Michael Miller
Keyboard, organ and vocals
A long-time local in the Roaring Fork Valley, Michael can be seen frequently playing solo at a variety of events and music from ragtime to Jazz to classical piano interludes.
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Twice the Fun at Half the PriceSame Band. Same great Music. New Name. POSER
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Matt Harrington Lead vocals, rhythm guitar and front man extraordinaire A founding member in the early '90's, Matt is known for his vocal prowess and stage presence. As Master of Ceremonies he keeps the guests laughing and entertained for the entire evening with his uncanny ability to turn the crowd into a cohesive partying and dancing machine. |
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Paul Buechler Lead Guitar, vocals, music master and instructor An accomplished guitarist and generally a nice guy, Paul had been performing in the Aspen area for a number a years and gladly takes on solo gigs on classical and jazz guitar. Educated at the Berklee School in Boston and with a Masters in music theory from Yale, Paul is your professor for guitar lessons in the Roaring Fork Valley. |
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Mark Pearson Bass and vocals His first song learned on bass: "House of the Rising Sun"; First band "The Infants of Sound" - since then, the telephone and electricity have been invented. Mark has been with the band since '95. |
Michael Miller Keyboard, organ and vocals A long-time local in the Roaring Fork Valley, Michael can be seen frequently playing solo at a variety of events and music from ragtime to Jazz to classical piano interludes. |
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Mike Luciano Drums, percussion "I was born at a very young age in The Bronx. Where I grew up, you either joined a gang, got your butt kicked or, played in a rock in roll band — so at 14, me and Vinnie "bag O' donuts" started a band and playin gigs with just one guitar and me on the drums. That band... "'Twos a Crowd" played so many gigs, that after 3 years I was a full fledged rock star! 35 years later —hundreds of gigs, twenty or so bands and three hearing aids — I'm still glad I joined the band rather than the gang". |
Rick Hilleary Sax, flute and percussion Rick along his family has lived in the valley since 1992; loves to play all types of music and calls himself fortunate to have jammed with hundreds of musicians over the years with sax, flute and percussion. He plays a hybrid saxophone called a C Melody. Size-wise it's closer to an alto but the neck piece looks more like a tenor's, and sounds just right in-between. It was made in 1920 and is a branch of the sax family tree that was pruned by Adolph a couple years later as being redundant. If you looked close there's a tenor reed on an alto mouthpiece to round out the albatross. |
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