DAVE Drums:  As a young boy in England I was exposed to live music in the family section of our local Social Club.  My father tells I once went up to the singer, grabbed the mic and started singing "You Got Me Singing The Blues".  So music is in my blood.  In grade school I sang in the choir and plays.  In 1966 I realized I could play "Wipe Out" and I'm still playing it (Thanks Moose).  I have been in bands playing at Cobo Hall, The Roostertail, Harpos, and Center Stage to name drop.  In 1991 I restored a classic Nashville Honkey Tonk, the "Carousel Club".  One night Tanya Tucker came in, while I was playing with the band. She got up and did "Strong Enough To Bend".  When I put in the unexpected harmony, she turned around with a big ol' country grin.  That's as good as it gets.  It's all about the moment.  I still love to add any unexpected harmony with "StillKickin"

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PAUL Guitar:  Growing up in Detroit, music was always a big part of my life. I listened to my Mom's music, mostly big band  and crooners of the day also hearing my older sister's tunes from Chuck Berry, Buddy Holly, and Ricky Nelson.  I got totally interested in music.  In the early 60's.  I got hooked on AM radio.  I loved Motown, the Four Seasons, Beach Boys but it wasn't until 2/9/1964, when The Beatles appeared The Ed Sullivan Show, that I said "I want to do that".  So I got a guitar for Christmas that year and I have been playing ever since.  Soon I was playing in Garage Bands with local guys in Detroit.  As we musicians got better I moved up to playing in bars. 50 years plus and many many bands later, I'm 'Still Kickin'!

MARK Guitar: My first exposure to music, way back when, was when my mom threw out a perfectly good grand piano because she feared that it would collapse on top of me when I was a baby.  Then in the        ' 60's I took tons of music lessons and played lots of recitals.  I ignored rock music because it wasn't rock music till I accidentally saw the Beatles perform on TV in '64.  Santa brought me my first guitar in '69.  Met Paul in a music store and bought a Telecaster Guitar from him.  In 73 I met John Cage and found out that unstructured cacophony is music.  In the '80s I played in a multi-culture band, threw a guitar synthesizer out the window.   In the '90's I subbed in a number of sequencer and horn bands, played in a new wave power trio, and yes, drop kicked another guitar synthesizer out of the window.  Before I reunited with Paul and joined Still Kickin' in 2020 I played in a rock band, a corporate band, a tribute band, a pop band, a country band, and a tribute band.  According to his Kindergarten, Mrs. Drummond, "Mark plays well with others".  She was right as he certainly plays well with Still Kickin'