Singer-songwriter Dan Hicks is truly an American original. Since the early 1960s, Hicks has deftly blended elements of Swing, Jazz, Folk and Country music to create the appealing sound he sometimes calls “Folk Jazz.”
“His voice and his sly, humorous point of view set him apart from any crowd,” says Michael Goldberg reviewing Hick’s comeback album, Beatin’ the Heat. “Now that he’s an old-timer, his music seems even more solid.”
Not only does Hicks continue to delight his long-time fans, he has earned the attention of a whole new generation of music lovers.

Named after the singing cowboy, Roy Rogers is a highly praised American blues guitarist. Originally a member of John Lee Hooker’s Coast to Coast band. In the ‘80s, he went out on his own with The Delta Rhythm Kings. Rogers has since thrived as a performer, songwriter, recording and guest artist for such diverse artists as Linda Ronstadt, Bonnie Raitt, and Ramblin’ Jack Elliott. Rogers has been nominated for two Grammy Awards and three W.C. Handy Awards. Slideways, Roger’s own CD, reached Number 3 on Billboard’s chart for “Top Blues Albums.”