| Curt
Emich As of now the only permanent member of "Field Day" (we are taking applications), Curt has been on the music scene since 1979 playing bass and guitar in various bands, churches, open mics and other venues not involving big names or large sums of money (does opening for Bryan Duncan count?). Curt plans on outfitting his studio with sunlamps in order to fulfill his lifelong dream of recording music and copping a nice tan at the same time. |
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| Patrick
Stacey Both live and in the studio, Pat brings something extra to the music. Currently fronting the band 3rd Colony, Pat has shared the stage with the Spin Doctors and Hootie and the Blowfish, among others. He has also sung the national anthem at several sporting events including at Camden Yards before a crowd of 40,000. The Cocktails Nuts, one of Pat's former endeavors, is a collection of 70s and 80s rock anthems done swing jazz style by an excellent band. You'll love it. |
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| Andy
Hamburger Mr. Hamburger is an incredible drummer who can play virtually any style of music. His extensive career includes gigs with acts like Al Williams and Friends, Harold Melvin's Bluenotes, The Coasters, The Drifters, The Platters, The Marvellettes, The Temptations and many others. Andy has also recorded on countless jingles, commercials and documentaries. Andy is always open to new opportunities and can be reached at yankeys@juno.com. |
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| Roy
Lee Branham, Jr. A seasoned blues harp player, Roy has been at it since 1965 and has played or jammed with such notables as Tim Bogart (of Vanilla Fudge), Ricky Medlocke of Blackfoot, Artimus Pyle of Lynyrd Skynyrd, Big Bill Morganfield, Jack Johnson, Eddie King and the Swamp Bees, Spencer Davis, Lucky Peterson, Larry McCray, Buddy Miles, and Steve Thorpe among others. If you ever want to hire Roy, call GBA Artists at 818-845-9658 and ask for Geoffrey Blumenauer. |
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| Brian
Simms Keyboardist extraodinairre Brian Simms plays the organ on "Don't Put Me Down". Brian is currently fronting the New Orleans R&B band Junkyard Saints and has shared the stage with acts like Disappear Fear, Lisa Cerbone, Archie Bell and the Indigo Girls. |
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| Ian
Hesford Ian is an accomplished didjeridu player (or didjeriDUDE) who has played on a number of recordings and is a regular at the Australian embassy. His cool didj playing is the first thing you hear on this CD during the intro of "Sing You My Song". |
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| Kate
Fitzpatrick Kate Fitzpatrick has been playing French horn since 1985, including a spot as solo horn in the Glenn Miller orchestra. She's backed up Chaka Khan, Roy Clark, Melba Moore, Voodoo Daddies, Three Mo' Tenors, and Canadian Brass, as well as the Cincinnati and Columbus symphonies in Ohio. Her main gig now is principal/solo horn with the D.C. Air Force concert band. You can contact Kate at Kathleen.Fitzpatrick@verizon.net. |
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