Londoner Mark Henning has been playing and teaching guitar and singing in the London and surrounding area for over 35 years. He has played many styles including jazz, blues and R&B, country and rock. He has studied guitar with Steve Erquiaga, Lorne Lofsky, and Jon Damien. Mark has performed with many blues and jazz groups at venues including the London Public Library, Museum London, Forest City Jazz Festival, Western University, and numerous clubs. He has played many times at the London Jazz Society, including a session as a member of the group that backed Phil Nimmons with Montreal jazz drummer Dennis Brown. He recorded his CD More Stuff in 2010, a compilation of blues, R&B and pop tunes. London based Rick McClelland has been playing bass guitar in the London area and elsewhere since 1974, playing in many different styles and with a wide range of different groups. Rick has performed across Canada and the Eastern USA as well as in Germany in a wide range of groups and styles including jazz, rock, pop and even classical. Rick's career highlights include a Juno nomination for Best Jazz Album 1985 for "Free For Now" on Justin Time Records with the Oliver Whitehead Quintet. He has performed at numerous jazz festivals including Montreal; Detroit ;Ottawa; Vancouver; Edmonton; Toronto; and Windsor. Rick and Mark have been playing together since the mid-eighties in several configurations. Most recently, they have been playing as a duo and continue to enjoy a wonderful musical chemistry. Their repertoire includes vocal jazz, R&B and rock standards.