The Turnips originated in 1978 as Gene Smith and Ernie Tokay. Over the years many friends have joined the Turnips in performance and on recordings. The Turnips are dedicated to originality in their music and the three-part vocal harmony style. Todays Turnips are singers/songwriters Gene Smith, Ernie Tokay, Sarah Napolitan, and backed by long time friends and compadres Lee Vuotto and John Strauss. The Turnips above all else are fun! At least until one of their well-written songs comes along to break your heart!

The Wounded Healers are an Americana band featuring the voice and songs of Jess McDowell. Traces of vintage country, folk, and bluegrass give their songs a timeless feel. The band includes Philadelphia area musicians Jess McDowell (vocals, rhythm guitar), Jason Parish (lead guitar), Michele Lynn (bass), Billy Dominic (fiddle), and JC Bell (mandolin).

No Good Sister is a female trio of vocal sass (Meaghan Kyle, Jess McDowell, and Maren Coleman Sharrow) who joined forces in Philadelphia late in 2012 to wail the blues fused with honky tonk and early rock n' roll. The ladies are backed by a fierce band of five fine gentleman: Anam Owili-Eger (keys), Frank Velardo (guitar), Chad Brown (drums), Jonathan Davenport (upright bass), and Ansel Barnum (harmonica). Together they revamp old favorites and write new tunes you've already had in your head.