About

Scott Evans

Scott Evans has been playing guitar since 1986 and playing gigs for over 25 years. His lifelong love of music turned toward guitar when he was introduced to Stevie Ray Vaughan's uniquely take-no-prisoners style. From SRV through the Kings (BB, Freddie, and Albert), his style is based on the passion found in the Blues. Over the years he's been influenced by Alt Country, Funk, Jam bands, and good ole' Rock and Roll. Scott led the band Brotherhood in the ‘90s, was a founding member of The Growlers (now The Rough Suspects), played in Twilight Idols, founded Mr. So and So with Albany area Blues Hall-of-Fame harmonica player Ted Hennessey, and is the founding member of his current band, Uncle Jimmy.

Matt Vachon

Matt Vachon has been playing music in and around Burlington, Vermont and beyond for over 30 years. His bands The Limit, The Parks Dept, and the Twilight Idols played all over Vermont during the late ‘80s and ‘90s. Matt played with Chin Ho! from 1998-2000 and toured the eastern and southern U.S. playing hundreds of shows from New York City to Gainesville, Florida and all points in between. Matt has been playing with Scotty and Sean since the ‘80s in Moondog, the Growlers and Uncle Jimmy. Matt is currently the singer, guitarist, and songwriter for The Rough Suspects, along with playing guitar and singing with Uncle Jimmy.

Sean Greenwood

Sean Greenwood is a Vermont-based musician who has played on the local scene with Brotherhood, The Growlers, The Rough Suspects and Uncle Jimmy for over 20 years. Sean plays harmonica, mandolin, and guitar as well as vocals. He has jammed on stage with the likes of Jamie Lee Thurston and Grammy award winning LA-based Ozomatli.