Chris Arduser and George Cunningham w/ Greg Mahan

Chris Arduser has been writing songs for several critically acclaimed pop/rock combos over the past two decades.  Rolling Stone Magazine singled our Chris’ “Little Blue River” as the strongest cut on Adrian Belew and the Bears 1988 release “Rise and Shine.”  Most recently the song “Still Big” (an homage to Billy Wilder’s song “Sunset Boulevard”) was featured on NPR’s All Songs Considered.

Chris’ CD “The Celebrity Motorcade” concerns itself with the notion of fame and, specifically, the stories of certain early 20th century Hollywood figures.   He continues to write steadily for The Bears, Psychodots, The Graveblankets and solo projects.  

He has a new solo CD called "Hapless," and a new CD with the Bears called "Eureka."

George Cunningham has played guitar for several critically-heralded Cincinnati bands including The Graveblankets, Warsaw Falcons, Pike 27 and gypsy jazz aficianados the Faux Frenchman.  His most recent CD “Stumblingham,” is a collection of fourteen semi-contemporary instrumental pop songs that integrate surf, latin, celtic, indeterminate middle eastern music, solo acoustic fingerstyle guitar, and 30's jazz and cartoon music.

Greg Mahan founded the alternative group Banjo. They attracted significant attention in the Cincinnati music scene, including a chance to open for the V-Roys. He began recording his debut CD in 1998. On the strength of the CD and regular shows around town Greg was nominated for three 2000 Cincinnati Entertainment Awards, including Artist, Album, and Singer-Songwriter of the Year.  Greg is finishing his second CD.