Lynn Cantwell’s origin is Arkansas, and growing up in Southern California put a contemporary edge to his musical roots. He was raised in a musical family with his father playing trombone and his mother playing piano and singing in an “Andrews Sisters” type quartet. Lynn started his musical career with the Folk Music Movement of the 1960’s when he played folk music at local bistros and later branched out to play with Blues, Pop, Country, and Bluegrass bands. While his primary instrument is guitar, he is also proficient with traditional banjo, mandolin, and autoharp. Lynn sings lead and tenor and is the sound engineer for the band.	Deb Cantwell is a native North-westerner. She grew up in a musical household where her folks encouraged her to sing and learn to play piano, violin and guitar. She's played with lots of musicians over the years and belonged to several bands. Her versatility extends way beyond an impressive array of musical instruments. She plays all kinds of music from classical to jazz to folk to rock to bluegrass. Her most recent passion is the viola and she's providing her own unique style of accompaniment with it!	Richard Hughes began playing violin and guitar when he was 11 years old. He played in several bands in the Phoenix area and has taught music through college extension programs. Since he moved to Whidbey Island in 2001, he has continued playing guitar, dobro and mandolin in various bands and venues. Richard is currently playing double bass with the band.