I grew up in Kingsport Tennessee. As far back as I can remember, I sang. When I was really young, I would put on shows for the family. My Mom would make herself comfortable on my waterbed (oh come on, it was the 80s...everybody had one!) and I would sing every song I knew. She would give me pointers and pretend that she was the judge...long before American Idol. I imagined that I was on a big stage with spotlights and fog and millions of screaming fans. When the song was over, I would open my eyes and there would be just my Mom, sitting on the waterbed, sipping coffee, smiling. I sang in talent shows, weddings, contest...whatever I could do to satisfy the dream whenever it fit into my packed schedule of cheerleading, soccer, swim team, friends...you name it, I did it... READ MORE.

RAVE REVIEWS...It's Time, Amy's new full-length CD, is getting rave reviews all over. Recently, it garnered 4 Stars from Country Weekly magazine. And in the Feb. 23rd issue, there's an extended interview with Amy about life, family and, oh yeah...THE NEW CD! Read about it here...

With his new CD release BEN ROBINSON, Ben is getting ready to make his mark on the Blues / Rock World in a huge way!

Motor City Josh: Having played all over the US and in Europe since 1989, his fan base continues to grow and grow, as do his CD sales. Josh has recorded 7 albums and sold over 30,000 copies. Josh is popular for both his award winning (International Blues Finalist 2003) foot stomping down-home Blues solo acoustic act, and his electrifying ‘funky blues you can’t refuse’ 4-piece band.

The Detroit native spent 10 years working up an MCJ frenzy in the Motor City area, then moved to Atlanta in 1999 to do the same. In 2003 he moved to Chicago, where he recruited bassist extraordinaire, Chris Douglas. After a year in Chicago, he moved back to Detroit where he then enlisted the services of Joe Neely on keyboards and Matt Kelly on drums. Now, Motor City Josh & the Big 3 are at it again, doing what they does best…. making people smile, dance, laugh and get high on life.

Out of Hand is an intense listening experience. Rick Grant of the Entertaining U writes, "The tightest bar band with a horn player in the region." Their versatility marks Out of Hand as one of few bands that can accommodate most club atmospheres in Northeast Florida. Though the band is still relatively fresh, there are some experienced musicians that came from totally different roots and have played with reputable artists.

DEBUT CD FROM TOLER/ TOWNSEND BAND: “Toler/Townsend Band” is the new musical venture of two icons of the Southern Rock/Blues genre. The principals are virtuoso guitarist "Dangerous" Dan Toler, formerly of The Allman Brothers Band, Dickey Betts & Great Southern and the Gregg Allman Band, and Johnny Townsend, the blockbuster voice of Sanford And Townsend and their monster hit "Smoke From A Distant Fire.” Visit the Toler Townsend website

Bill Wharton (Sauce Boss) a.k.a "The Sauce Boss", is a favorite attraction at blues festivals, state fairs, and clubs all over the country for two reasons: He's a wonderful player and singer, and he cooks up a mind-blowing gumbo right on stage, passing out the tasty results at set's end . . . Wharton's slide guitar is always innovative, and his high baritone matches the tunes perfectly. . . However, it could be the eatin' side of things that will permanently hook you into the Sauce Boss's universe . . ." BLUES REVUE MAGAZINE

Jimmy Buffet sings about him in "I Will Play for Gumbo", he's appeared on NPR's "All Things Considered", the Morning Show, CNN, and television's EXTRA. He's also been featured in "Living Blues", "GQ", and "Gourmet Magazine".