Jim Morris is an articulate singer/songwriter with a devotion to storytelling. Whether it is a thoughtful ballad about doomed love or an anthem to a night of drunken revelry, the listener can always count on well-crafted songs with carefully drawn characters, clever lyrics, and satirical charm.

Jack Mosley, originally from Panama City Florida, is considered by many to be one of the best "TropRock" song writers and entertainers in the country. As an entertainer, Jack has performed all over the United States and the Caribbean and has opened shows for artist such as Johnny Cash, Tanya Tucker, Phil Vassar, The Warren Brothers, and Bad Company to name a few.

If you find yourself washed up on a beach with an array of flotsam and jetsam that includes an accounting degree, a tuba, University of Alabama football great Kenny ''Snake" Stabler and vague memories of playing tropical music in iced-up New England locales, don't be alarmed. It isn't a dream. You've just wandered into ''Magic Chair," the new album from John Reno & the Half-Fast Creekers, accomplished purveyors of the musical genre known, at least to Jimmy Buffett fans, as ''trop rock."

John has shared stages with various recording artists over the years, including Grammy nominated Nadirah Shakoor, CMA finalist for “instrumentalist of the year” Doyle Grisham, Nashville based Michael Utley and world renowned pannist Robert Greenidge. As well as musical legend and inventor Les Paul in New York City. Some of Johnís influences include: Robert Greenidge, Andy Narrell, Larry Carlton, Diana Krall, Chicago, Santana and Jimmy Buffett.