Thomas Cray has been an active Chicago-area musician for twenty-five years and an integral part of Evanston's coffee house and open mic scene.  He was the founder and host of First Saturdays Open Mic, that enjoyed an 8 year run at Brothers K Coffee House in Evanston.  Thomas' originals fall into the quieter side of the singer/songwriter (aka Americana) genre though often incorporate a jazzy feel revealing his love of the Great American Songbook.  His early influences are equal parts The Beatles and Neil Young and he can't get enough of good vocal harmonies. For more info visit www.thomascray.com

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Chris Daisy - Vocals, Guitars, Keys

Barry Fey - Bass

Mark Rathunde - Drums

Chicago-based bassist/bandleader/composer/arranger

Years of songwriting misadventures, and here I finally am.


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Biography: 
Paula (the Bard) McKernan has loved stories and making music for as long as she can remember. Over a decade ago, she ventured back to guitar and began studying and performing at the Old Town School of Folk Music. Today she thrives and teaches there furthering her mission to “make more harmony.” In 2011, she co-led the Evanston Girl Scouts SING! and soon began creating personalized workshops for troops. After finding a new guitar with a song in it, she started writing music again (finishing long mused upon topics) and recorded her first album, Slices of Peach in 2013. These joyful experiences led to performing for local venues, retirement homes, women’s events, and a CD release party. Her sonorous vocals and musical style contain elements of jazz, folk, blues and something she calls “chick rock.” Paula’s love of words and voice, and her lilting melodies, inverted chords, and often humorous lyrics meld together to create unique songs.

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