December 17, 2004 - "This evening's entertainment will be provided by the Classroom Dragons. We hope you enjoy the show." How touching. "But where the heck did you come up with THAT name?" That's a long story, better told face-to-face. Who we are is what you really want to know, right? Here's the line-up:

Sandman - Harmonica, saxophone, flute, vocals

Jimmy Brink - Drums, tables, bottles, chairs. Oh... and scat

Tommie Chopper - Electric guitar surgeon, vocals, youth

Uncle Kevin - keys, vocals

Ralph Mosby, the "Godson of Soul" - Lead vocals, fashion, and choreography

B'Mac - Bass, vocals

How do 6 guys from all walks of life come together to create such great music? Obviously, each of these players has their own story. Again, long stories. (Click on a band member above to see theirs.) This is a promo-bio - not a novel. Close your eyes and you hear Stevie Wonder, or Mick Jagger, or B.B. King, or James Brown. Sly, Elvis, Jimi, Reverend Al. Open your eyes and you may even see one of these guys.

Those possibilities have allowed us to retain a "tangible" sound while exploiting the full depth of our individual musical talents. The three-chord progression is a comfortable fit and a fitting backdrop for what has evolved into a somewhat eclectic sound. If categorization is necessary, then rock 'n' roll, soul, Motown-soul, jazz, blues and rhythm 'n' blues is essentially what we do. (I did say it was eclectic.) Some even call it "A Rock 'n' Soul Review." To be sure, the sound, the songs, and, of course, the passionate, high-energy stage/floor show have seduced the one-set patrons into all-nighters...who come back as loyal fans. And no exaggeration, our loyal fans (a.k.a., Dragonauts) have responded to our original material (written mostly by Sandman and his son Joshua) with equal, if not more, enthusiasm.

So there you have it. We are the classroom dragons. Perhaps this short band bio has not provided an adequat