Johnny Edwards - (vocals and percussion)
Hailing from Brooklyn, New York Johnny started his musical career at the tender old age 15 playing drums and performing at ‘60’s revival shows.  He expanded his musical involvement to include singing and percussion.  At the same time, Johnny began performing on the wedding circuit and backed up club performances by Broadway and screen artists.  He brings to The Generations his love of Oldies, Latin, Pop and Motown.

Brian Munson (guitar and vocals)
Grew up in Vestal, New York where he began playing guitar at the age of 12.  Brian has played in a variety of bands ever since moving from New York to Colorado and finally settling in Arizona in 1985.  His musical influences include The Beatles, Eric Clapton, The Eagles, Steely Dan and Jeff Gollub.   

Tom Lassen (bass guitar and vocals)
Began his musical career at the age of 15 playing military clubs on the island of Guam. After returning to the US he toured with a 5 piece show band and eventually joined the US Airforce.  During his tour of duty he moved to Germany where he continued to perform in military clubs.  After eventually returning to Arizona Tom played the local blues circuit with the Midnite Blues band and performed with a country band.

Tom Stutz (drums and vocals)
Keeping the beat, Tom's roots are in Philadelphia.  Tom started playing drums at age 11 and has played a wide variety of musical styles ranging from original country rock to Jimmy Dorsey inspired big bands. Tom played professionally for several years and continued to be active in the Philly club circuit before moving to Arizona in 1991. His musical influences are The Eagles, Steely Dan, Buddy Rich and Gene Krupa.

Joe Broyles (keyboard & vocals)
Discovered to have special musical talent at the age of three by local Phoenix musicians. Quickly he began private lessons for the next 16 years. Had the ability to read music before reading words by the age of four, received many awards at numerous competitions year after year including nine superior ratings for solo competition held by the National Federation of Music Teachers at Arizona State University. In high school, he had the opportunity to attend the Berklee College of Music by scholarship. This allowed him to perform at the Sedona Jazz on the Rocks Festival at age sixteen with Gerry Mulligan and Grammy award winning Diane Schuur.
Joe’s has had the ability to share his talents in many different ways. By junior high, he was working as a pianist for churches; this has developed into a continuing career for Joe as he has served in many capacities from music director to sound engineer and consultant. Joe spent four years working as the keyboardist of the Phoenix Coyotes Band, played in the Lightening Fiddle Show with world famous entertainer Barry Van Wie in Las Vegas, and toured with other various country, rock, and jazz bands.