Sue Thompson is a noted vocalist, guitarist and teacher with a lifelong passion for traditional music. An ace harmony singer and vocal arranger, she is also a powerful and soulful lead singer. Her recordings include Mike Seeger’s GRAMMY-nominated Third Annual Farewell Reunion, The Washington Traditional Fiddler's Project, Volume 2— Generations, and the recent Western music extravaganza, Tall Boots,” where her fellow musicians nicknamed her “Harmony Part Wizard.”  Sue is one of a small number of accomplished women flatpickers, and is also appreciated for her rock solid, yet innovative rhythm guitar work. Sue has taught at the Puget Sound Guitar Workshop, California Coast Music Camp, British Columbia Bluegrass Workshop, Wintergrass Festival and Port Townsend's renowned Fiddle Tunes festival and is becoming known as the premier teacher in Europe of how to sing harmony intuitively by ear. She has taught and performed at the Risør, Norway Bluegrass Workshop and Festival, the La Roche Bluegrass Workshop and Festival in France, the European World of Bluegrass Festival in the Netherlands, and has done workshops for the France Bluegrass Music Association, the Swiss Bluegrass Music Association, and Roots Experience in Germany. Sue currently performs with the Brandejs Band (Czech Republic) and the Field-Thompson Band.

Don Share has been a highly regarded singer and guitarist in the Northwest music scene for over two decades, and is especially recognized as a harmony vocalist. He was a founding member of the Who’s Driving? and Rainy Pass bluegrass bands, and currently performs with the Seattle-based Downtown Mountain Boys.  Don has performed and taught harmony singing at the British Columbia Bluegrass Workshop and dozens of festivals. His lead and harmony vocals can be heard on the Downtown Mountain Boys’ album, Big Darlin.’