Brandon Henson - originally from Central Illinois, near Peoria. He moved to southwest Missouri to attend Missouri State University. While there, he began playing the upright bass and quickly started playing with the area's top jazz musicians. Brandon now lives in Branson and plays at the White House Theatre. He has also played with Les Brown's Band of Renown and has a busy schedule of playing in various clubs in Branson. Brandon uses Modulus and Jacob Erich basses. He uses D'Addarrio stings and Genz Benz enclosures. He also is proud to use Boss Electronics.

C. Grant Maledy - grew up in Salem, MO. After spending 7 years at MSU in Springfield, MO, Grant was allowed to graduate so long as he promised to never tell anyone he had studied with the professors on his senior recital hearing. He has performed with a slew of 417 bands, most notably The Amazing Joe Czezna, Moore-Healey, This Rocket House, The Arkamo Rangers, Jah Roots, and now performs woodwind duties with Greene Coast. Grant can be reached at his website or by email.  Grant uses Selmer Saxophones, M-Audio and Roland Keys, Apple computers and Boss digital effects

John Paul Chapman – originally from Fair Grove, MO, he attended (S)MSU completed  a music composition degree before leaving town with The Ham & Cheese Underground.  He procreated, returned to Missouri, and writes, arranges, teaches,  and exchanges oxygen.  His previous project Fair Weather Foe became defunct in 2007. He uses Taylor & Fender guitars, Elixir strings and Boss Electronics.  JP plays Taylor Acoustic Guitars, Elixir Strings and Boss digital effects

Dalton Wilson - always from Springfield, MO and currently attending (S)MSU, he is working on any degree that would help him to graduate a bit sooner. Formally of local bands MR8 and This Rocket House, he has played in many university ensembles and Jazz gigs around the area. Dalton uses Boss DB90 Metronomes, Yamaha and Ddrum Drums, Zildjian Cymbals, Vater Sticks, Meinl Cajons, Various LP Percussion Accessories and ACME Whistles.