The Veteran guitarist Bob Sabellico, a master of multiple genres, has one of the most incredible musical origin stories. At just 16, on the outskirts of Philadelphia, he was called to replace the iconic Randy Bachman in The Guess Who, right as "American Woman" was skyrocketing up the charts. Since then, Sabellico has kept the music alive and evolving, touring with his bands and collaborating with legends like Dennis Chambers, Gerald Albright, Will Kennedy, Andy Snitzer, and Pat Martino. In the early 80s, he even helped pioneer the use of electronics and synths in live performances and recordings. You can find his albums Groove Station, Child's Play, and Influence on all major streaming platforms. For more info go to bobsabellicomusic.com
Three-time Grammy winner Kyle Lehning is a seasoned figure in the Nashville music scene. His impressive discography reflects his enduring talent, production skills, and deep passion for music. Kyle has worked with a host of recognizable artists from his early collaborations with Waylon Jennings in the '70s to his extensive work with Randy Travis and recent projects featuring Kenny Rogers and Michael Feinstein. Beyond his studio expertise, he's also an accomplished jazz musician, showcasing his skills on the Hammond B3, influenced by legends like Jimmy Smith and Dr. Lonnie Smith. His jazz group, The Leonard Small Situation, has released four albums highlighting his musical influences.
On a memorable night in the winter of 2009, drummer Wes Little showcased the skill, versatility, and professionalism he had dreamed of achieving since his days in a small Southern town. The event? The inaugural ball for newly elected President Barack Obama. The task? To support an awe-inspiring roster of iconic artists, including Stevie Wonder, Sting, Mary J. Blige, Faith Hill, and Beyoncé. With each unique style, arrangement, and personality, Little delivered the perfect groove, meeting the high expectations of these stars and elevating the entire event with his polished sound and rhythm. This star-studded performance was far from Little's first moment in the spotlight. With over a decade of experience in New York and recent years in Nashville, Wes has steadily carved his place among top session drummers, backing major artists across genres like rock, jazz, hip-hop, and country.
