Memorable pop-rock tunes, soulful vocals, wailing slide guitar, and riveting live performances are Billy Livesay's signature. A respected member of the music community, Billy has forged a national career and his songs have appeared:

• MTV
• Saving Grace
• My Name is Earl
• One Tree Hill
• King of the Hill
• Robin's Hoods
• Doogie Howser
• Major motion picture - Wrestle Maniac
• HBO movie - Back To Even
• NBC movies of the week - Mathew Sheppard Story, Death of A Cheerleader and Beauty's Revenge
• Publishing deals with Kid Gloves Music and Transition Music

From pounding raw energy to tasteful finesse, Eddie's drumming skills have taken him on tours with Hall and Oates, Desmond Child and Rouge, the Monkees, Rick Derringer, Foghat, and now The Livesays. He worked closely with Billy on the "Little Bit of Hurt" project, and the synergy between the two is unmistakable.  Eddie's talents have led him to endorsements for Sabian Cymbals and Pearl Drums. When asked about his influences, he doesn't hesitate to say "Ringo and the Beatles."  Visit Eddie's own website as well at Eddie Zyne Online. E-mail Eddie at ezyne@gate.net.  click here to view more photos.

Born in Puerto Rico and raised in Miami, this south florida veteran has played beside such artists as critically acclaimed singer/songwriter Jamene Miller and "Iron Butterfly" guitarist Mike Pinera, of "Ride Captain Ride" fame. At the time of her #1 hit, "Rocking Chair", Steve was Gwen McRae's bandleader. Steve has also toured with T.K. Records artists Little Beaver, Clarence Reid and Timmy Thomas.

Steve's eclectic approach to the guitar has placed him supporting a variety of artists of different genres in different ways. Such as helping with post production on The Livesays “Little Bit Of Hurt” album and working with drummer Eddie Zyne on singer/songwriter Stephen Dees, "Hip Shot” album produced by Daryl Hall.

Steve's guitar work can be heard on the Bobby Caldwell CD “What You Won't Do For Love”.

Always ready to experiment, Steve's use of unconventional ring slides add to his search for unique and less traveled areas of music.

Jorge played along side Billy in Slyder and the Big Bang.