Detroit legend Queen Bee aka Karen Neal is a multi-media artist, vocalist, composer, musician and producer.  Don't be fooled by cheap imitations!

Yep, drums--I dig 'em! I've been playing them a long time and will hopefully be doin' it a lot longer. Me, along with my vault of vintage drums and bag of percussive toys are always at the ready and on the look-out for more musical adventures. Drop me a line at RealtorJay@sbcglobal.net.

This is the site for all of Gary Eaton's music. 

The Stomp Rockets have been rawkin' and steam-rollin' metropolitan Detroit (and beyond) for over 25 years. A live performance of these cats always delivers a full-fledged, greazy, grimy, bone-rattling RnR assault to the senses. The line-up has varied over the years, but at its core are the founders, the effervescent Dan "Crawdaddy" Mulholland manning the microphone, harmonica, tambourine, and maracas; along with riff-slinging Gerald "Sho-Nuff" Shohan on guitar. Both have a long history of delivering the goods in a multitude of well-loved, deeply respected, and influential Detroit bands over the past 40+ years. These days you'll find them joined by a battle-tested group of Detroit musical veterans: Dave Hanna hammerin' his guitar, Aaron Kujawa slamming the bass, Johnny "Showtime" Evans spicing things up on his sax-a-ma-phone, and Jay Jones bangin' them drums. See 'em if you can--it's always a party when these guys start stomping! Contact Gerald Shohan @ 248.496.9631 for booking info.  Check-out their Facebook page for gigs, pix, vids and other fun stuff at https://www.facebook.com/thestomprockets/

Jim Alfredson is perhaps best known as a Hammond organist, mostly in jazz and blues. His jazz trio, organissimo, formed in November of 2000 and continues to this day, releasing albums on Jim's own Big O Records label. In 1999, at the age of 22, he joined one of mid-Michigan's most revered blues bands, Root Doctor, and over the next 10 years helped produced three albums for them, writing songs and arrangements, before leaving in 2009. In 2010 he joined the international touring band for Los Angeles based blues artist Janiva Magness, leaving in late 2014.

Beyond jazz and blues, Jim has always been interested in other forms of music, including ambient electronica and progressive rock. In 2009 he released his first album of electronic music called 'In Memorandom' and in 2015 under the name THEO he released an album of progressive rock called 'The Game of Ouroborus', available in stereo and 5.1 versions.

Jim's first synthesizer was a Yamaha DX7, replaced by the updated Yamaha SY77 (which he still owns to this day). He enjoys both hardware and software synths, analog and digital, as well as Wurlitzer and Rhodes electric pianos, acoustic piano, and of course Hammond organs and Leslie speakers.

Jim is endorsed by Hammond-Suzuki USA, CASIO Musical Instruments, NEO Instruments, and Lounsberry Pedals. He records and mixes with Steinberg Cubase and Steinberg / Yamaha interfaces.

Old Empire uses guitars and drums and words and feelings (and occasionally keyboards) to make songs that sound like Big Star in Big Sur or Badfinger in Bakersfield, telling stories like Scott Bakula in Quantum Leap.

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