Peter Mulvey    “Over the past 20 years, Mulvey has pursued a restless, eclectic path as a writer and musician – immersing himself in Tin PanAlley jazz, modern acoustic, poetry, narrative, and Americana stylings. Relentlessly touring as a headliner “ his attitude is, “When you love what you do, you can work all the time,” he has also shared the stage with luminaries such as Emmylou Harris, Richard Thompson, Ani diFranco, Indigo Girls, and Greg Brown, and has attracted an audience that stretches from Anchorage to Amsterdam.
Night after night, whether performing solo, duo (with David “Goody” Goodrich), or sometimes even with a band, Mulvey attempts to be the sum of his parts, to draw on all the musical legacies* he has studied, to make a fresh, vital moment out of everything he and the audience have brought to the table that night. “People need this. I need this. To come together in a room, to try to make music come alive, for real, for right now, and then to let it go…that is the whole deal for me.” ”

David Goodrich   Known to many as a producer and accompanist for the likes of roots legend Chris Smither, newwave Americana craftsmen Peter Mulvey and Jeffrey Foucault, and folk sensation Redbird, (as well as Bill Camplin)  “Goody”  continues to hone a sound all his own. His music has been adapted for use in feature and documentary films, museum exhibits, and even video games. Fans of Pat Metheny, Bill Frisell, and Ry Cooder will find DUST OF MANY HORSES the perfect companion.

Satchel Paige  Through an accident of birth, this gentleman has inherited wiring both faulty and first-rate.  He’s got him a fine voice and some guitar chops- no mutton chops- yet. He’s the paleo man– he makes things all right.

Bill Camplin  He’s one of the 50% responsible for the above accident of birth.  “the proverbial best singer nobody’s ever heard of”.  Helps to run a small club in southeastern Wisconsin.