Coyote Bill has been playing the Blues for a long time. He grew up on the Southside of Chicago, but started playing music as a teenager in the Dallas area. In the early 90's Bill moved back to Chicago and has been grinding out his own brand of bottleneck Blues & Boogie guitar ever since. He practiced his craft all over northern Illinois until 2007 when he moved to Kansas City, where he plays both solo and with the band.
In addition to playing the Blues Coyote Bill writes articles and reviews for Big City Blues Magazine and the Kansas City Blues News.
Susan Barrett started playing the bass with her husband in his studio song-writing project, Karma Kowboy. During this time Susan began playing with a Blues band that performed in local clubs, charities, fairs and private parties, in Kansas City.
Susan learned the bass from her husband Rick Cooper and also takes lessons from her good friend, Paul Greenlease, a local Bass legend and all around helluva guy in the Kansas City area.
While Susan has learned Rock, Funk and Reggae styles of music and continues to play original music with her husband, But none of that matters cuz she is stuck in this band now and not going anywhere.
Cody Castille started playing professionally at a very early age. When he was 13 he joined his father, Billy Beale, in the Dick Dangerous band playing at Blayney's, BB's Lawnside BBQ and other Kansas City Blues institutions. He played countless live shows and worked on numerous studio projects. His history includes stints with the Whiskey Shivers, the Brody Buster Band and many others.
