Amy Broome - Vocals/Guitar
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I love gigging, guitar, digging in and singing. It's like a vacation and therapy session all in one. I started gigging in 2000 and have played throughout NC and SC. I've got a very seasoned band. Woody Mitchell has toured the country and has been playing so long he actually saw Hendrix playing a deli! Greg Lilley has run the gamut from College Country band to Cruise Ship drummer boy plus many other rock bands in between. Scot Caviness brings the bass alive with his Jazz influences. We've played big loud venues as well as small intimate rooms.

The goal here is to write great tunes, have a blast playing them, tell the truth regardless and get some payola so I can feed my guitar habit.

Enjoy life!

-Amy Broome

Greg Lilley - Drummer/Percussionist/Harmonies
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Greg is a great entertainer. He has performed many styles of music, from R&B, Rock, Blues, Americana, Country, Swing, and Beach/Oldies, to Broadway musicals, theater productions and Orchestra (tympani, percussion).

Greg has played with several other projects, including the original roots power trio "Lilley, Strauss & Schigoda" and "Lunatic Fringe", a freeform exploration of psychadelic rock, appalachian, swing/jazz and latin/african rhythms. Adding to the diversity, Greg has also played with the Columbia, SC based "Phil Urban & the Associates - Tribute to Elvis" show.

Greg always enjoys the challenge of the good ol' baptism-by-fire sub gig and is currently on the call lists of bands like the Texas/Western Swing band "The Stagglers", blues diva "Robin Rogers", Darlyne Cain, Willy Evans Trio and Trip Rodgers. And let's not forget the ton of fun that he, Scot and Amy always spin into a special experience for all.

Greg says: "As I got older and sang and wrote more music, I stopped trying to become a better drummer and started concentrating on becoming a better musician. The plan had a flaw. The result was that I became a better drummer"-Greg Lilley

Scot Caviness - Bassist/Harmonies
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Scot is into a wide variety of music. He has chronologically played in church for praise service, with a Christian band (BlueFish), and then with acoustic acts and now with the fully plugged in electric band The Amy Broome Band. He's done everything from Sarah Mclachlan to Bare Naked Ladies, with some Blues and Greatful Dead in there too. There could be a pun or two in that statement.

Scot plays electric and upright, and has had some experience in small studios and also setting up live PA equipment. He considers music with respect and humility, and hopes to bring good solid accompaniment to a group. He's not a flashy out front, solo type.

Woody Mitchell - Guitar/Harmonies
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Woody Mitchell is the real deal. He's got more licks than a dog with peanut butter on a stick. Woody's style is smooth connected and melodic. Here's what he'd have to say about himself:

A roots musician and writer from Charlotte NC, Woody leads three bands -- Flamingo Tribe, the Stragglers and Lunatic Fringe (hear samples at myspace.com/woodymitchellmusic) -- and plays as a sideman with the Amy Broome Band, the Turnstiles, and Ramblin' Bill. Recently retired from the Charlotte Observer, he did music writing and editing work there for over 12 years. Raised in Charlotte, Woody partied his way out of college and into Vietnam, where he served in the 1st Air Cavalry. He came home in '67 with a Combat Infantry Badge, a Purple Heart and a desire to learn guitar. After woodshedding a year in NYC, he moved to San Francisco and formed the psychedelic garage band Blind, Crippled & Crazy, playing at the Fillmore occasionally. After stops in Boulder and Seattle, Woody ended up back in Charlotte in '72, where he put together Paradox with John Wicker, then Renegade Blues Band with Lenny Federal. After several years with the ground-breaking Loafer's Glory band, he played with Maurice Williams & the Zodiacs, fronted Woody & the Wingnuts and gigged with Bo Diddley and Clifford Curry. Woody's married to Rhonda Catherine (RC, a/k/a the Songbird) Mitchell, who sings lead in the Flamingo Tribe, and they live out in what used to be the country with two quirky cats. Woody never passes up the chance to play his home-built Telecaster and is currently writing tunes, thinking Great Thoughts and developing a fiction project.