Jimmy James is “the best guitarist I have ever heard” John McGale has often been quoted as saying. His ability to develop new ideas and execute them effortlessly has left many a guitarist walking away scratching their heads. His work with Pagliaro, Carl Tremblay, Dawn Tyler Watson, Nanette Workman and many more, has definitely helped to put this talented musician on the map. He has 2 solo albums as well, Blue Moon Rising and ???? that are a must for all guitar connoisseurs.

Robby Bolduc is an extraordinary bassist, guitarist and vocalist who has been touring with Gabrielle Destroismaisons for over 2 years. An exceptionally gifted and versatile musician, he is equally comfortable playing Funk, Jazz, Blues, Country, and Bluegrass music. His first solo album entitled ???? is a New Country Disc and will be released in 2004. It features Dobro, Banjo and back-vocals by John McGale.

Gina Seram, a Montreal native, is one of the most captivating blues singers on the Quebecois circuit. She has performed at most major festivals in Eastern Canada and has lent her remarkable voice to three made for T.V. movies. Often referred as the “Tiny white woman with the big black voice”, she has wowed audiences wherever she has performed. Inspired by Etta James, B.B. King and Buddy Guy to name a few, Gina also accompanies herself; she is definitely a very competent guitarist.

Jerry Mercer, powerhouse drummer for such groups as Mashmakhan, April Wine and The Buzz Band, rarely gets a chance to get out from behind his drum kit. However Jerry is also an exceptional singer, bassist and keyboard player. A pioneer in the Canadian rock scene, Jerry has a career that has endured over 40 years of recording and world tours.

Breen Leboeuf, an active member of the Quebecois Rock group Offenbach for over 25 years. He is regarded by most who heard him as one of Canada’s most talented Rock and Soul singers. As a bassist, Breen really understands the function of the bass guitar in modern music and always adds a solid foundation to any song. He has also worked with Celine Dion, Marie Carmen, Dan Bigras, The Buzz Band and many more.

Pete Dogg has been a regular on the Montreal club scene for almost 20 years. His vast repertoire of songs and remarkable interpretations has led him to be one of the most sought-after performers in the Irish Pub, and Blues bar scenes. He can also be found working at a Club Med somewhere down south, just soaking up the rays and entertaining those lucky people!

Nelson Carter started his career as a Jazz guitarist, but soon discovered the violin. He has developed a musical style that is extremely melodic and unique. Never satisfied with the status quo, Nelson is constantly trying new techniques to improve and personalise his sound. He is also a regular on the very popular Irish Pub circuit. Nelson can be found playing fiddle or saw with The Paddington’s, in and around the Montreal area.

Manix was a pleasant surprise, virtually unknown on the club scene. Manix was introduced to John McGale through a mutual friend. His performance on the Friends of the Devil album is quite remarkable, and as a result he has been approached by several record companies.

Jonathan Moorman, originally from England moved to Montreal several years ago. He is a very popular performer on the Montreal Irish Pub scene. He has replaced Ashley MacIssac and Nathalie McMaster on John McDermott tours and works regularly at Celtic festivals throughout Canada. As an extremely talented and animated musician, Jonathan is as much fun to watch as he is to listen to.

ric Khayat is a truly gifted and phenomenal saxophonist who instinctively knows when to play and when to lay out. His sound can be relaxed and fluid like Zoot Simms, or edgy like Michael Brecker, but it’s always Eric. Seeming knowing no limitations, Eric continues to develop his tone and approach, and is just a joy to listen to.

Jim Zeller. What can be said about Jim that hasn’t already been said? Second to none in Canada, Jim continues to amaze audiences wherever he plays a true master of the Harmonica. Seemingly tireless, Jim continues to take the harmonica where no man has gone before. The Energizer Bunny has nothing on this guy!

Angel has worked closely with Martin Deschamps for the past several years, lending her remarkable voice to not only his recordings, but also his live shows. Heavily influenced by Janis Joplin, Angel has a Janis tribute that Kenny Pearson of the Full Tilt Boogie Band has stated to be the closest to the real thing that he has seen. An international performer, Angel will be starting work on her fourth album later this year.