Just Us

(folk/pop/Americana)
A very popular, smooth folk-Americana band covering the classic of the singer/songwriter era, along with their own great ensemble of songs. All songs professionally done and just plain fun. First band to play at Coffee Mugger’s.
Website:www.justusmusic.net

John Schultz

(Americana/Funk/Jazz)
One of the most mesmerizing guitarists anywhere, playing along wtih some seriously witful songs. Come enjoy this beautifully sharp musician.
Website: www.myspace.com/johnscottschultz

Craig "Kingfish" Griffin

(gospel/blues/folk)
A singular musical talent, Craig learns by immersion into the heart and soul of the music he strives to be a part of by going to the root of the culture; traveling the world to uncover what is real in the music by those who live it; while throwing in his own indelible nature and personality. You'll hear it in his blues.
Website: www.myspace.com/craigkingfishgriffin

Til Willis

(rock/indie/Americana)
A soulful singer/songwriter and crowd pleaser. Lyrically driven songs delivered with a smoltering, southern rocker voice. If this boy ever makes is back from California, don't miss him.
Website: myspace.com/tilwillissongwriter

Bill Whaley

Excellent low-key folk singer with a pop/rock undertone.

Lorin Madsen

Some of the best pop/rock singer/songwriters on tour today. Out of Salt Lake and usually on tour as The Yearbook or with the band Take the Fall.
Websites: myspace.com/theyearbook or myspace.com/takethefall

John Winn

John Winn´s singing, songwriting and guitar playing have been entertaining folk music fans for many years. As a singer/guitarist he has performed throughout the US and Canada. His original compositions tell stories ranging from ballads of the coast of Maine to songs of the mountains and canyons of the West. Folk Music Magazine describes him as a "modern troubadour." New York Times declares "John Winn represented the minstrel, Troubadour tradition with high artistry." Check out the new music coming from this brilliant artist.
Website: www.alsterentertainment.com/john-winn.htm