Jake
Morrow, guitar/bass/vocals. 
Emma Morrow, guitar/fiddle/vocals.
Bill
Flemer,
guitar/bass/vocals. When Bill's name comes up, all local musicians
agree on one thing: this guy knows more about trees than any of them.
His nursery-industry colleagues agree, too: Bill should stick to music.
He can be heard to advantage singing the high bass part on several
songs, while he flails at the guitar, or assaults the string bass with
a desperate intensity that hints at his turbulent inner life.
Steve's mandolin and fiddle pyrotechnics should only be attempted by
trained professionals, outdoors, and under adult supervision; do not
hold in hand. His vocal style has been compared to Melville's fabled
White Whale; it rises from untold depths, blows a geyser of spray high
into the air, slaps its flukes on the song's surface like a
thunderclap, and then vanishes again, to God knows where. ("call me
Ahab. Call me a cab!")
Dave
Olsen, 5-string banjo. 
Mature
individual, gentle with children, good with pets, handy around the
house, seeks committed group relationship with like-minded
bluegrassers. "I enjoy bright sunshiny gigs and quiet, intimate
candlelit practices, with just the four of us. My motto: Treat every
banjo with the respect due a loaded one. And remember: the time to
enjoy a sociable drink with friends is after the instruments have been
cleaned and put safely away in their cases. Why endanger yourself or
loved one through carelessness?"