


SamGary grew up on a large farm-ranch in southern Alberta, Canada, with lots of horses, hunting, hockey, friends, and a whole lot of work. One of his earliest passions was music which was never far from his dreams and always a part of his goals. After leaving the ranch, he started a construction company and built grain elevators, pontoon boats, and many other things, but he always found ways to do more music.
SamGary's gift is definitely evangelism, and for the past 30 years he has been involved in planting churches, ministering in prisons, working with inner city missions, organizing youth teams to help the helpless, working a halfway home for hurting kids, smuggling bibles into communist countries, doing concerts all over America, and offering folks hope for their future.
SamGary maintains that life is not about him, but rather his greatest fulfillment comes from knowing he's made a real difference or contribution to society, and has a hand in making someone else a success. He declares that his ultimate success in life will be when he hears the words; "Well done, thou good and faithful servant, enter into the joy of the Lord."
True living is to have a clear conscience towards God and man, and to leave a legacy for those behind. God Bless
Heath Bain is a guitarist/songwriter from Muscle Shoals, AL. He has played in bands around the northwest Alabama region for over fifteen years and has taught guitar for twelve at Scott's Guitars in Moulton, Tony's School of Music in Muscle Shoals, and Class Guitar for Community Education in Lawrence and Morgan counties. He currently teaches at Linda Young Music School in Florence, AL. Heath served as the music instructor at the Judy Jester Learning Center Alternative School in Moulton, AL for six years.
"It is my passion to work one-on-one with those people who are on the 'fringe' of their social environment. My time at the alternative allowed me to do just that; work with kids who just weren't fitting in at their home school. The 'bad' kids, per se. Being there has taught me so much."
He has attended the National Guitar Workshop and has studied guitar at the University of North Alabama, the Jessica Ford School of Music in Nashville Tennessee, and with Jim Seales of the Grammy Award winning group Shenandoah . Heath is also a staff songwriter for LML Productions out of Muscle Shoals. He is currently pursuing an M.A. in English from the University of North Alabama and a Masters of Theology from David Lipscomb University.
"Yea, I try to stay pretty busy, man. It keeps me outta trouble...mostly."


Chris Roach grew up ten miles away from where The Beatles began. There was no shortage of musical heritage surrounding him. However, his heart was always a million miles away, favoring the fiddle and steel guitar twang sounds to his rock 'n' roll roots. This young man from Warrington, England eventually made his way stateside working as an audio engineer and gigging nights in Saginaw, Michigan. He then made his way south, landing for a brief stay in Nashville, Tennessee and eventually moving to Muscle Shoals, Alabama.
Today, every note and every chord serves as a mile marker along the path of Chris' journey. The progressive and edgy sound from nearby Detroit, the laid back swagger of Music City, and the swampy soul of the Shoals all permeates his music. Chris has shared the bill with such as Gretchen Wilson, Carrie Underwood, Shenandoah, Shooter Jennings, Doug Stone, Craig Morgan, and even 80's rock band Warrant.
In his time off stage Chris has had the opportunity to work in the studio alongside veteran session players such as Larry Byrom (Steppenwolf), Roger Clark (Steve Miller Band), Mike McGuire (Shenandoah), and Bob Wray (Willy Nelson, Ray Charles). Recently, Chris signed a writing deal with LML productions, co-owned by Muscle Shoals session-player Marty Lewis and song-writing legend Billy Lawson.
When he's not out gigging or working in the studio on his up-coming album, Chris can be found collaborating with some of Nashville's top writers, building his song catalogue.


Roger Clark - Drums/Percussionist STEVE MILLER BAND. A true professional...evidenced by his 30 gold and platinum recordings and two live appearances on THE TONIGHT SHOW with Johnny Carson. This legendary performer made his mark in the music industry at an early age as a formative member of session musicians in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, playing sessions at FAME and Muscle Shoals Sound. His past studio and road work have gained him outstanding admiration and respect from his peers and fans alike in the music business.
Roger has traveled extensively in the U.S., Europe and Canada with notables like The Steve Miller Band, Rhead Brothers/Scotland, Steely Dan, J. Geils Band, Doobie Bros., Chuck Berry, Tower of Power, Uriah Heep, Eddie Money, Hank Williams Jr., Tammy Wynette, Tom T. Hall, Journey, and Asleep at The Wheel. In addition, his studio work is legendary having performed with Diana Ross, The Temptations, The Osmonds, Paul Anka, Tom Jones, Michael Johnson, Amy Grant, Mel Tillis, Debbie Boone, LaToya Jackson, Nancy Sinatra, Leslie Uggams, B.J. Thomas, Ruth Buzzi, Roy Clark, Mac Davis, Bobby Bare, Roy Orbison, Bob Segar, Wilson Pickett, Conway Twitty, Tony Joe White, Ronnie Milsap, Mac McAnally, Little River Band,The Kendalls, Steve Forbert, John Kay, Clarence Carter , B.W. Stevenson, Gail Davies, Odia Coats, Billy Ocean, Dennis Yost, Bill Haley and His Comets, America, Bill Anderson, Thelma Houston, Jim Stafford, Bobbie Gentry, Gus Hardin, Tommy Tutone, Percy Sledge, Lobo, Steve Cropper, The Mandrells, John Davidson and the legendary Muscle Shoals Horns to name a few.
Television/Movie Productions: He appeared on the sound track for Miss Congeniality II on the Paul Anka song "You're Having My Baby", recorded the sound track for the animated movie "Pogo" and the sound track for the thriller "Millinium". He also played on "The Times Of Your Life" commercial with Paul Anka, appeared on Howard Cosell's TV show "Saturday Night With Andy Williams".
One of Roger's career highlights was performing in Buckingham Palace for the Queen of England with The Steve Miller Band. This is the tip of the iceberg on Roger Clark's resume. Roger recently returned to the Shoals area from Las Vegas and is currently doing session work in, among other cities, Muscle Shoals and Nashville. Roger is married to voice-over artist, Sherry St. John-Clark. Roger and Sherry credit their happy marriage with always putting God first.

Aaron Shell was born in the small town of Emmetsburg, Maryland. After his dad passed away when he was at the age of five, he, along with his eleven siblings moved to a farming area deep in the mountains of Virginia. In every spare moment he managed to steal, Aaron could be found fretting around with those six strings. He has always had a passion for music and wanted to use his gift for others. He and his brothers spent their growing up years picking bluegrass every chance they got. Aaron says he can remember driving people insane as he practiced.
"I think I played "Just As I Am" at least as much as five Baptist churches put together."
After leaving home, Aaron joined up with a few bluegrass bands and traveled around playing as an acoustic rhythm guitarist. Today he is part of the SamGary Band, bringing rhythm and backup vocals to the show. With his love for music, he has composed some of his own music and is always into everything that revolves around that.
In his own words; "Music is such a big part of my life that if I had to chose between seeing and hearing, I’d pick hearing. I can play with my eyes closed. But I’m glad I have both."
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