Lloyd Poole toured with Jerry Corbetta and Sugarloaf in the mid 70's, and was on stage with them the day they learned their newest single release, a song called "Don't Call Us, We'll Call You", had broken into the Top Ten.    Lloyd's former associates also include current and former members of Journey, Santana, Steppenwolf, The Doobie Brothers, Ozzy Osbourne, Night Ranger and many others. 

During 2001-2002 Tom Mullin toured the upper Midwest with "The Hits" featuring Dennis Provisor, originally a keyboardist, singer and award-winning songwriter with The Grass Roots.  The Grass Roots are fondly remembered by many from the Baby Boom era and had a long string of top 40 hits in the late '60's and early '70's.  Like Elvis, the Beatles and the Rolling Stones, the Grass Roots performed live on the Ed Sullivan Show and were seen by millions of prime-time TV viewers.  Their hits include "Midnight Confessions", "Sooner or Later", "Temptation Eyes", "Wait A Million Years", and others.  Dennis was a major contributor to their songwriting efforts and his wall is decorated with gold records.

JR Robinson pictured with Celine Dion.

As a budding teenage rocker, Tom Mullin played in 3 different bands with John 'JR' Robinson, then a child prodigy, now the world's most recorded drummer, a top LA session drummer regularly featured in Modern Drummer magazine, tour drummer for Barbra Streisand since 1993, a Grammy winner in 1983 with Chaka Khan and Rufus and featured on top hit recordings with Ray Charles, Steve Winwood, Eric Clapton and very long list of other mega-stars.