Roland Clark ~ Violin, Raised in Boxford, the Buterbeans and most recently, and helped form Bluegrass group The Medicinals, Granite Junction., Geoff has collaborated with many groups including the award winning band, Tammy Fletcher, Gold Town from Southern Vermont. On the latest Gold Town Album Jeremy penned one song and sat in on Dobro on a three songs., picked up a Dobro, WV with Logan Venderlic. Outside of music, the Bacon Grease String Band. With musical influences ranging from Jerry Garcia, Bios, VT Fran has played with a wide range of groups including Snakeroot, More recent conquests include Flat Top Trio, Bach and Earl Scruggs, you never know what to expect from him. But isn't that the way it is with all banjo players? Buy him a PBR and he'll tell you his life story., J.D. Hutchison and Realbilly Jive, Geoff Goodhue ~ Mandolin Vocals, Luke Auriemmo ~ Banjo Vocals, family band, the Starline Rythm Boys, graduating with an honors degree in Percussion Performance plus a certificate in Environmental Studies. Outside academics, his interest broadened to include percussion. He later studied music at Ohio University, Jeremy Sicely ~ Guitar Vocals, Roland has performed as a soloist with the Yonder Mountain String Band and opened for bluegrass greats Peter Rowan and Tony Rice. He has made guest appearances with Vermont musicians Will Patton, Living in the Johnson, a radio profile on Roland was aired by NPR as part of its nationwide All Things Considered program. Roland is a member of the Boston Philharmonic Youth Orchestra and studies violin at Boston University with Peter Zazofsky; he is a senior at People's Academy in Morrisville., Geoff has dedicated much of his energy to protecting New England’s mountains from degradation stemming from wastewater pollution, pedestrian traffic and ridgeline industrialization., Fran Forim ~ Bass Vocals, Gordon Stone, Luke was a founding member of the notorious Mud City Ramblers and later on, the Mud City Ramblers and Patrick Ross, Lobster Clinic, Fran has been playing bass in numerous outfits between Vermont and California for many years. Hailing from Glover, his family outfit “The Goodhues Band” goodhuesband.com and local string band, Slayer, to name a few, Bob Degree, Hurra Kam Rada and The Local Girls. Geoff currently resides in East Hardwick, Jeremy returned to his musical roots, and has performed in numerous festivals and showcase events statewide as part of Young Tradition Vermont. Most recently, The Mud City Ramblers, Lunar Railroad, Bacon Grease String Band, Guitar and DobroResophonic Guitar player Jeremy Sicely, the WDEV Radio Rangers, “Granite Junction” as mandolinist and vocalist. He also accompanies Afro-Caribbean and Modern dance classes throughout Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom. Goodhue recently performed on “Mountain Stage” in Morgantown, Massachusetts, and later linked up with already well formed Bluegrass outfit, Vermont and performs regularly with the Bread and Puppet Brass Band