Randy Wade and THE RENEGADES Country Band from Mesa, AZ

Born in Danville, Ill. in 1953 Randy Wade has always been the entertainer. Whether singing along with Marty Robbins on his T.v. show or singing solos in church he was the center of attention. Gifted with an incredibly rich voice and extreme range,plus the ability to play anything he put his hands on his destiny was always music. His first hit records came at the tender age of 10 when Presta records,teamed with Hank Thompson to remake Hanks 1955 hit Six Pack To Go and re- write and record it from a youngsters veiw as Six Hot Dogs To Go. His latest CD "TELL THE MIRROR" is a continued testiment to the timeless beauty of this talented musician. Today he continues to enthrall crowds throughout the Southwest preforming as a solo act with a 16,000 + songlist, all with backround vocals and complete instrumentation, and with the ever popular Reign-N-Country Band. Allan Edmondson: Keys, Rhythm Guitar, Lead & Harmony Vocals Allan, probably one of the more shy members of the band, was a piano pre-virtuoso at the age of 13. Soon a love affair with guitar sidelined the piano while he taught himself to be an accomplished guitarist. In 1971 he heard Blood, Sweat, & Tears for the first time and was immediately hooked. Live, up close personal performance, that's what he yearned for. Since then he has played for the likes of : John Phillips of the (Momma's and The Papa's), Al Wilson, Chuck Negron, and lots of 60's singing groups that reformed in the 1980's oldies revival. The Coasters, Platters, Vera Hamilton's Shrills, and he's opened for Chuck Berry, Mary Wells, and the list goes on and on. He has paid his dues as a sideman doing extensive studio work, most notably “Somewhere In This Room”, for Laura Purcell. From the Land of Enchantment comes Rob Chanez, drummer extraordinaire. In New Mexico he is a veteran of such renowned cover and original bands as, White Mountain Band, County Line and Son Huffman and the Western Effects and Phoenix Valley bands such as A Boy Named Sioux, High n' Tight, The Midnight Confessions Band, Red Canyon Band to name but a few; and currently recording with the band Vent. Professionally playing drums since 1974 at the age of 15, from classic rock, to praise and worship bands, there is rarely a song that Rob cannot perform. Cutting his teeth on the classic country of the 70's, he quickly moved to the harder side of music. With Rob's evolution and maturing in the elements of music along with the wealth of experiencing live performance in the classic rock and original compositions have led to countless performances in all sorts of indoor and outdoor venues. Life on stage is what drives Rob to perform and entertain the masses, and seeking the fulfillment of watching a dance floor packed with dancers is the ultimate appreciation he yearns for. Always at the ready, Rob's standard is “let the music speak for me' and then watch the twirling take place on the dance floor. Supported by his wife and roadie Joan, there are no fences keeping Rob from venturing out and taking his place in this wondrous creation music…worldwide. Brian McLane, Guitar and Vocals: Brian started out his career, like most baby boomers, when he first heard the Beatles during the 60s on the old Ed Sullivan Show. A few years later, he got his hands on a Sears Silvertone guitar and was hooked on music from rock and country to jazz. Before settling in Arizona, Brian played music from the east to west coast and places in between. He has written and recorded music for television and film and recorded two albums of original songs. As a professional backup musician, he has performed on stage with national artists including Dan Fogelberg and Tanya Tucker