Lee Roy Parnell  is a legendary Texas Music artist who has a long running relationship with the Allman Brothers Band having played numerous times with The Allman Brothers Band, Gregg Allman Band, The Dickey Betts Band & Great Southern as well as Warren Haynes. A chart-topping singer/songwriter, who is known for lending his slide guitar to countless records by fellow artist such as Delbert McClinton, Tricia Yearwood, Blackberry Smoke to name a few as well as ferocious guitarist whose music was greatly influenced by Gregg Dickey and Duane, Lee Roy’s guitar style, slide work on a Les Paul and vocals are a perfect fit for the band.

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Willie Williams -A fixture of the Mid-Atlantic music scene, guitarist/songwriter/vocalist Willie Williams has been obsessed with the music of the Allman Brothers Band since the age of 14. As a tenured member of Virginia based ABB tribute band SKYDOG, Willie paid his dues performing the Allman catalog night after night for devoted audiences. He also reaches millions of international viewers through his Youtube channel where he teaches and preaches the guitar stylings of the Allman Brothers. As a songwriter Willie has collaborated with Nashville hit songsmiths Brian Bunn and Josh Reedy, and in 2018 he earned a publishing deal with Songcastle Music in LA. As a performer Willie has shared the stage with the likes of Hammond B3 master Steve Bassett, Grammy nominated country star Lee Roy Parnell, bluegrass icon Wayne Henderson, and many others. Widely known for his searing Duane Allman-inspired slide guitar, Willie is also a faithful disciple of the legendary Dickey Betts and he is thrilled to be a part of the Great Southern Reunion.

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David Stoltz who had been playing bass with Jaimoe for years was musically introduced to Dickey Betts via a recording while in a limo on his way to an ABB Beacon Theater show. This led to Dickey personally requesting that Dave audition for the ABB when Allen Woody left and was the first runner up for the gig. Several years later, Dickey called on Dave to play with a new band he was forming, The Dickey Betts Band which later became Great Southern. 

Mark Greenberg was touring with Roomful of Blues at the time when he received a phone call from Dickey asking him to audition for a new band he was putting together, The Dickey Betts Band. Drawing on his wide vocabulary of music, from jazz to rock, blues to funk, Mark was a natural fit and was asked to be the original drummer for the Dickey Betts Band. Mark has an almost 30 year-long relationship with Jaimoe, having filled in for him on drums several times.

Endorsements:
Evans Drumheads & Zildjian & Vic Firth

Matt Zeiner is a legendary keyboard player and vocalist who has played with nearly every marquis band in the CT area including The Shaboo Allstars, Matt “Guitar” Murphy from the Blues Brothers, Street Temperature, and the Weight Band founded by members of The Band. Matt’s deep and diverse musical background made him the obvious choice for Dickey on organ and vocals as he was forming The Dickey Betts Band.

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Kris Jensen on Tenor Sax was a member of both the Dickey Betts Band and DB & Great Southern. Bringing the experience of a myriad of musical styles, from jazz, rock, soul, to Afro-Latin-Cuban, Kris added warm third voice to the signature, searing twin-guitar harmonies of the Dickey Betts/Allman Brothers Bands. He later joined Jaimoe’s Jasssz Band and performed with Gregg Allman and Friends. 

Santiago “Sachy” Moyano – Colombian singer, composer, and musical director Santiago “Sachy” Moyano is a third generation musician – his grandfather Luis Moyano, Sr., was an internationally recognized “Great Tenor,” and his father, Luis Moyano, Jr., was a pianist and vocalist who worked with some of the great Latin music orchestras, including touring with La Fania All-Stars in 1996. Sachy Moyano’s versatility and originality has created a substantial demand for his music, and he has evolved into one of the most creative salsa singers in Colombia or across the Americas. Sachy Moyano is still working to produce new songs with a vision of reaching the souls of the Colombian and American communities. In 2022, he began his salsa band Santiago y la Orquesta, which is quickly becoming one of the most exciting Colombian salsa groups in New York City.