Rumored to be the love child of Etta James and Shecky Green, Stan Middleton is hard to define. Stir in equal parts Lowell George, Frank Zappa, John Candy, James Brown, add a pinch of Taj Mahal and you start to get a picture of this larger-than-life performer. Often accused of selectively breeding his bandmates, musical voodoo and given to occasional fits of dwarf tossing, Stan's never persecuted for fakery! This is the real deal. When the big man preaches, they're saved all the way to the back row!

Playing professionally with his brother Stan since the age of seven, Charlie Middleton is the grease in the groove. Those been-there, done-it, down-right tasty chops give Charlie the amazing feat he displays as a natural born guitarist. "Uncle Chuck's" versatility and showmanship are yet another cornerstone in this blockbuster. Charlie and Stan's musical backgrounds are virtually the same as they have been performing together since childhood.

Twenty-four years ago he was one third of the power trio The Middleton Brothers and now has come full circle to be the bottom of a new product, something you just have to see to believe. Joe's back with the boys and the boys are back in town.

This man was abandoned by his people and was adopted by ferrets at a very early age and he was told, "if you play the bass, you'll always work!" So after the bite wounds healed he said it's time to get back to my brothers and hope all the other bad stuff has died down, I mean, can't we all just get around? Well, Joe has been around the block a couple of times now and then some!

This very talented drummer is the newest member of the band. Drumming since an early age, Brian Schrom demonstrates his ability to take the band to the groove no matter what rhythmic style he's playing in. He does this time and time again, lacing subtle licks with back beat counters while continuously driving the band with style and grace.