Chris McKinney believes The Rolling Stones remains the greatest country band ever and has remained true to that belief even with bands earlier in his career, The Ramblin Jaks and Factory Girl.

Jack found his voice at a young age. He picked up his first cherry red Yamaha electric guitar in the ninth grade and never looked back. Raised on a healthy diet of classic rock and roll from AC DC to the Beatles he eventually found himself entangled in the country roots of the early Grateful Dead, giving his playing a distinctly West Coast vibe. Fronting many bands over the years, through college, law school and beyond, Jack has found his happy place singing and playing alongside his writing partner.

Geoffrey has been a musical co-conspirator with Jack since high school. What started as top-of-the-lungs harmonizing to 'Dancing Days' in the smoke-filled cabin of a dangerously fast German sedan has continued down many roads with projects that have veered from hippie jam bands to psych-pop to indie rock and now, Americana. In addition to locking in midget’s-fist vocal harmonies, he also plays the trombone—no, after nearly four decades he still plays the trombone—that’s several lifetimes in horn time. Since the late nineties he has fielded unlikely calls to contribute textural horn lines, synthesizer smears, lyrics and harmonies for many Portland-area bands, from psychedelic stalwarts to pop-folk upstarts to greasy blues bands and beyond. His musical mantra? Vibe over virtuosity.

Matthew is a singer/ songwriter and multi-instrument virtuoso from Nashville, TN with roots in both Portland, OR and Vancouver, WA. He is one of the co-founding members of DeeOhGee which has toured extensively across the US and Europe and has opened for such bands as North Mississippi Allstars, Margo Price, Tyler Childers, The Alabama Shakes, The Darkness, Buddy Guy, Blues Traveller and others! He was also a co-founding member of Vancouver, WA band, Love Trucker. Matthew is the ultimate "feel" player and played 5 string banjo, fiddle, lap steel, electric slide and lent background vocals to the debut McKinney Green album, Songs from 32nd.

Songs from 32nd :

-Lap Steel - Face of God
-Fiddle, Banjo, Background Vocals - Oh Momma
-Electric Slide - Electricity 

Wayne has been an active member of the Portland/ Vancouver music scene for decades working with a wide range of artists as a drummer, keyboard and guitar player. But, Wayne is also a singer-songwriter, producer and engineer. Early in his career, Wayne worked as an engineer and producer at Sound Impressions Studio in Portland, OR but has continued to play on multiple albums over the years. Wayne is inspired to help artists create a song or push a song from a few chords to a finished product.

Songs from 32nd: 

-Co-Producer and Mixing Engineer
-All songs-Drums
-Slowdown Virginia-Organ and Piano
-Winner-Wurlitzer Organ

Michael’s passion for music began as a young teen and has spanned decades having played as a session musician extensively in Atlanta at studios like DARP Studios, Southern Living at It’s Finest Studio, Orphan Sound Studios and Tree Sound Studios. Throughout the years, Michael has played for over 39 bands ranging from folk, country, alternative, metal, pop, punk, classic rock and others. Regardless of genre, Michael has always focused on two things: (1) quality of the musicians and (2) the music has to be great. For Michael, the McKinney Green project “is the best sounding collection I’ve ever done.” 

SONGS FROM 32nd:

-All Songs-Bass

Annabel is a competitive Texas-style fiddler based in Portland, OR with multiple wins at the Oregon State Fiddle Contest and a finalist at other contests, like the National Online Fiddle Contest. Annabel enjoys a variety of music genres and has performed with numerous country, bluegrass and orchestral groups and is not shy when tackling new music styles! 

Songs from 32nd:

-Slowdown Virginia-Fiddle