I was just a toddler in the 60's. My parents exposed me to music at the drive-in theater. Watching Elvis in G.I Blues back then was sort of like watching a music video today. I was just six years old when I would see my sisters fighting with their girl friends over which Beatle was the cutest: John, Paul, George, or Ringo. Oh, I can't leave out the battles over which overall band was the cutest: The Beatles, The Herman Hermits or The Rolling Stones. At the age of seven I won the heart of my first girl friend by singing my first original song that I called "I Want to Kiss Your Lips". I promise it was only a coincidence it sounded like the Beatles "I Want to Hold Your Hand'.
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A touring professional since the 1970's, Paul  has performed on the legitimate side in various orchestras in Detroit, Sarasota, and Tampa. He was selected to perform as the soloist in the All-Star College Jazz ensemble combining the hottest jazzers from the U of Miami, UF, FSU and USF jazz programs. He has worked and appeared with many headliners such as Dottie West, Steve and Edie Gourmet, the Four Tops, Stevie Wonder, The Floaters and the Five Specials, Skip Van Winkle (Bob Seger), and Helen O'Connell. He also appears with his own jazz quartet, 'DDQ and the Professors Four 
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Easa picked up the trombone as a young child, and has never let it go. After earning numerous music awards in high school, he attended Florida Community College at Jacksonville on a full music scholarship. While completing his college education at the University of North Florida, he developed a strong desire to study law. Torn between the love of music and the law, he choose to go to law school. His decision was made much easier when he realized there are more starving musicians than starving lawyers.
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Mike was just eight years old when he picked up his first saxophone and it's been a major part of his life ever since. Mike has been performing since the age of fourteen. If he was not a regular member with a band, he was “sitting in” with other groups, perfecting his craft. Being from Jacksonville, most of Mike's playing was done here locally. Mike knew and sometimes played with many local musicians that have gone on to become well known. In fact, he was asked to join a local band called 'The Classics', who of course went on to became inter-nationally known as 'The Classics IV'. They were disappointed to learn that Mike had just signed up to join the navy, and he had to pass.
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Peete's Love of music began at a very early age. As a toddler, he was allowed to stay up late one night a week to watch 'The Mitch Miller Show!' Later, shows like 'Ed Sullivan', 'American Bandstand' and 'Where The Action Is', exposed him to the popular music scene. That, coupled with a close relationship with his older teenage sister Maureen, allowed Pete to experience the Rock & Roll revolution of the 60�s as it happened!
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