Odds & Ends

Bobby is 1st call bassist in the Lancaster/Harrisburg PA area. An accomplished player andteacher, he is a veteran of the music scene playing all styles and genres.  His first playing experience’s were in the country genre with "Applejack" one of the areas top Country acts that is still performing in 2009. They were opening act for headliners that included Ronny McDowell, Kathy Mattea, among others and served as Mickey Gilley's backupband whenever he was in the area. They also performed in Nashville during the 80's atpopular venues there like "The Cannery" one of the well known Nashville showcase lounges still in business today.  His credits also include studio work thru out the years. The latest project is due for release this year. "The Latin Percussion Ensemble" features a fusion of Soul, Jazz, Blues and Latino music. The band features Bobby on bass, percussionist Johnny Bravo and guitarist Bobby Brewer.  Bobby Fry is an expert electric bassist/soloist who is accomplished playing Jazz, Funk, Rock,Country, and many more styles professionally for the last 25 years

Aaron Walker – Drummer 

Aaron Walker, drummer and percussionist, has been performing and recording for over 20 years. He currently holds the drum chair with the critically acclaimed Reese Project jazz quartet.  His development as a jazz/latin player was primarily under the tutelage of Clyde Lucas (Count Basie, Illinois Jaquet, Monty Alexander), with additional study under Joe Morello (Dave Brubeck Quartet), and Zoro (Lenny Kravitz, Janet Jackson).  He has been a key figure in the Central Pennsylvania/Mid-Atlantic region, touring and recording with a number of prominent acts, including the Tom Larsen Blues Band, Burning Bus, O.C.D. Circus, Robert Gordon, The Young Gun Blues Trio, and Rose Hudson (Central Pennsylvania's blues and gospel diva).  His stylistic versatility has enabled him to appear as a guest drummer with acts as diverse as Charlie Gracie (50's icon), Trey Alexander (hard rock and blues) Alex Meixner (polka/East European folk) D.C. and Company (horn-fed funk and blues) and many others.  Increasingly, Aaron has been spreading his wings as a composer, writing some of the Reese Project's material, and even composing a symphonic piece for jazz quartet and orchestra that was debuted at Shippensburg University in April of 2007.  The Blind Willies is his latest endeavor, supporting Bobby Brewer in his blues/rock/funk explorations.