Grammy winning audio engineer/Director and Saxophonist Karen Greene. Karen has performed with jazz artists Natalie Cole, Melva Houston, Tom Browne, Rodney Howard, Neena Freelon and the Glenn Miller Orchestra. Over the years, she has also opened for Santana, Diane Schuur, the Preservation Hall Jazz Band, Herbie Mann, Joe Lovano, Richard Elliott, the Rippingtons, David Benoit, the Brubeck Brothers, Najee, America and Three Dog Night. Greene has performed at many jazz festivals on the East coast and has even shared the stage at "Blues Alley" in Washington, D.C. In addition, she has performed with both the North Carolina Symphony and the Atlanta Pops Orchestra on special jazz performances.
www.karengreenemusic.com
Dan Coy on guitar. Dan, in addition to being a successful bandleader in the Atlanta area for well over twenty years, Dan performs with many of the top local bands and is an in-demand session player. Dan has been featured on many television and radio shows, and has shared the stage with such notable musicians as Kenny Loggins, Peter Noone and Little Anthony and has had the honor of performing as the opening act for Herbie Hancock, David Benoit, Dave Samuels, Patricia Barber, Jeff Lorber and more. www.dancoy.com
Joe Reda on Bass. Joe is a versatile musician and is comfortable in just about any style on fretted and fretless electric as well as upright bass. Since relocating to Atlanta he has quickly become one of the city's busiest bassists. Joe graduated from Millikin University studying both music performance and recording and recently recorded with Andre 3000 of OutKast, guitar great Earl Klugh, Grammy nominee Howard Tate, producer Jerry Rogavoy (Janis Joplin) from New York's famed Hit Factory, Dove award winning Babbie Mason and Joe Gransden on his recent recording produced by Kenny G.
www.joereda.com