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Jay O'Brien

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Ronald G Jones

Born: September 11, 1940

A native of Delaware, Ron began playing drums at age 11 and by age 14 was playing professionally with local bands. At 21 he enlisted in the US Air Force, and in 1972 was sent to Anchorage, AK with the Alaskan Air Command Band. He continued to play in Air Force show bands for nearly nine years, and on several occasions was named Top Instrumental Soloist in the USAF’s annual Tops in Blue talent show. Ron retired from the Air Force in 1988, and continued to play in all kinds of bands, from country to Big Band to jazz combos, often backing up top name entertainers. Since his move to Sacramento, CA in the early 1980s, his drums have been heard in many top West Coast jazz bands

Jason Wildman

Born: February 17, 1971

Jack Kilby

Joel Amosu

Born: November, 1987

Karen Stoneham

Born: July

Tim Reeder

Alan McRae

After playing bodhran in a Celtic music band called Celtic Knot for several years, I got together with some friends and created an oldies jazz band called The Wildcats: "A classic big band era oldies jazz band that plays the most popular jazz of the 20's, 30's, 40's and 50's - with an occasional surprise thrown into the mix." Featuring Mary Grace Lodico on keyboard, the late Bill "Doc" Stecher on synthesizer, Rick Eilerts on upright bass, George Jones on guitar and Alan McRae on drums, this classic oldies jazz quintet can transport you back in time via the romantic music of the Big Band Era - a classier & more civilized era when couples "dressed to the nine's" for an elegant evening out on the town

Randall Thomas Coyne

Born: December 2, 1958

A native of West Springfield, Massachusetts, Randall Coyne earned a music degree from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst and a law degree from Georgetown University. After teaching law at the University of Oklahoma, he devoted himself full time to music and plays drums and percussion for Susan Herndon's Bella Counsel, Miss Brown to You, The Red Devils, Highway 66, The Crosspointe Vintage Band, and The Randall Coyne Jazz Cartel. Coyne studied percussion with Dr. Peter Tanner, drum set with Johnny Vidacovich and John Martinez, and vibraphone with Mike Dillon. He currently is on the teaching staff of the Norman Music Institute in Oklahoma