Throwin Bones

Although an old skateboarder/surfer from Florida, Greg has a degree in mechanical engineering which allowed him a career in the design of aircraft engines and power plant gas turbines. Throughout the many changes that he’s seen in his life, the love of music has always been a constant. He dabbled with the bass guitar for a while, using it to help lay down backing tracks for recordings, but it wasn’t until 2015 that he realized he had a passion for it. Nowadays if he’s not holding down the low-end with Throwin’ Bones, you’ll find him pursuing other passions, such as chilling with his wife and dogs, enjoying a craft beer, traveling or scuba diving.

Scott has always loved playing drums and has been insprired by many great drummers throughout rock history, a list of drummers too long, to mention. He feels all rock music lovers know the common cast of drumming characters, whose personalities were only outshined by their drive and talent. For Scott, playing drums in a rock band is the shit. He thinks jamming and rockin out with his band brothers is the most fun you can have with your clothes on.

A Greenville native and part of the Upstate music scene for over 30 years, Ben has been a guitarist for acts like Lickety-Split, D.C.Trixx, Belligerent Four, and most recently as lead singer and backing guitar for Barcode (a 90's-2000's cover band). Music has been a passion for him since a very early age.

Music and guitar have been an integrel part of his life for over 50 years. It has enriched his life beyond measure and has provided the ultimate escape. He grew up on radio’s Classic Rock, Pop and R&B but appreciates and enjoys all genres. For him the live full band element is where it’s at! As the newest member of the band Frank is thrilled to be a part of this talented, rockin’ fun loving group!

As a side note: a couple of remarkable moments for Frank related to music...
Frank received a mini lesson (at 2am in the Hampton Inn parking lot in Myrtle Beach) on fret board harmonics from world renowned rock guitar instrumentalist Joe Satriani. He was also Paul McCartney’s “body guard” for 3 hours. Ask him about it some time. Rock on!