Tom Davis -
Vox, Pulse Injection Modulator
(Rhythmatist with a Complete disregard of timekeeping....but in a Good way)

A native of Chicago, Tom migrated to Reno in 1986 where he played in several well known acts such as: Band on the Run, Memphis Rising, Eclipse(a Pink Floyd tribute band) & a Tom Petty tribute band called Petty Theft. Tom's masterful music ability has enabled him to play several instruments to include: Guitar, Bass, Saxophones and, of course, Drums. In 1991, he played Bass and saxophones on the Canadian "Nashville North" cd. You'll also enjoy listening to him sing lead and back-up harmonies. Tom is a true tenor......making some women green with envy.

    Jeff Bloyd - 
   Vox,  Assassin of Seventy-Eleven Strings
   (With such a Blind Sense of Humor)

Hailing from Berkley, California, Jeff attended The California School for the Blind where he started playing piano, guitar & trumpet at the age of 11.  When he was 20 he took classical guitar lessons and music theory at Reedley Junior College.  In the early 80's Jeff played lead guitar for a band called Good & Plenty which toured nationally.  He also played in a Country/Rock band called Doris Conley which also toured nationally.  Jeff's rockin' country playing has an influence of blues and jazz to make his style very eclectic.  We always make him our designated driver.....come check it out! 

                                                                        

 Vic Campanaro - 
 Vox, Mid-Frequency Assassin
 (Leaving a wake of distruction behind him...and with only 88 black & white keys)

Originally from Los Angeles, Vic began playing keyboards at age nine. Eventually settling in Reno, NV, he attended UNR as a music major and studied classical music. He was a member of the Jazz Band and the Concert Choir. In 1980, Victor started performing professionally in Nevada with his two brothers in a Beatles tribute band called Penny Lane, and is a veteran of the Silver Circuit. Vic's knowledge and versatility allow him to play any style of music with true authenticity.

Cindy Graf -
Lead Vox, Syncopation Enhancement Tools
(Disturber of the peace with just 2 little vocal chords)

Cindy's been singing since age 5. She would sing along with the radio and the theme songs for TV sitcoms. One day her father heard her singing "Delta Dawn" by Donna Fargo when it came on the radio. He could hear that she had a talent and passion for singing and encouraged her to continue. Singing in church, and as soloist in school choirs, eventually led to performances in weddings, parties and special events. Having studied creative writing, Cindy is also a songwriter, and is looking forward to publishing new material with the Hazzurd.