B.W. Stevenson    Bachman Turner Overdrive    Bad Company    Big House    Bill Haley & The Comets    Bill Withers    Billy Currington    Bob Seager    Bon Jovi    Brooks & Dunn    Brownsville Station    Bruce Springstein    Buck Owens    Cameo    Cheap Trick    Chubby Checker    Chuck Berry    Clint Black    Credence Clearwater Revival    Danny & The Juniors    Darrell Worley    David Allen Coe    Dion & The Belmonts    Elvis    Eric Clapton    Farron Young    Gary Allan    George Strait    George Thorogood    Grand Funk Railroad    Hank Williams Jr.    Jackson Brown    James Taylor    Jerry Lee Lewis    Joe Nichols    Johnny Cash    Josh Turner    Junior Walker & The All Stars    KC & The Sunshine Band    Kenny Chesney    Kevin Fowler    Led Zeppelin    Lenny Welch    Loggins & Messina    Lynard Skynard    Mark Collie    Marvin Gaye    Mel Tillis    Merle Haggard    Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels    Montgomer Gentry    Otis Day & The Knights     Pat Green    Queen    Radney Foster    Randy Rogers    Ray Charles    Ray Price    Rick Springfield    Ronnie Milsap    Roy Orbison    Scottie Emerick    Steppenwolf    Spencer Davis    Stevie Ray Vaughn    The Beatles    The Black Crows    The Clovers    The Commadores    The Contours    The Derailers    The Doobie Brothers    The Eagles    The McCoys    The Rightous Brothers    The Romantics    The Stray Cats    The Temptations    Tom Petty    Tommy Tutone    Tracy Lawrence    Van Morrison    Vince Gill    Wild Cherry    Wilson Pickett    ZZ Top

Greg Clark Lead Guitar, Vocals

Where did the name Phoenix come from? The name comes from the mythical Firebird called The Phoenix.  Three of the permanent band members are professional firefighters so we wanted a name that would embody that aspect of our careers.  For information about the Phoenix Firebird click here.

Bill Owens Bass Guitar, Vocals

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