Ric Troll – Guitar, Keyboards, Drums, and Percussion Ric Troll is a composer and performer whose work reflects his interest in modern jazz and contemporary chamber music, as well as traditional folk/world music. As a composer, Ric's credits include the theme and incidental music for the American Public Radio presentation of Pulp Radio, a series of radio dramas that included the Nick Danger [Firesign Theater’s famous private detective character] episode Down Under Danger.  His recording [with saxophonist Bob Hartig], ‘Eyes on Mars’ [on MPATHIC Records] was recommended by JazzReview as an “agile program of duets...conveying spacious musical environs... the artists’ successfully navigate variable frameworks, while remaining consistent and unquestionably focused throughout... ultimately, the musicians do indeed; render a vibe that could only emanate from the heart”. Cadence Magazine said the recording “forges a bond between free self-expression and rhythmic impetus...the duo communicates unerringly not only with each other, but with the listener”. Ric is currently a member of the cooperative trio ÜTAKÉ [with Rob Foster and Kurt Ellenberger] which released its debut recording “The Name Of The Wind” on Mindful Sounds. Randy Marsh - Harmonica Randy Marsh has played across the globe with some of the best over the years, from the popular Michigan jazz organ group Organissimo to earlier stints with the Eddie Russ, Mike Grace Band, TMGs, Turning Point, and the San Francisco Mime Troupe. He fronts several other combos as well, including Randy Marsh & the Big Organ Trio.