Lee is a versatile and accomplished guitarist who gained notoriety in the industry whilst playing for The Blockheads. In 2016 he had the idea of creating a Pink Floyd spin off supergroup that played only the earlier material, and approached the bassist and Pink Floyd collaborator Guy Pratt about he and Pink Floyd’s drummer Nick Mason forming a band to perform Pink Floyd’s early psychedelic material. The new band was completed by vocalist and guitarist Gary Kemp of Spandau Ballet and keyboardist Dom Beken, a collaborator of Wright, and so Saucerful of Secrets was born.
Artists
Laurence Henderson
Laurence Henderson is a British blues-rock and country influenced singer-songwriter and guitarist. Currently based on the South Coast of England.
Tom Clippinger
Award-winning classical and electric guitarist, Dr. Tom Clippinger has been described as “one of the finest young players I’ve heard,” and “someone to watch” (Oren Fader, guitarist and faculty at Manhattan School of Music and SUNY Purchase). As an advocate for new music, Tom frequently works with composers to expand the classical guitar repertoire, and in this process has been the dedicatee of several new works by composers such as Donald Grantham, Celil Refik Kaya, Jose Maria Sanchez-Verdu, Nailah Nombeko, and Federico Bonacossa. In 2018, Tom was invited to perform at the TEDXFSU conference in Tallahassee, FL.
Jacob Zang
Jacob has been playing professionally since the age of 12. He has been involved with almost all environments that a guitarist can be involved with. In the studio, he has been known to show extreme versatility on his instrument. Often in the musical genres of rock, funk, jazz, country, blues, acoustic, RnB, hip-hop, and others. Also, he actively plays in Fusion Illusion, Steel Mill Rising, and is Music Director for America’s Got Talent performer, Ashley Marina’s stage band. In addition to the bands that he plays in, he coordinates/leads the worship band every Sunday morning at Pleasant Hills Community Presbyterian Church. In the past, he has studied privately with Jay Weaver and Scott Elliot. Currently, he studies with Mark Koch and Eric Susoeff. In other musical areas, he has experience working as a musical theater pit musician, and private lessons teacher, and drumline instructor. Jacob endorses Wampler Pedals.
Cameron “Roo” Mee
Chayce Beckham is one of the most buzzed about newcomers in country music today, having won over millions of hearts while competing on Season 19 of American Idol. From the first audition, superstar Katy Perry highlighted how Chayce’s gravely vocals sound like “the heart of America.” Armed with a determination to make something of himself and the unwavering support of his family, Chayce auditioned for the competition show after undergoing a particularly difficult year to ultimately become the first-ever show winner to claim the title with an original song—kickstarting his journey to fulfilling his lifelong dream of becoming a singer, songwriter and entertainer.
Following his first time onstage after performing in his fifth-grade talent show, the southern Californian began teaching himself guitar—eventually finding his way into a Reggae band (while earning his wages at a construction equipment rental company). Influenced by artists such as Chris Stapleton, Tyler Childers, and Kolton Moore & The Clever Few, and knowing that country music was where his heart called home, Chayce turned to Instagram as a creative outlet for his more intimate songs, sharing his original material.
With his family, his hometown of Apple Valley and now America behind him, the mellow 24-year-old with the alluring rasp recently released his debut song, “23.” The song is a semi-autobiographical account of his struggles with alcohol and of the lows it can take a person. After its May release, the song quickly earned the top spot on both the iTunes Country and all genre charts. Now signed to 19 Recordings in partnership with BBR Music Group/Wheelhouse Records and finding his home in Nashville, Chayce is ready to dig into new music and share his signature sound with his legions of fans.
Ryan Kelly
The incredibly talented duo of Jilly Martin and Ryan Brooks Kelly have become the next must-see act from New England to Nashville. Over the years, they’ve been featured as support acts for many traditional, and mainstream country artists.
Standouts in today’s crossover country music scene, Jilly & Ryan’s songs bridge the boundary between traditional and new country. They’ve made their mark with highly-acclaimed original music and are winning over audiences each and every time they perform. Jilly and Ryan’s compelling song-writing, dynamic vocal harmonies and stunning musicianship have them poised for a breakthrough in the music industry.
Rob Espinosa
Country: United States Band: It's A Beautiful Day Website
Mike Khalil
Mike Khalil was born in Los Angeles, CA, and started playing guitar at age eight. Mike won the “Instrumentalist of the Year” award in high school, and attended Musicians Institute in Hollywood. From there, he graduated with a B.A. in Music Performance, worked in Los Angeles as a session and touring guitarist, where he gained credits with Sara Connor, The Jackie Boyz, and others. From there he relocated to Nashville. There he recorded and toured with a diverse group of artists including Kelsey Waldon, Jamey Johnson, Allison Krauss, Jaimie Wyatt, Elizabeth Cook, Bob Wayne, and many others. He currently plays guitar and pedal steel for Randy Houser, and continues to write, produce, and work on music!
George Worthmore
New York City guitarist George Worthmore. NY Blues Hall of Famer, and 2017 Suncoast Blues Challenge champion.
Credits include: Kinky Friedman, Bo Diddley, Lou Christie, The Platters, Screamin’ Jay Hawkins, and Hot tuna.
Currently in Sarasota, Florida with The Divebombers
Fredrik Pihl
Fredrik is a rock/fusion guitar player living in the south of Sweden. He works as a solo artist, session player, clinician and guitar teacher.
Fredrik got interested in the guitar after watching a Guns N’ Roses live concert on Swedish television. A couple of days later his parents bought him his first electric guitar. The rest is history…
In 2011, Fredrik released his debut solo album “Silhouettes” which, according to many critics, was an innovative style of instrumental guitar music. It was followed up in 2017 by his second solo album entitled “Static Alteration”.
In September 2020, Fredrik started the progressive rock/fusion band M3 alongside drummer Carl Williams and bass player Simon Hall. They are currently writing music for their first album.









