Robert Lee Coleman of Macon, Georgia played guitar for Percy Sledge from 1964 to 1969. In 1970, James Brown hired him for his new band, “the JBs.” Robert’s guitar is featured on Brown’s album “Hot Pants”, including the songs “Revolution of the Mind,” recorded live at the Apollo Theater & “Make It Funky” from the “Soul Classics”

A little about the band : The Night Owls are a blues trio made up of guitarist/vocalist/songwriter Benjamin Cummings, bassist Joseph Palmer, and drummer/vocalist Jarvis Arline. These guys grew up together, gigging and playing the same streets and night clubs. As they got older, it was only natural that they formed a band together and kept the music and friendship alive. Headed up by long time friend and mentor, blues/funk legend Mr. Robert Lee Coleman, these guys make up a powerhouse of blues and funk. Robert Lee Coleman has spent time on the road with Percy Sledge, he's on records with James Brown, and has toured and played some of the most beautiful venues the world has to offer. Robert Lee Coleman saw something special in these guys at a very young age and became some what of a coach, the rest is history and we are all very thankful.

Barrelhouse is a powerful Blues/Rock Band with a "HUGE SOUND"! Comprised of two dynamite/distinct guitarists (Nathan Harper/Wyatt Pyles), a keyboard/piano master (Derek Castello), a flashy/off the chart drummer (Kenny "BuBu" Robinson), a smooth/thumping bass player (Greg Adams), an unparalleled saxophonist (Kofi Ah), and a butt kickin' harmonica playin' vocalist (Dan Kelly Jr.), they've turned heads everywhere they've played. Individually, these talented guys have played venues in & out of Georgia & abroad and decided to combine their talents and form BARRELHOUSE. Recently, a few members were lucky enough to grace the stage with Mr. Jack Pearson of Allman Brothers fame. With an awesome selection of unique & refreshing originals and carefully selected covers BARRELHOUSE is a "must see" experience.

Rhonda Porter - lead singer was a member of the Buttercats, the Looseskrews band, and is the back up singer for EG Kight. This band played for many years with Tim & Gregg Brooks (two of the biggest stars to come out of Macon). Ken Wynn (Guitar), Johnny Fountain (bass), Gary Porter (drums) have played with numerous bands across the Middle George area. They travel the US as the EG Kight band and have played for the annual Skydog concert since it began.

Scott has performed for three Presidential Inaugurations, the Olympics as well as Nashville’s premier listening room, the Bluebird Cafe. He signed with a children’s label (Jimmy Jangle Records) and took the stage name Scooter. In one short year, Scooters album “Calling All Kids” was nominated for a Grammy and captured the Parent’s Choice Recording Honors. His second album “Miles of Smiles” was also Grammy nominated and won the American Library Ass. Most Notable Children’s Recording. His children’s music is currently being played throughout the country on digital cable’s Music Choice channels. He was also included in a compilation CD with Michael Jackson, Mariah Carey, and Robin Williams.
Scott has also enjoyed producing music for his brothers (Flip Pallot) award winning ESPN show “Walkers Cay Chronicles”, and is now producing the music for his new show on the VERSUS sports channel “Flip Pallot Fishing the Keys”.
During his career in music he has enjoyed sharing the stage with, Marshall Tucker, Charlie Daniels Band, Doctor John, Sub Dudes, Heart, Yoko Ono Band, Tom Scholtz (Boston), Dobie Gray, Styx, Grand Funk Railroad, Iron Butterfly, Steppenwolf, Christopher Cross, Jefferson Starship, Sammy Hagar, Blue Oyster Cult, Badfinger, America, Mitch Ryder, Jim Kimball, Joan Jett, Black Hearts, Rare Earth, Crystal Gale ,Richie Havens, The Chambers Brothers, Three Dog Night, Dwight Yoakam and Waylon Jennings.