OSAGE, WV - Born in 1939, Anderson grew up in Osage, a town in the Scotts Run coalfield area outside of Morgantown. His first job was shining shoes. Anderson sang with the Fabians, a four-part harmony rock group, in the 1960s. He was also a member of Billy Ward's group, The Dominoes, and sang lead on their recording of "What Are You Doing New Year's Eve". Anderson later worked with Ward in Hollywood. Anderson is active with the Scotts Run Museum and is known as the “unofficial mayor” of Osage. He is featured on the “Songs of Scotts Run” CD.

WASHINGTON, D.C. - Ian B. Walters plays spirited, updated blues and standards as well as contemporary tunes. Known for his unique piano sound, dripping with soul vocals, and all-around good vibes, Ian’s inventive interpretations of great old songs make them new again. After studying classical piano for 13 years, he found his musical voice in vintage blues, R&B, American Standards, and early Rock-n-roll. One of the most sought-after performers in the Washington DC area, he can often be found playing blues festivals and clubs solo or with numerous bands. He uses various styles, including Boogie Woogie, Honky Tonk, and New Orleans Stride and Ragtime to demonstrate a historical approach to the development of American Popular Music. 

CLARKSBURG, WV - Ryan Cain is a WV native musician who has  traveled the East Coast for more than twenty years performing early rock 'n' roll hits and his original material.

A multi-instrumentalist, Cain is equally versed in the honky-tonk and country sounds, as well as early soul and doo-wop, giving his live shows a range and variety rarely seen in modern professional shows. Prompted by audience requests, Cain will readily dive into surf-rock instrumentals, country, or soul classics.

MORGANTOWN, WV - Levi Houston Sanders is no stranger to all things Rockabilly and Western Swing. Hailing from the green rolling hills of West Virginia, it is always a delight to visit the rolling plains of Texas recreating the sounds of Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys. Also 1/5 of the world famous “Hillbilly Biscuits” Bluegrass band, Sanders translates the high energy of the Five String Banjo over to those swinging sounds of the 1940s. Shucks, his middle name is 1940.