Charlie is a multi-talented horn player and one of the only musicians who plays two saxes at the same time with multi-layered electric effects. He has performed with guitar master, Larry Coryell, Ed Mann of the Frank Zappa band, and Charles Neville of the Neville Brothers. He has also played with bands at the White House, Today Show, 92nd Street Y, MASS MOCA, Merce Cunningham Studios, Club Helsinki, as well as, recorded music for HBO. He has performed regularly with master drummer Bob Weiner at Earth Dance and Kripalu Yoga Center, and recorded and performed with the group Shakti Fusion in New York and the Caribbean. When he is not playing music, Charlie teaches at Hotchkiss School in CT and the Steiner School in Great Barrington.. Charlie and Rich have been playing together for over four decades. Listen to Charlie playing a Live Christmas Concert with the Wanda Houston Band.

Rich is a world-class bassist who innovates with electronic technology and plays a Warwick bass. He has performed with jazz legends such as Sam Rivers, Archie Shepp, Dave Liebman, Kenny Kirkland and the infamous Sun Ra drummer, Clifford Jarvis. Rich was the co-founder of The American Music Workshop and also a founding member of the highly acclaimed "Pure Sound Collective." He began his music career as a regular performer in the legendary "jazz-loft" sessions at Studio RivBea with Sam Rivers in New York City. Rich has also performed with other great musicians such as Jimmy Giuffre, Rob Zantay (Mr. Lyricon), Douglas Zantay, Gary Gold, Randy Kaye, Val Michalski, John Simon, Jameel Moondoc, Ray Anderson, John Wolf, Royal Hartigan, and Kenny Aronoff. Rich and Charlie have been playing together for over 40 years. Learn more at Soundcloud.com/rich-damone.

John is a multimedia pioneer and an award-winning filmmaker at EternalWays.com. He is also an electro-acoustic drummer who plays a Tama set with Roland midi-drums and a Korg Triton keyboard simultaneously. He has performed with "Blood, Sweat & Tears" sax/pianist, Fred Lipsius; Native American flute master, Ken Little Hawk; and with legendary drummer, Jack DeJohnette. In 2001, John launched Pritchard Digital Arts as a training and consulting company for digital filmmaking and interactive design. In 2016, he launched his non-profit educational filmmaking company: ONE HEART MOVIES. He has traveled all over the world since living in Argentina from 1969 to 1972 and was awarded his first grant to film in China in 1983. He began his multimedia work with Apple in 1987. Learn more at GetMoreCreative.com.