Random and True is Geoff Clark on lead vocals and acoustic guitar with Steve Tice on harmony vocals and upright bass

Random and True plays an eclectic mix of covers ranging from the 1950s to today. You might hear them play a song originally by Louis Armstrong followed by a song written by Tyler Childers. They’ll go from Frank Sinatra to the Grateful Dead and then from Elton John to The Devil Makes Three. They might even play an Irish drinking song or two to help you enjoy that Guinness or a shot of Jameson! Regardless of the song, they find a way to create an arrangement that incorporates harmonizing vocals mixed with acoustic tones that are the perfect accompaniment to a great dinner at the Rock Inn

Born in Dayton, OH and now calling Estes Park, CO home-base Jon grew up playing guitar in a high school metal band! Lots has happened since those cherished days. Now he feels equally comfortable playing guitar, bass (electric and upright) and drums as well as lead and harmony vocals. After college he migrated to Colorado and this mountain music atmosphere helped merge all of his musical influences (folk, hip-hop, metal, jazz, bluegrass, Motown and Weird Al ; ) into what’s currently happening… Chain Station and his solo singer/songwriter/one-man-band performances. Jon is an born entertainer and you can expect to hear anything from his soulful originals to Paul Simon, The Steeldrivers, Taj Mahal, and expet the unexpeted..like Black Sabbath, Salt & Peppa, Kermit the Frog and Paula Abdul (?)!

bluegrass • singer-songwriter • one man band

http://www.reverbnation.com/musician/jonpickett

Playing rueful Americana, Jay Stott has been influenced by the diverse stands of his musical upbringing. The blue collar rock sensibility of Springsteen and the mournful tones of Hank Williams era classic country combine with dashes of progressive rock, folk, modern country and traditional blues to make a uniquely American stew of music. A nomad in his early years, Stott graduated from high school in the Midwest, and landed in Colorado in the early nineties, which is where he has resided since then. Picking up a guitar at 14, he brought music with him on a lot of adventures. Eventually the stories, some true and some ‘true,’ started appearing in songs exploring the darker side of life.

Born in Dayton, OH and now calling Estes Park, CO home-base Jon grew up playing guitar in a high school metal band! Lots has happened since those cherished days. Now he feels equally comfortable playing guitar, bass (electric and upright) and drums as well as lead and harmony vocals. After college he migrated to Colorado and this mountain music atmosphere helped merge all of his musical influences (folk, hip-hop, metal, jazz, bluegrass, Motown and Weird Al ; ) into what’s currently happening… Chain Station and his solo singer/songwriter/one-man-band performances. Jon is an born entertainer and you can expect to hear anything from his soulful originals to Paul Simon, The Steeldrivers, Taj Mahal, and expet the unexpeted..like Black Sabbath, Salt & Peppa, Kermit the Frog and Paula Abdul (?)!

bluegrass • singer-songwriter • one man band

http://www.reverbnation.com/musician/jonpickett

Random and True is Geoff Clark on lead vocals and acoustic guitar with Steve Tice on harmony vocals and upright bass

Random and True plays an eclectic mix of covers ranging from the 1950s to today. You might hear them play a song originally by Louis Armstrong followed by a song written by Tyler Childers. They’ll go from Frank Sinatra to the Grateful Dead and then from Elton John to The Devil Makes Three. They might even play an Irish drinking song or two to help you enjoy that Guinness or a shot of Jameson! Regardless of the song, they find a way to create an arrangement that incorporates harmonizing vocals mixed with acoustic tones that are the perfect accompaniment to a great dinner at the Rock Inn

I am a Song Sorcerer, casting Magical and Musical spells…Listen

Born in Dayton, OH and now calling Estes Park, CO home-base Jon grew up playing guitar in a high school metal band! Lots has happened since those cherished days. Now he feels equally comfortable playing guitar, bass (electric and upright) and drums as well as lead and harmony vocals. After college he migrated to Colorado and this mountain music atmosphere helped merge all of his musical influences (folk, hip-hop, metal, jazz, bluegrass, Motown and Weird Al ; ) into what’s currently happening… Chain Station and his solo singer/songwriter/one-man-band performances. Jon is an born entertainer and you can expect to hear anything from his soulful originals to Paul Simon, The Steeldrivers, Taj Mahal, and expet the unexpeted..like Black Sabbath, Salt & Peppa, Kermit the Frog and Paula Abdul (?)!

