Members
- Brian Haas - Acoustic piano, Fender Rhodes, and Melodica (1994–present)
- Joshua Raymer - drums (2007–present)
- Chris Combs - Electric guitar, Lap steel guitar (2008–present)
- Jeff Harshbarger - Double bass, (2010–present)
- Dove McHargue - Electric guitar, vocals (1994–2000)
- Kyle Wright - Trumpet (1994–2000)
- Matt Leland - Trombone, vocals (1994–1999)
- Rod Mackey - Tenor saxophone (1994–1995)
- Sean Layton - drums, percussion, vocals (1994–1999)
- Matthew Edwards - drums, percussion (1994–2001)
- Richard Haas - drums (2001)
- Jason Smart - drums (2001–2007)
- Peter Tomshany - Electric guitar (2008)
- Reed Mathis - Fender jazz bass with effects pedals, double bass, cello, Espana acoustic bass guitar, Gibson Les Paul, Lap steel guitar (1994–2008)
- Matt Hayes - Double bass, (2009–2010)
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