James Satterwhite: Guitar, Fiddle, Mandolin, Banjo, Lead Vocals

James has performed with Jerry Lee Lewis, Percy Sledge, and has performed as band leader and good will ambassador at international folk festivals in Canada, England, Scotland, France, Poland, The Netherlands, Greece, Italy, Germany and Costa Rica. He appeared on the CBS 70th Anniversary of the Grand Ole Opry. Dr. Satterwhite is presently Director of guitar studies at the Nashville School of Arts and Assistant Director of the Bluegrass program at Volunteer State College. He endorses Fender and D’addario.

Allan Hatcher: Lead Vocals

Allan is on a mission to keep alive the sounds, songs and memories of the legendary soul singers who preceeded him and are now singing in Soul Heaven. Allan has great showmanship and an engaging stage presence; he rocks the house with danceable up tempo songs and slows it way down with soulful and heartfelt ballads. Allan grew up in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania singing in church and juke joints. He got his first professional engagement at the ripe old age of sixteen. Allan later performed in Los Angeles and has been featured at B.B. King’s and on Printer’s Alley in Nashville. Allan has been influenced by Otis Redding, Marvin Gaye, Wilson Pickett, James Brown, and Sam Cooke.

John Frost Bass Guitar, Lead Voals

I started singing at the age of 12 with the Frost Brothers Quartet. I toured with the Imperials, J.D.Sumner and the Stamps Quartet and the Blackwood  Brothers. By the age of 15, I had recorded on 6 albums vocally and played bass on many others. I performed with Larry Perigo and the Headliners I have had the privilege of being a 19 year member of the Grand Ole Opry where I sang with The Four Guys. I continue to record sessions as a producer and background vocalist. I have produced music in all different fields of music. As a songwriter , I’ve written “Step on Out”, a title cut for the Chuck Wagon Gang entitled, “Gathered Together,” “Somebody Prayed for me,” and a hit song, “Fired and Filled Up.”

Michael “Doc” Martin: Keyboards, saxophone, lead vocals

Doc has performed with Razzy Bailey, Charlie McClain, made appearances on Hee Haw, Nashville Now, New Country, Music City USA, Center Stage and the Grand Ole Opry. Doc was session leader on the Ronnie McDowell hit, “The King is Gone”. He has been a staff songwriter for Sony Tree Publishing, recorded for the Epic label, and with the Rock Band, “Michael” on R.C.A., U.K.