National Award winning Shana Stack is known throughout the region for her professional vocals as well as her upbeat stage presence. She has performed throughout the East Coast and into Canada. Shana's debut CD "Can't Slow Down" has been played around the US and in Europe. Recently, Shana had the honor of singing O Canada before the Nascar Truck Race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway which was also played on national television. When not performing, Shana is a voice teacher and the mid-day DJ at 98.7 Wink Country.

Ed Leavitt is a singer/songwriter originally born and raised in VT, now living in NH. Ed has shared the same venue with a number of top country artists; Tracy Byrd, Mark Wills, Kevin Key, Billy Arnold, Nathan Neff, Don Campbell Band, George Jones, Chuck Wicks and in Sept. 2011, opened for country legend Reba McEntire on the Magic Hat stage at Meadowbrook Pavilion in Gilford, NH. He has worked with Nashville producer, Bruce Allen. Ed co-wrote (along with Pat Kelley), "More Than Just a Farm"; demo engineered in Nashville by Galen Breen, sung by rising new country star, Craig Campbell. You can listen to some of Ed’s work by visiting his songwriting page at http://www.ourstage.com/profile/edleavitt. Songs published by Buried Treasure Music in Nashville. Ed’s song, “Let It Go”, will be featured in indie movie release, "Compliance" spring 2012. Ed is a member of NSAI (Nashville Songwriter’s Association International) and has his own publishing company, (Kenzy Linn Productions) through ASCAP.

Kevin started playing professionally in high school, playing tenor sax in various bands. He has opened for several 60's era acts including The Who, Steppenwolf, Iron Butterfly, and The Youngbloods. Kevin has gigged on two rare occasions, with Frank Zappa and Albert King. Kevin switched from saxophone to Fender Bass in 1970 and has specialized in bass playing since.

John’s earliest influences came from friends in the neighborhood. He began lessons with Bobby Hayes when his Sears guitar arrived. From that day on he knew he would be a lifelong student of music. John earned his BA in music from Eastern Michigan. The classical guitar and its music became his passion. He developed the discipline needed while studying under guitarist Nelson Amos, PhD. While John lived in Colorado with his wife, he played electric guitar in rock bands and caught the “bluegrass bug“. He purchased a bass guitar and joined a bluegrass band. He was then introduced to the mandolin.

John currently teaches at Blue Mountain Guitar. John is again studying classical as well as finger style guitar in general. Besides classical pieces, he is working on the jazz style of Tuck Andress, as well as country chicken picking. It is through the teaching process that he learned the most about this instrument.

Kurt started playing drums at the age of 11 and has been influenced by artists from The Doors and Van Halen to Buddy Rich and Dave Brubeck with everything in between! Since the age of 20, he has played at numerous locations around the New England area. In his last band the October Sons, he had the pleasure of opening for such acts as Rick Derringer, John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band as well as an all star band consisting of former members of Boston, Steely Dan, Extreme and others. Playing all styles from rock and blues to jazz has given Kurt a broad vocabulary of musical styles which has afforded him the opportunity to contribute to multiple CDs with varied artists. Kurt is also a collector of Ludwig drums  from the 30’s to present.