Larry Lee Lerma (bassist) – He has performed with The Blues Brothers, Sam Moore, Michelle Wright and recorded with Jimmy Vaughn and House of Blues recording artist Becky Barksdale.

Glen Clark (piano) – The leader of the Sacred Hearts born in Fort Worth, Texas, is a talented songwriter whose songs have been recorded by Bonnie Raitt, Rita Coolidge and Loretta Lynn.

Joe "Lester" Sublett (saxophonist/composer) – Joe is an accomplished musician, who along with Darrell Leonard as the "Texicali Horns," has worked on film soundtracks such as "Indecent Proposal," "Tommy Boy" and "That Thing You Do," and has performed with such legendary performers as Stevie Ray Vaughn, Little Feat, B.B. King, Wynonna Judd, Travis Tritt, Elton John, Bruce Springsteen, and won a Grammy for his work with Taj Mahal and the Phantom Blues Band. He has performed on television, on Grammy award winning records such as "In Step" with Stevie Ray Vaughn and "Feels Like Rain" with Buddy Guy as well as composing film scores.

Julie "The Dove" Delgado (vocalist) – Julie is a native of Los Angeles, California where she attended The Eubanks Conservatory of Music studying voice with emphasis on classical and light opera. Julie began singing professionally in 1982 and has toured the world with such artists as Al
Jarreau, k.d. lang, Tom Jones, The Blues Brothers, Natalie Cole and Brian McKnight. She has recorded with Diana Ross, Stevie Wonder and Richard and Karen Carpenter. Her current television work includes the title themes to "The Addams Family", "Monster Farm" as well as "The Adventures of Oliver Twist". She can be heard on the motion picture soundtrack "Four Wedding and a Funeral","A Quest for Camelot" and most recently the IMAX movie "The Magic Box" starring Siegfried and Roy. She can also be heard on many national and international television jingles. One of her most memorable moments was being featured as a lead vocalist for the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra at the 1996 PBS Christmas Salute. With a range that spans four octaves, Julie has been said to have the voice of an angel, truly her gift from God.

Johnny "The Beast" Rubano (vocalist/trumpet)- John will tell you he’s actually an actor who can sing. John is a former member of Chicago’s famed Second City. His credits include numerous television and film roles, including regular appearances on ABC's "According to Jim." His voice can be heard
on animated projects including "Pinky and the Brain", "Superman" and the lead voice in The Greedy Show on Shockwave.com. His previous music experience includes trumpet and vocals with the Kurt Goletz Big Band.

J.J. "Taboo" Holiday (guitarist) – From Seattle to Chicago, he has made the scene with Sunnyland Slim and legendary guitarist Hubert Smith. Then on to Cleveland to work with Robert J. Lockwood and to Memphis to work with Gus Cannon and Furry Lewis. Working with Bob Dylan’s band, Carole King and The Blues Brothers, he continues to play on scores of movies for composer David Newman.

Jimmie "The Dynamic" Wood (harmonica/vocals) – Known by those who have heard him play as "The Cadillac of Harmonica Players." Ask Bruce Springsteen, Etta James, Bruce Hornsby, Gladys Knight, Cheap Trick and Megadeath - he’s worked with just about everyone to show them how blue the blues can be.

 
Darrell "The Good Shepherd" Leonard (trumpet) – He is a multi-faceted arranger and composer who has worked on the Rhythm and Blues Foundation Pioneer Awards, the Directors Guild Awards and has performed with Wilson Pickett, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Henry Mancini, Joe Walsh, Glenn Fry and scores of others. He even won a Grammy for his work with Taj Mahal and the Phantom Blues Band. Along with Joe Sublett as "The Texicali Horns," he has recorded with such greats as Smokey Robinson, Otis Rush, Linda Ronstadt, Little Feat, Lou Rawl and much, much more. He has done musical arrangements for such films as Home Alone, Swing Shift, Indecent Proposal, Tommy Boy and, most recently, music for the soundtrack to The Divine Secrets of the Ya Ya Sisterhood.