bios
Wendy logan
vocals
How does that big voice come out of that tiny frame? Meet the songstress and multi-instrumentalist, Wendy Logan. Born into a musical family, where melodies and harmonies were as essential as breathing, Wendy developed an innate connection to the powerful language of music. Her influences are an eclectic mosaic of artists—from Bach to Big Mama Thornton, from Bettye Lavette to Weather Report to Joni Mitchell. She revels in almost every genre, and brings them along on her musical adventures.
Wendy found her artistic voice early on—singing at various venues with her family as a little girl to her studio work and live performances in the blues/rock band, Stone Groove, and everything in between. Her performances are a dynamic blend of sultry allure, powerhouse vocals, and a touch of gritty authenticity with a voice that embodies both strength and vulnerability and leaves an indelible mark on all who listen. She channels her experiences into every note, creating a musical journey that invites the listener to come along for the ride.
Wendy is often seen sharing the stage with many of the top musicians and bands in the region. For Wendy, music is not just a profession; it's a legacy, a passion and a constant companion. Whether she's belting out powerful anthems or crooning sultry ballads, prepare to be captivated.
Steve solotist
Steve Solotist is a seasoned musician with an illustrious career that began at 17, when his band Stockyard opened for iconic acts like the Allman Brothers, Chicago, Humble Pie, Pink Floyd, Savoy Brown, and Mott the Hoople. He has backed up legendary bluesmen Otis Rush and Terry Evans. In London he was a member of the Sunflower/Brunning Hall Band, formed by original members of Fleetwood Mac and Savoy Brown, performing regularly at the Marquee Club. He performed in the funk rock band, Buff (formerly Patti Labelle’s band), with legendary bassist Carmine Rojas (also bassist for David Bowie, Rod Stewart, Joe Bonamassa, Billy Gibbons). As a member of the Dukes of Destiny, he appeared at the inaugural Pocono Blues Festival, the River Blues Festival in Philadelphia, State Street Blues Stroll, Lancaster Blues & Roots, and Philadelphia Folk Festival multiple times. They also opened for great acts such as Albert King, Gatemouth Brown, Otis Rush, John Mayall, and Buddy Guy. Steve also fronted his own band, opening twice for Jarekus Singleton at the Sellersville Theater and for The Nighthawks at the Bucks County Blues Society. His band also opened for Albert Castiglia at Allentown Blues and at the Brews and Barbeque Fest, headlined by Samantha Fish, in addition to playing multiple festivals and benefit concerts, including the Jersey Shore Jazz and Blues Foundation Festival and fundraisers for the Bucks County and Central Delaware Blues Society.
Glenn Hall
bass
Born on Long Island, New York, Glenn comes from a family of musicians, making music an intrinsic part of his life. At 15, he began forming bands, and his talents as a singer, drummer, and bassist found their way into churches, schools, bars, and clubs—wherever he could play.
Glenn's career took a significant leap when he played with Gary U.S. Bonds, who introduced him to Tommy James of Tommy James and the Shondells, famous for "Mony Mony" and "Crimson and Clover." Joining Tommy James, Glenn toured as a bassist and vocalist, gaining valuable experience and exposure.
In 1995, he secured a position playing bass for the iconic rock band Foghat. Glenn toured with Foghat for two years, cementing his reputation in the rock music scene. From his early days on Long Island to touring with legendary acts, Glenn's journey reflects his deep-rooted passion and dedication to music.
Jack obusek
Keys and sax
Say what? How do you combine saxophone and keys is the question Jack Obusek gets asked most often. His musical journey is defined by passion, versatility, and a relentless pursuit of excellence. Sax is his first musical love, but adding keys allowed him to explore rich chord structures and provide rhythmic dynamics that you just can’t do with sax alone.
Jack loves him some Tom Scott and Grover on the sax while Dr. John, Clery and Longhair provide inspiration to him on the piano, B3 and especially some funky clavinet. He has played in numerous musical projects over the years on both coasts including studio and fill in work, building an ever growing network of great musicians and friends. From the velvety notes of a saxophone solo to the intricate harmonies of the keyboard, Jack’s performances are a testament to the breadth of his musical expression.
Jack has collaborated with a diverse range of artists and bands, bringing his signature blend of saxophone and keyboard magic to stages large and small. His ability to create immersive musical experiences has garnered admiration from both fellow musicians and avid listeners alike.
greg spencer
drums
Greg Spencer is a seasoned drummer and percussionist with a rich history in the music industry. Since 1973, he has been actively involved in various bands, showcasing his versatile skills across different genres. Greg's most recent projects included Brickhead (classic rock), Blue Starr Blues Band, and the Laura Cheadle Band.
His musical repertoire spans a wide range of styles, encompassing Funk, Rock, Reggae, Jazz, Blues, and Latin, demonstrating his adaptability and proficiency across diverse musical landscapes. Throughout his career, Greg has amassed notable achievements, including performances with the N.J. All State Jazz Band and the YES cover band. Additionally, he has contributed to recordings with Philadelphia International Records and collaborated with renowned artists like Babyface.
With his depth of experience and exploration of musical expressions, get ready to feel the beat like never before because, with Greg behind the kit, the music never stops moving.
John mcgovern
bass
Always in our hearts.