Dan is an experienced banjo player who has played with several bands throughout Ontario. His solid playing encompasses the styles of great pickers like Earl Scruggs, Sammy Shelor, and Ron Block. He also is an accomplished guitar and mandolin player. Dan has written many songs for the band including 'Lonesome Train, Far, Far Away' which appeared on the 'North to Ontario' bluegrass compilation cd. Dan sings lead and tenor vocals. He was nominated for banjo player of the year at the 2009 Central Canadian Bluegrass Awards.

Mike is an excellent harmonica player by any standards. Few bluegrass bands since Flatt and Scruggs have included a harmonica which makes Mike's playing so unique and fresh. His style of playing brings a blues feel to the band while still maintaining a bluegrass sound. He wrote the title track off of the bands new album 'Diamond'.

Pete is a very experienced bass player who has played with several bands over the years. His excellent sense of timing keeps the band playing tight. His prior experience in barbershop has helped the band develop its harmonies. If you've ever been to a bluegrass festival in Ontario then you've probably seen Pete out pickin' late at night with the rest of the hard-core jammers.

Gary is a very talented guitar player who resides in Varney, Ontario. He provides solid rhythm and impressive leads for the band. He is also a very talented lead and harmony singer. His fiddle influenced guitar leads helped him earn his nomination for guitar player of the year at the 2009 Central Canadian Bluegrass Awards.

Doug first started playing resophonic guitar (dobro) in 1999 and has been in love with it ever since. His style of playing is influenced by the dobro greats Josh Graves, Mike Auldridge, Jerry Douglas, and also Fred Travers. He has won the Dobro Player of the Year Award at the Central Canadian Bluegrass Awards in 2002 and again in 2009. Doug provides lead and baritone vocals.