianist. His diverse taste in music ranges from Bach and Beethoven to Elton John and Billy Joel.
Darrell Legg
Bass, Vocals
Darrell grew up in a musical home, his mother, a life long church pianist and his dad, a bass vocalist and harmonicist, in a quartet. One could say music was ingrained in him from birth. Darrell was inspired to learn an instrument after hearing a local band called The Southlanders. He picked up a bass guitar and has been enjoying every moment since with bands and friends. Darrell has been influenced by Little Feat, Skynyrd and The Who.
Ed McGee
Guitar, Vocals
A New Hampshire native, Ed McGee was the singer-songwriter and rhythm guitarist for nine years with the Ohio-based jam band Ekoostik Hookah, whose national touring act shared the stage with the likes of Willie Nelson, Arlo Guthrie, Bob Weir, Dickey Betts, Keller Williams, Robert Randolph, The Wailers, and Bruce Hornsby. Ed relocated to Florida in 2025 and is also a solo artist performing at venues on The Space Coast.
Gordo Woelper
Drums, Vocals
It all started for Gordo in 1964 with taking guitar lessons after seeing the Beatles on The Ed Sullivan Show. He later switched to drums and has been playing and singing in bands off and on since that same year until present day. Gordo is the drummer and singer in a studio cover band called 45 RPM which formed during COVID and still records and releases cover songs on the band's YouTube channel. His eclectic musical tastes run from Motown to Zeppelin to Jackson Browne and Little Feat.
