Seth Weatherford and Mark Jackson first met in 1998 while performing solo acts around various venues in the Texas Hill Country. In 2001 they collaborated their songwriting talents and together began performing as a duo for special events, house concerts, restaurants and bars. Weatherford, with his distinctive edgy harmonica and southern blues piano-man style approach combined with Jackson’s background in Bluegrass and progressive folk have homespun a montage of songs that critics and listeners both describe as “South Of The Border/Texas Blues Roots”. In 2003 they sparked the interest of accomplished musicians such as the pastiche acoustical picking of Steve Schulte; lead guitarist and mandolin, the blues/rockin’ riffs of Barrett Beach; bassist, and the sultry beat of Tom Goodwyn; drummer. Their savoir-faire and skillful composing underlie the inspiration of the band which has landed them in the studio recording their first cd. Together now as a “band of locals” they have delighted audiences with their original Texas style music which they tag as “Texicana and Roots” at the legendary Nelson City Dance Hall, Auslanders, Chili’s “Party on the Patio” and was introduced by host Bill Smallwood at the `04 Texas Folk Life Festival in San Antonio as one of the best emerging bands to come out of the Hill Country.