Justin Dill

​​Justin Dill plays violin, guitar and sings lead and harmony. He has been playing music since the age of ten. At fifteen he was the youngest member to join the Kirkwood Symphony Orchestra. He's won several fiddle contests in Missouri and Illinois. He is experienced with jazz, blues, country, rock, folk and bluegrass. He is also a part-time private instructor teaching violin, guitar and music theory, and he is a freelance studio musician. Justin was a founding member of the bands Stonewall and Sweetwater Holler and was featured on the Chevy Music Showcase during his time in the band Smokey Lonesome with platinum award-winning singer songwriter Curtis Lance. Outside of this, he is a very average guy.

Julia Dill

Julia Dill plays harmonica and sings lead and harmony. Her parents gave her harmonicas when she was a child and she has been playing and singing for as long as she can remember. Her father and grandfather were also harmonica players. She was a founding member of the bands Stonewall and Sweetwater Holler and was featured on the Chevy Music Showcase during her time in the band Smokey Lonesome with platinum award-winning singer songwriter Curtis Lance. Her favorite genres are country, rock, blues, bluegrass and folk. Artistic influences on the harmonica include Little Walter, Sonny Boy Williamson and Terry McMillan.

BJ Villmer

BJ plays lead guitar.  He is self taught, fueled by a passion for music and honoring the quality of the original recordings, and is constantly absorbing new music. He has been playing guitar since he was 8 years old. His father taught him Johnny Cash songs and old fiddle tunes on the guitar and introduced him to a lot of old country. From there he began teaching himself. His mother contributed to his musical influences. She listened to a variety of music, but especially loved rock n' roll. She broadened his horizons, introducing him to Lynyrd Skynrd, Eric Clapton, Steely Dan and so much more. In his youth, he played at many jam sessions in Old Mines and Richwoods and absorbed all he could. He says he is still learning and never plans to stop. BJ has lent his talents to several bands including TnT, Hoosier Daddy, The Hired Hands, Deja Vu and Night Shift. His influences include Johnny Cash, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Gordon Lightfoot, Merle Haggard, Steely Dan, Jimmi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, the Eagles and more.

Mike Ramsey 

Mike Ramsey of Farmington has been playing drums since 13. He began playing  in bars at 16. His most recent collaborations have included projects with Stormy Bennet and his son Eric, Sam Hadel and Jason Church from Ste. Genevieve, and B.J. Vilmer from House Springs. He's played in Main Express with Gary Renshaw, James Joy, and Stanley Vance. And he's also played original songs with Foolish Pleazure led by the late Mark 'Sugar Bear" Elsworth. MIke's played in GTO out of Desoto and Zero Tolerance from Ste. Genevieve. He's played with Paul Hogenmiller and Steve Wright at the Sandbar in Ste. Genevieve and also played with his own groups at Papa's Winery, Crown Winery, and Crown Brewery. He's currently working with the classic rock band NightShift and part of a music ministry with the gospel group The Book of Ruth. His equipment includes a 5-piece drum kit from Gretsch Drums called the '57's. He says, "They're named after the 57 Chevy and carry the car's sky blue paint job and styling to resemble the cars finish. I also own a Roland Cajon and a Roland Octapad I use as a mini drum set. I love the Octapad for its nearly 1000 sounds and ways I can use it to reproduce, or create, the needed percussion for whatever style I'm working with."