As many of you know, Victor is the Bass player for the famous band- Bela Fleck & the Flecktones. He is considered, by his peers, to perhaps be the best Bass player in the world, and has even won three Grammy’s!

Oteil Burbridge smiles as if he came into this world with the same ear to ear grin on his face that shines while he plays with the Peacemakers, the Allman Brothers Band, Vida Blue and Gov't Mule. He keeps that smile strong, even when talking about painful memories, and even while we both shiver in the cold basement under Canopy Club in Urbana, Illinois. People know about Oteil's playing, with his scatting silkily smooth over the tone of his bass, tweaked slightly with an envelope filter, and many other acrobatic bass techniques. To see the man play live is to witness how warm a human being can be not just from the simple joys in his or her life, but after they found a way to make joy out of pain.

The most underrated musician on the planet, John Paul Jones' credentials are staggering. His enormous contribution to music history traces back to his sessions days, working as a bass/keyboard player, arranger and musical director. The list of artists he was involved with features a wide range of British talent such as: Rolling Stones, The Yardbirds, Donovan, Jeff Beck, Herman's Hermits and many more. Occasionally, he would see his future band-mate, Jimmy Page, as they teamed up on several sessions including Jeff Beck ("Truth") and The Yardbirds ("Little Games"). He was the first to be recruited by Page who was looking to form a new band, as Jones was growing tired of the session scene. The magical chemistry of Led Zeppelin was created between ALL four members; (Jones' contributions seem go unacknowledged lately.) Although he was given the cold shoulder for the current Page/Plant "reunion", Jones appears happier (and better off) playing with the likes of Diamanda Galas and other such diverse artists. One of the elements that made Led Zeppelin so great was their constant musical development and progress that was evident with each album. Perhaps Jones is the only remaining member that has continued to progress and experiment with new styles and directions, without concern for commercial or critical success.

Spelled his name wrong when i started this.. haha.. but here is a lil info on him :)

On April 20th, Zakk Wlde and his band, Black Label Society, release their fifth studio album, "Hangover Music Vol. VI", through Spitfire Records. The New Jersey born singer/song writer/guitarist formed BLS in 1998 while maintaining his role as Ozzy Osbourne's lead guitarist.

One of the last remaining rock stars, Zakk Wlde has earned the right to do as he pleases. A rare alternative to the image-conscious music scene, he's more content in his backyard cleaning up after his Rottweillers than attending parties and award ceremonies. Always unpretentious, Zakk has many accolades, acquiring many multi platinum cds with Osbourne, a Grammy and winning Guitar World's acclaimed MVP two years in a row.

Describing the style of John Bonham's drumming instantly conjurs up visions of the thunderous power he created. His contributions to rock music were revolutionary, and his talent unmatched and irreplaceable. You can only imagine Jimmy Page's reaction to first seeing him in 1968, ending his search for a new drummer to form a new band, the New Yardbirds (later renamed Led Zeppelin.)

Words cannot describe this young mans ability on the drums. Currently playing w/ Prince he can pick and choose any gig he wants. He is the best drummer out there today and is sooo young. Already considered one of the best ever at age 30 he has nowhere to go but up. If you have never seen this man play i would like to ask you to do yourself a favor and check him out.. Simply incredible!!!!!

Raw Agression. Pure Power. Incredible energy. Nuff Said!!