A multi-instrumentalist from St. James, Minn., Becky Buller now resides in the Nashville, Tenn.-area. She holds a degree in communication from East Tennessee State University in Johnson City, where she was involved in the Bluegrass and Country Music Program. In 2000, she released "Rest My Weary Feet," a self-produced solo release for SRS Records. Becky was awarded first place in the bluegrass division of the 2001 Chris Austin Songwriting Contest at MerleFest in Wilksboro, N.C. Becky's songs have also been recorded by Rhonda Vincent; Doyle Lawson and Quicksilver; Mark Newton; David Parmley and Continental Divide; the Kenny and Amanda Smith Band; and, most recently, IIIrd Tyme Out. Her second album, "Little Bird," was release in October 2004 and is available fromBell Buckle Records. She proudly endorses D'Addario Strings and Nechville Banjos.

Bobby Davis paid dearly for his first bass; in order to the raise the necessary money, he had to sell off his 4-H project that year--a pair of Brown Swiss dairy cows! This Wheatfield, Ind., native actually got his start on the mandolin and fiddle. He is a former member of Peter Nye & The Chicago Bluegrass Band and Audie Blaylock and Redline. Bobby and his bass are featured on the "Stelling Banjo Anthology" as well as "Grave Run," the new record from Patrick McAvinue.

The ever-debonair Chad Graves comes to the group from Morrisville, Mo. Around the age of 12, Chad inherited a resophonic guitar from his Grandpa Dohle and was soon playing in local groups such as Ripplin' Waters, Waterloo Boy and Just in Tyme. He is a former member of Bluegrass trailblazers the Arkamo Rangers and is featured on their latest record "New Timey Thrill." Besides being a cracker jack picker, Chad is a great bass singer, pyrotechnics guru and excellent house painter. Chad proudly endorses Red Bear Trading Co.- Tortis Thumb Picks, and Rayco Resophonic Guitar.

Eric Lambert has been writing, playing guitars, recording and performing for over thirty years. He firmly adheres to the old school philosophy of those ground breaking masters who inspired him , that music should know no bounds. His restless spirit has driven him into a variety of projects that have enabled him to tour extensively throughout America and Canada over the years as well as be a guest on several albums by an array of artists. Playing music since the age of thirteen, Lambert honed his skills in a variety of Chicago school bands while growing up, and today shares those skills as private musical instructor himself.