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A native of East Austin, Will was so enamored with the drums that he taught himself to play with nothing more than a couple of tree branches and empty cans of Crisco.  Despite his grandmother’s constant pleas to “quit making all that racket,” Will pursued his love and, at the age of 19, with a real drum set in hand, played his first gig on Austin’s famed 6th street.  Since then, Will has served as the music director of one of Austin’s largest churches, toured the “Chitlin Circuit” with Kyle Turner and entertained our troops in Bosnia, Croatia, Kosovo and Sarajevo.
Will McGowan, Drums & Vocals
Born and raised in Temple, Mike has a worldliness that belies the stereotype of this small Texas town.  At 12 he happened upon the garage of 2-time Grammy® award winner Little Joe y la Familia and was inspired by the skill of these world class musicians.  By age 14, he was playing clubs drawing from blues, soul, funk, New Orleans mambo, zydeco and reggae influences.  Mike toured the U.S., Europe and Southeast Asia before returning to central Texas and joining Memphis Train Revue.
Mike Roeder, Bass & Vocals
Willie Scoggins, Guitar

Willie Scoggins developed his steadfast work ethic while shucking corn and milking cows on his grand-daddy’s farm just outside of Fort Worth.  Willie began his music career at the age of 8 when he was given the choice of learning piano or taking ballet.  He chose piano and three years later, received his first guitar as a gift from his dad.  Willie graduated from the Guitar Institute of Technology where he taught for 7 years before joining Memphis Train Revue in 1995.

David White, Keyboards
Backed by his roots in the Midwest and schooled with renowned Indiana University jazz educator David Baker, David has performed jazz, R&B and funk all over the country. His credits including shows with artists like Sam Moore and Mary Wells, and he has performed for national political events in Washington, DC and New York City.   David knows music from both its intellectual and emotional sides.  This rare intimacy with music has made David one of the most highly coveted keyboard players throughout the southwest.