bluegrass • singer-songwriter • one man band

http://www.reverbnation.com/musician/jonpickett

Born in Dayton, OH and now calling Estes Park, CO home-base Jon grew up playing guitar in a high school metal band! Lots has happened since those cherished days. Now he feels equally comfortable playing guitar, bass (electric and upright) and drums as well as lead and harmony vocals. After college he migrated to Colorado and this mountain music atmosphere helped merge all of his musical influences (folk, hip-hop, metal, jazz, bluegrass, Motown and Weird Al ; ) into what’s currently happening… Chain Station and his solo singer/songwriter/one-man-band performances. Jon is an born entertainer and you can expect to hear anything from his soulful originals to Paul Simon, The Steeldrivers, Taj Mahal, and expet the unexpeted..like Black Sabbath, Salt & Peppa, Kermit the Frog and Paula Abdul (?)!

bluegrass • singer-songwriter • one man band

http://www.reverbnation.com/musician/jonpickett

Eric Wiggs on guitar and vocals, Dylan McCarthy on mandolin and vocals.
Eric Wiggs and Dylan McCarthy are two of the best next generation bluegrass players on the Front Range!!
Dylan was the 2019 Rockygrass Mandolin Champion and Eric is a pub favorite musician who of course used to to host the bluegrass pick at Longs Peak Pub.
With a true passion for performing live, these accomplished musicians take the music to new heights with extended improvisations that bring the audience on a journey that is exciting and unique each time.

I am a Song Sorcerer, casting Magical and Musical spells…Listen

Random and True is Geoff Clark on lead vocals and acoustic guitar with Steve Tice on harmony vocals and upright bass

Random and True plays an eclectic mix of covers ranging from the 1950s to today. You might hear them play a song originally by Louis Armstrong followed by a song written by Tyler Childers. They’ll go from Frank Sinatra to the Grateful Dead and then from Elton John to The Devil Makes Three. They might even play an Irish drinking song or two to help you enjoy that Guinness or a shot of Jameson! Regardless of the song, they find a way to create an arrangement that incorporates harmonizing vocals mixed with acoustic tones that are the perfect accompaniment to a great dinner at the Rock Inn

Playing rueful Americana, Jay Stott has been influenced by the diverse stands of his musical upbringing. The blue collar rock sensibility of Springsteen and the mournful tones of Hank Williams era classic country combine with dashes of progressive rock, folk, modern country and traditional blues to make a uniquely American stew of music. A nomad in his early years, Stott graduated from high school in the Midwest, and landed in Colorado in the early nineties, which is where he has resided since then. Picking up a guitar at 14, he brought music with him on a lot of adventures. Eventually the stories, some true and some ‘true,’ started appearing in songs exploring the darker side of life.

Random and True is Geoff Clark on lead vocals and acoustic guitar with Steve Tice on harmony vocals and upright bass

Random and True plays an eclectic mix of covers ranging from the 1950s to today. You might hear them play a song originally by Louis Armstrong followed by a song written by Tyler Childers. They’ll go from Frank Sinatra to the Grateful Dead and then from Elton John to The Devil Makes Three. They might even play an Irish drinking song or two to help you enjoy that Guinness or a shot of Jameson! Regardless of the song, they find a way to create an arrangement that incorporates harmonizing vocals mixed with acoustic tones that are the perfect accompaniment to a great dinner at the Rock Inn

I am a Song Sorcerer, casting Magical and Musical spells…Listen

I am a Song Sorcerer, casting Magical and Musical spells…Listen

Playing rueful Americana, Jay Stott has been influenced by the diverse stands of his musical upbringing. The blue collar rock sensibility of Springsteen and the mournful tones of Hank Williams era classic country combine with dashes of progressive rock, folk, modern country and traditional blues to make a uniquely American stew of music. A nomad in his early years, Stott graduated from high school in the Midwest, and landed in Colorado in the early nineties, which is where he has resided since then. Picking up a guitar at 14, he brought music with him on a lot of adventures. Eventually the stories, some true and some ‘true,’ started appearing in songs exploring the darker side of life.

I am a Song Sorcerer, casting Magical and Musical spells…Listen

Playing rueful Americana, Jay Stott has been influenced by the diverse stands of his musical upbringing. The blue collar rock sensibility of Springsteen and the mournful tones of Hank Williams era classic country combine with dashes of progressive rock, folk, modern country and traditional blues to make a uniquely American stew of music. A nomad in his early years, Stott graduated from high school in the Midwest, and landed in Colorado in the early nineties, which is where he has resided since then. Picking up a guitar at 14, he brought music with him on a lot of adventures. Eventually the stories, some true and some ‘true,’ started appearing in songs exploring the darker side of life.