After a formal education as a Music Major at College, Craig has since earned extensive performance credits throughout Canada, having had the opportunity to either share stages with, or provide opening performances for, a variety of well know personalities.

Along the way Craig has also released 6 solo fingerstyle guitar instrumental CD’s. One of Craig’s performances was included on a national instrumental guitar CD compilation produced by Borealis Records in Toronto called “Six Strings North of the Border (Vol 2)” featuring some of Canada’s foremost acoustic guitar players.

Over the years as a multi-instrumentalist, Craig’s extensive studio credits now include well over a dozen studio albums for a variety of Canadian Entertainers as well as a wide range of other projects from radio jingles to new artist single releases and demos.

Along with continuing to perform solo fingerstyle instrumental guitar, Craig currently splits his performance time playing Lead Guitar for the popular Kelowna band “Marty Edwards and the Revival” and out on tour with "Kenny & Dolly, the Ultimate Tribute"

Betty Anne is a gifted singer and musician endowed with artistic ability. Her rich vocals lend to her natural instrumental ability; she is undeniably at home on both guitar and keyboard.

Betty Anne is more than a very accomplished studio singer; she is a passionate, engaging performer with a career spanning more than thirty years. Accompanying herself on piano, Betty Anne weaves a web of musical magic with her incredibly polished, natural vocal skill. An interpreter of melody, Betty Anne is involved in many musical collaborations. Along with her full teaching schedule Betty Anne is a sought after studio singer, arranger and a musical mentor.

Betty Anne was born in Halifax, Nova Scotia. After an eight year stint in Montreal, her family migrated across the country in the early seventies to British Columbia. Self taught from a young age, she is the middle of 8 children and was surrounded by a variety of singers and musicians. Early in her musical journey, Betty Anne and her late husband Larry Christensen joined forces with Craig Brown to form the trio "Easy Street", and they toured Western Canada extensively. After life on Easy Street, Betty Anne established herself as a studio and performing vocalist & musician.She has a unique and sometimes edgy present day style.

Heather Davis is an incredible and accomplished musician providing the keyboard music and one heck of a voice for the band. She is truly amazing.
Heather is Canada's first and only female Maestra and Director of Music/Commanding Officer in the Royal Canadian Armed Forces (Regular Force) attaining Staff Arranger status for the Nova Scotia International Tattoo. She has written musical arrangements for many large scale shows.

Heather's vocal singing gigs have included national anthems for Labatt's/Brier national curling finals and at a Blue Jays and Argo's games. Her keyboard skills backing Almost Elvis Revues, 7Grand, Soul Survivors.
She also was Director Of Music for the Kelowna City Band.

Dennis Leclair’s inspiration to write the song, "To Our Canadian Troops" commemorating Canadian troops, came while watching a news report about the 100th soldier being killed in Afghanistan.
Heather Davis, a retired captain in the Canadian Forces with an extensive music background, was approached by Leclair to compose a band arrangement for his song. “It did not take long for me to realize that (Leclair) had written a song that would open a dialogue, bridge a gap—however you want to put it—between the public and the military,” Davis said.

Davis wrote the music and the Naden Band of Maritime Forces Pacific were recruited to record it. The recording became the focal point of a commemorative CD that Leclair released with the idea of it being a fundraiser for programs that support Canadian troops and their families, retired veterans and military support staff.

Bob BobBB "The DrumBuddha" Bachtold has over three decades of experience as a first-call live & studio drummer / percussionist for top Classic & Modern R&B, Jazz, Funk, Rock, Blues, Latin, & Big Bands throughout North America.

A savvy, experienced drummer & percussionist (who also plays guitar, bass, and sings lead & background vocals), BobBB is best known for his tone, taste, touch, intense groove, and uniquely uncanny ability to take any size and type of musical group to entirely new musical heights – making the music come alive with that ‘extra special something’ that the discerning artists and audiences crave – regardless of how demanding the performance, group, situation, or environment.

BobBB has also played or recorded with Harry Nilsson, The Platters, Blue City Trio, The Cruzeros, Julie Masi (Parachute Club) & Half A Quorum, Michael Garding Big Band & Quartet, George Robert, Gino Monopoli & ‘Almost Elvis’ Revue, Gary Tackett & California Cowboys, Paul Sorensen Big Band & Orchestra, Leonard Camplin & Kelowna Pops Orchestra, Cuban Jazz pianist legend Panchito Calimano, The Chambers Brothers, and the Christ The King Community & Saddleback Community Church Choir & Band, among many others over the past few decades.

BobBB studied drums with Ted Reed (of ‘Syncopation’ fame) and Al ‘ Hoot Gibson’ Rudkin (of The Revlons and Motown fame), and has also done Master Classes with Louie Bellson, Larry Londin, Tony Williams, Freddy Gruber, Ed Thigpen, Jim Chapin, Airto Moreira, Trilok Gurtu, Ramon Lopez, and many other drumming & percussion Masters.

BobBB endorses and plays Taye Drums (Thank You, Ray Ayotte), Paiste Cymbals (Thanks to the Paiste Family, Franklin Vanderbilt, JR Robinson, Ricky Lawson, Abe Laboriel, Jr. & Vinnie Colaiuta), Remo Drumheads, and Vater / Vic Firth / Ahead Drumsticks & Mallets.

   Dave has been a multi-instrumental musician for most of his life, playing his first gig at age 9. He’s had the opportunity to play, sing, record, engineer, direct and produce in almost all genres of music in his career, traveling throughout Canada, the United States and South America.
He has opened for the likes of Ricky Skaggs, The Beach Boys and Z.Z. Top and has shared the stage with Martha Reeves of Martha and The Vandellas, Petula Clark, Bo Diddley, and Elvis Presley’s Jordanaires.

In 2013, Dave had the honour of being a contributing co-writer on the album “In The Blue Light” by Jack Semple, which won a Western Canadian Music award for best blues recording.

Keith has been playing keyboards in dance bands and also plays the trumpet in the De Blah De Blah jazz orchestra. While in Calgary, he played keyboard in a swing band and trumpet and piano in a big band and Concert Bands. Now residing in Kelowna, he plays trumpet and piano in the City Band.

Keith grew up in England where he played keyboards in pop groups and trumpet in a jazz orchestra. After moving to Calgary he joined the ‘Moment’s Notice’ swing band as their keyboard player, and ‘Southern Stardust Dance Band’ where he played trumpet and piano for shows and dances. Now living in Kelowna, Keith is a freelance musician working with ‘The Dreamland Big Band’ as well as other well know bands. Keith is excited to bring his keyboard skills to ‘The Power of Music’.