Guest Knuckle Dusters


		Mindy Morris has performed regularly with the Knuckle Dusters since June of 2002. She is no newcomer to the stage however, having performed as a vocalist for the Appalachian Jubilee and for numerous public and private functions. She received formal training at Indiana University Pennsylvania, and can be heard on several of the Knuckle Dusters studio and live recordings.

		Richard Pryor pictued here fiddling away at Rue's Tavern, St. Patricks Day 2001, he is the closet Knuckle Duster. Often he serves as the bands go-to-guy for Olde Time Fiddle gigs, and has sat in on numerous studio recordings. Although his fiddle work tends to be called on most, he is equally talented on a flat-top guitar, mandolin, trombone, lap dulcimer, drum, bass, or bugle.

		Keith Smith is tops on the trombone. He performs regularly with the Delta Brass Quintet, and can be heard on the Knuckle Dusters' *What Jazz Isn't* album. He currently serves as principal trombone in the Millbrook Orchestra and Mercersburg Community Chorus Orchestra. Keith is also director of elementary bands in the Tuscarora School District and appears as a soloist with various local organizations.

		Gary Peck is a one of a kind river bard. He's traveled the country far and wide, and when he's not fishing, he singing. If you ever floated anywhere along the Juniata River in rural Pennsylvania, you've heard his echo. Singing with power and praise he's one of America's best kept secrets. In 2001 he contributed some soothing and inspiring vocals on the Knuckle Dusters' What Jazz Isn't album.