Larry Antonino, a native of Santa Cruz, California, is one of the most innovative bass guitarists on the scene today. Now living in Southern California, he has performed and recorded with The Jazz Crusaders, Jeff Beck, Bobby Caldwell, Al Jarreau and Barry Manilow. Larry is also an accomplished composer with a variety of writing styles. He has composed songs for Air Supply and such jazz artists as Ronnie Laws and Jeff Tyzik. He was featured in the Tom Hanks film, "That Thing You Do," which also earned him a gold record for his contribution to the movie's soundtrack. Larry's fresh, new sound, described as "exciting and just plain funky," will find its way into the hearts of smooth jazz listeners around the world.

Carol Robbins began studying harp at the age of 10. She attended UCLA and CSUN where she played harp in the symphony and opera orchestras. She was also a student of the great jazz harpist Dorothy Ashby. Ms. Robbins has appeared on such television shows as, "The Tonight Show" (with Linda Ronstadt and Nelson Riddle), "The Dennis Miller Show," "Living Single" and "Frasier." On NBC's hit show "Cheers," she played harp and even had a speaking role! She has recorded for several motion picture soundtracks, including "Poetic Justice," "Police Academy" and "Crosscreek." She has recorded albums with Linda Ronstadt and Nelson Riddle, Brian Wilson, Manhattan Transfer, Jose Feliciano, The Gap Band, Ray Connif, Liza Minelli and Johnny Mathis. Ms. Robbins has also performed in concert with Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr., Ella Fitzgerald and Joe Pass, Tony Bennett, Melissa Manchester, Mannheim Steamroller, Neil Sedaka, Harry Connick Jr. and Bjork. She continues to play in clubs and theatres, and has released two highly-acclaimed albums.