Current Lineup
Mike
Cannon ~ Guitar
Cody
Davis ~ Guitar, Lead Vocals
Wade
Ren ~ Bass, Vocals
Kelsey
Seidel ~ Drums
Kelly
Seidel ~ Steel Guitar, Fiddle, Guitar, Mandolin , Vocals
Alumni
Dale
Bennett ~ Drums
Bob
Buell ~ Guitar, Vocals
Marcos
Dominguez ~ Guitar, Vocals
Ron
Dowdy ~ Bass, Vocals
Dan
Earheart ~ Drums, Vocals
Jeff
Johnson ~ Bass, Vocal
Rick
Mendoza ~ Bass, Vocals
Stanny
Nedbalski ~ Drums
Dale
Peterson ~ Bass, Vocals
Jim
Sinner ~ Bass ~ Vocals
Greg
Stephens ~ Guitar, Vocals
Edna
Stout ~ Guitar Vocals
Dennis
Wasson ~ Guitar Vocals
Earl
Wear ~ Guitar, Vocals
Collin
West ~ Guitar, Vocals
Dick
Wickersham ~ Guitar, Vocals
Chris
? ~ Drums
Earl,
Jeff
Bob
Stanny,
Kelly
Collin
West
Ron
Dowdy
Dennis
Wasson
Dennis
passed peacefully in his sleep on 23 February 2010
Jeff,
Marcos, Kelly, Kelsey, Bob
Ron,
Dale, Collin
Coltrain started out back in 1976 around the time I was still with North Star. It was Collin West, Jim Sinner and Dale Bennett.Later on Jim was replaced by Ron Dowdy from the Shady Alley Band. Eventually Kelly Seidel joined, alternating between Coltrain and the Seidel Brothers Band, and I joined replacing Ron on bass in about 1981.
After that Kelly and Collin dropped out and the band folded briefly, then reformed in about 83 with Collin, Dale, myself and Dick Wickersham.
Then Collin left again, replaced by Edna Stout. Dick left and was replaced by Dennis Wasson, who was then replaced by Bob Buell.
Then Edna left and Kelly Seidel rejoined the band. This band played for a few years until I left to be replaced by Dale Peterson, who was replaced by Rick Mendoza. Then Rick left and I rejoined, along with Earl Wear on lead vocals.
Once again we played for a few years until Bob and Dale left, we then hired Marcos Dominguez and a drummer named Chris who was in so briefly I can’t remember his last name, sorry. Anyway, they were both replaced by Greg Stephens and Dan Earhart for about a year, then they were replaced by a recently divorced Bob Buell (back for more punishment) and Stanny Nedbalski.
Finally Stanny and Earl left in 2002 to be replaced by Marcos Dominguez and Kelsey Seidel.
We still play around Washington, Idaho and Oregon. With our history, I think were too confused to quit.
J.W. Johnson, January 2006