Rick “Action” Jackson has been performing in the Salt Lake City area for the past 20 years in a variety of different groups ranging from jazz to progressive rock as a singer, songwriter, drummer and percussionist. He has opened for and shared the stage with Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, Billy Squier, Bad Company & Blue Oyster Cult. His influences include Earth Wind & Fire, Tower of Power, Barry White, Al Green, James Brown, Philly Soul and Motown.

A familiar face in Utah’s music scene, Carrie Scott has performed for audiences from California to DC, from Alaska to Mexico, and has been featured on radio and television. She graduated with a BM in media music, enjoying songwriting and music production in addition to singing. She has performed throughout the state of Utah with many bands and has released an album of original music spanning several genres.

Adam Holladay started playing the piano at the age of 5. After a degree in composition, a masters degree in electronic music and years writing and producing music in front of a computer, Adam realized it would be more fun to join a great band and play the electric piano and Hammond organ in a fine funky fashion. So he did. Besides all that, he is the only English member of the band, and his influences are the two Herbies, the one Stevie and the one and only Dudley Moore.

Mike Moran’s journey into music started outside of Detroit, Michigan in the 80s where he grew up a fan of his uncle Chick (Corea) and would never miss a chance to see his band perform live when they came through town. So at age 16 he spent his life’s savings on a bass amp, joined a band and has been playing music ever since. Mike has opened for Switchfoot and Sixpence None The Richer.