The members of Revenant!

I've had this website for over a decade now, and it's been busy! I've ran a trio, a 10 piece horn band and also quartets, quintets and sextets.

Revenant's members that I'm currently working with are some of the coolest and the most talented people I have ever worked with. Dave Able moved up here from Arizona, and spent a lot of time and helped with the heavy lifting to get to this point. He's left the group to move back to Arizona and I'll miss him. He is a very talented singer, guitarist, bassist  and also he plays a mean mandolin.

He also had some great stories about the seminal days in Canada when he was just  getting started in music, and he was rubbing shoulders with the guys that went on to back up Bob Dylan(The Band), and David Clayton Thomas before he was tapped to be Al Kooper's replacement in Blood Sweat And Tears!

Let me introduce you to the core of a great band, that's been 5 years in assembling! Tany Heart is our female lead and harmony singer. She also plays some guitar and percussion, and her voice....WOW! I am so happy to have her in the band. She's not only an amazing  singer, she's a great person who doesn't bring the usual drama queen attitude to the band.

Floyd and Michael are on guitars and vocals, Mark is on bass, and rounding out the band is David Dunbar on keys and vocals, and Deb Salter on vocals, flute and percussion  .With me on drums and vocals, we have a band that offers up Good Playin' and Good Singin', as Grand Funk once said. This is gonna be FUN!

 

 I started this website many years ago now as a way to promote
my new trio, as well as the activities of other groups I was friends
with such as Nightwolf. The trio ran it's course and I went on to
put together a 10 piece horn band.

The horn band was a lot of fun and a lot of work. It crashed and
burned after a year under the egos of so many extremely talented
people. The same day it disbanded, I put together The Rhythm
Junkies with Curtis and Vincent. Vincent left and was then replaced 
by a great keyboard player, Tracy Stokes. Due to the usual creative
tensions, I ended up leaving the band but they continue to be a force
of nature!

The new band is going to be even better than the Junkies! With even
better vocals and even more variety, we are gonna kick major butt!

We've had our trials finding the right people for this band. With Tracey and Cole on Keys and Bass, we are having some fun now!