Dennis Chambers - Currently playing with Mike Stern, this guy has played with everybody from Miles to Parliament.

Ndugu Chancler - A king of funk and jazz drumming who teaches at USC.

Vinnie Colaiuta - A great drummer.

Paulinho Da Costa - The legendary percussionist.

Jack DeJohnette - A famous jazz drummer who played on many albums on the ECM label.

Peter Erskine - A great drummer.

Steve Gadd - Official web site for a great drummer who created a style that many have tried to copy.

John Guerin - Since the record boom of the late sixties, John Guerin has run the gamut of musical feelings, recording with greats such as Frank Sinatra, Frank Zappa, Joni Mitchel, Tom Scott's L.A. Express, The Byrds and Thelonius Monk.

Jeff Hamilton - A great drummer who teaches at USC. Jeff is also a friend of the band.

Gary Husband - Gary is an accomplished drummer that also plays keyboards. He has performed with Allan Holdsworth, Level 42, Jack Bruce and Gary Moore. He is also a pianist.

Gene Krupa - The Gene Krupa website.

Alphonse Mouzon - A great drummer.

Bernard "Pretty" Purdie - The world's most recorded drummer.

Buddy Rich - The official web site.

Chuck Silverman - Chuck is the drummer with Dave Fowler's Rough Mix Band as well as a famous author and teacher in the areas of drums and percussion.

Isaiah Stewart - Isaiah one of Utah's most in-demand drummers. A former Los Angeles resident who performed in the same jazz clubs as Kenny G, Richard Elliot, Freddie Hubbard and Chick Corea, Isaiah has studied drums with many of the world's leading players, including Steve Gadd, Billy Cobham, Tony Williams, Dave Weckl, Dennis Chambers, and Terry Bozzio. He has also completed drum session work for numberous television commercials and film scores.

Dave Weckl - This internationally reknown drummer, native St. Louisian and friend of the band, has his own band featuring Jay Oliver (keyboards), Tom Kennedy (bass, also from St. Louis and a featured player on Dave Fowler's Rough Mix Band CD), Buzz Feiten (guitar) and Brandon Fields (sax), a friend of the band. Note: Jim Manley and Horns In The House played a Phoenix Jazz Festival with Brandon's group).