Steve Welch - Guitar, Slide Guitar, Vocals

Founder and band leader. Musically active from mid-1960's unti1 1980 in San Francisco Bay Area, Colorado, and New York City. Opened for Rick Nelson, Townes Van Zandt, and Tommy Bolin. Three-time award winner in American Song Festival songwriting competition. Began playing again in 2002 and formed Blues Cadillac. Has since backed up Louisiana Red and played at the first Redwood City Blues Festival. Major influences: Son House, Robert Johnson, Muddy Waters, Elmore James, Albert, Freddie, and B.B. King, Chuck Berry, Canned Heat, Eric Clapton, Johnny Winter, Peter Green, Billy Gibbons.

Alan "Eye Bone" Eglington - Harmonica, Vocals

Life-long local musician and visual artist. Twenty years experience as rock drummer. Inspired to play Blues/Rock harmonica after hearing Paul Butterfield Blues Band. Ten years harmonica playing experience in South Bay Area with many bands and Blues musicians. Major influences: Paul Butterfield, Charlie Musselwhite, SonnyBoy Williamson/Rice Miller, Kim Wilson, Howlin' Wolf, Junior Wells, Little Walter.

Jerry Cash - Guitar, Vocals

Playing since 1966 in clubs, concerts, and on TV and radio. Opened for Santana, Iron Butterfly, Tommy Castro, Magic Slim and the Teardrops, Curtis Salgado, Sista Monica, Mark Hummel, Tinsley Ellis, and Gary Smith. Bands have included Fourth Street Exit, Blue Ash, Big Daddy Blu Allstars, Martha's Hot Flash, Cash and Carry Blues Band, and Little George Band. Major Influences: B.B. King, Chris Cain.

Tim "Hitman" Richards - Drums

Began playing drums professionally in the Bay Area in 1967. Joined John Lee Hooker's "Coast To Coast Blues Band" in 1980 where he remained until 1989. Toured the world with John Lee, playing at many notable Blues and Jazz festivals, including the Montreux Jazz Festival. Recorded on the 1986 Grammy nominated "Jealous" album. Has backed up or shared the stage with Robert Cray, Steve Cropper, Elvin Bishop, Charlie Musslewhite, Gary Smith, Mark Naftalin, and Carlos Santana. Major influences: David Garibaldi, Buddy Miles, Lenny White.

Doug Mancini - Bass

Began performing career in clubs from San Francisco to Monterey. Worked in Los Angeles as recording studio musician and performer at L.A. venues: The Starwood, Troubadour, Roxy, and Whiskey A-Go-Go. Former band musicians have included members of Edgar Winter, Steve Miller Band, The Allman Brothers. Toured with James Armstrong (WC Handy Award nominee). Major influences: James Jamerson, John Paul Jones, Willie Weeks, Pino Palladino, Darryl Jones, Fernando Saunders.