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 Robyn Yamada-Keys and VocalsRobyn Yamada has been playing keyboard instruments since the age of six. Her training is a combination of classical, jazz and pop. She has many years experience playing jazz standards in piano bars in the ski resorts of Colorado and at many of the fine restaurants and clubs up and down the Front Range. Robyn is equally at home playing jazz and classical on a full-sized grand piano, playing honky-tonk / barrelhouse /stride-key on an old upright, and creating Eurotrash synthpop on a Korg Triton. An in demand musician playing weddings, church services, jams, clubs, and showcases, she is a well-seasoned player who can fulfill almost any entertainment need.  Dan McArther-Bass Guitar  Bass Guitar-Bio Coming Soon  Rodney J Simon - DrumsHailing from Houston, Texas, Rodney Simon has become one of the pre-eminent live performers and recording artists in the music business today. Rodney first played drums in the Catholic Church when he was 11, a Baptist church at 16 and then became the house drummer at one of the top demo recording studios in Houston. He recorded a CD with gospel group, "Sounds of Creation," in 1997, toured extensively with the Hamilton Loomis Band and appeared at the Baltimore Blues festival in 2000 with Blues singer Trudy Lynn. After moving to the Denver, Colorado area in 2007, Rodney quickly established his place in the professional music scene. He has performed with an eclectic mix of bands ranging from top-40 group, Chase-n- the Dream to blues artists Rickey Earl to Michael Hornbuckle, Emilio and the John McKay Band. Rodney has been honored to be endorsed by Po Boy Drums. He has been seen on the Altitude channel’s, "Live at Jazz @ Jacks," Boulder’s CCTV channel 54, "Tuesday Blues," show with John McKay @ Ziggies and can be heard on Gretchen Troop’s new CD, "Live at Blues & Green. Rodney is equally at home playing Rock, Jazz, Latin, Blues, Reggae, R&B or Country, making him one of the most versatile and sought after drummers in the Rocky Mountain region. His infectious grooves and solid time keeping along with a professional and winning attitude are what keep him in demand in the studio and on stages everywhere. Greg Foster-Lead Guitar  Greg started playing guitar when he was 13 years old. In less than a year he had his first band and hasn't stopped since. He has played and recorded throughout the Midwest in a variety of cover and original bands ranging in styles from metal, rock, to R&B/funk and Blues. Bands of note include Nasty's Nightmare (with KBPI's prime time DJ Uncle Nasty), Millionaire Freaks (an original funk rock group), Network! (possibly Denver's hardest working blues/ R&B cover band), Mojambus (one of Colorado's premier blues acts), Sheryl Renee, The Broken Everlys and most recently Sugarhouse. Artists that Greg has worked with or been an opening act for include Mr. Big, Savatage, Styx, Steve Morse Band, Chris Duarte, Jason Ricci, John Lee Hooker Jr., Hamilton Loomis, Zora Young, and Miss Blues. | Return Home | Kelly J. Bio | Meet the Band | Tour Dates | Band News | The Kelly J. Store | On the Road | Music Downloads | Sponsors | Technical Page | |
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