South Carolina native Jack Williams writes music born at the meeting ground of the traditional and the contemporary. Finely honed over his four-decades-long professional career, Jack's original southern American songwriting and fluid guitar playing are loaded with influences from jazz, classical, rock, blues, country, and folk—but none resonates more strongly than his own deep sense of soul.

Ronny Cox is notable for his sophisticated, lyric-driven folk sound. On stage, the accomplished actor and musician showcases what he describes as a mix of "folk, western, jazzy-bluesy, and just plain corn ball stuff." Whatever the style, Ronny presents his material with all the finesse of a 30-year veteran of the stage and screen (he has appeared in over 50 films), spicing it up with theatrical flair and numerous samples of his infamous "stories of questionable veracity."