Julie Dougherty: Players

"I have the good fortune to work with a lot of extremely talented musicians in my various musical projects. In live situations you might see me solo, with one or two other musicians, or with a whole band behind me. I'd like to introduce some of the people I perform and record with. To see who I'm playing with on any given night, see my Gig page."

Woody Woodward : Woody is a veteran working bassist with 30+ years on stage and in the studio. Beyond his extensive work with Julie, Woody has performed and recorded with a long list of artists including The Shaw Brothers, Tommy Makeem, Conspiracy, Triad, Cutts Road, The Fabulous Clams and others. Woody performed in the studio band for the TV series "Songwriters In The Round", backing artists such as Chris Smithers, Noel Paul Stookey, Al Kooper and many others. Woody has performed around the US, Canada, Japan, and Hong Kong.

Bobby Keyes : Master guitarist, writer, and producer, Bobby Keyes is truly a musician's musician. He's worked in bands with Jerry Lee Lewis, Sleepy LaBeef, Ben E. King, and Martha Reeves to name a bare few, and his studio credits include extensive work in Nashville, Memphis, Muscle Shoals, and most recently Los Angeles. Bobby has written songs and recorded for New Kids on the Block, Tommy Page, Jordan Knight, Robin Thicke, Mya, and others. Bobby now focuses his efforts on his trio Lucky Stereo featuring his masterful guitar playing on stage and in the studio with his two CDs, Lucky Stereo and Lady Luck..

Sal Baglio (a.k.a Rock E. Rollins) : Sal is a monster guitar player, song writer, and singer in his own right having a long history of musical success in various bands and as a solo artist. Sal founded the legendary Boston rock and roll band The Stompers in 1977. The Stompers had two hit singles on the Billboard charts "Never Tell An Angel", and "One Heart For Sale" in 1983-1984. Several of Sal's compositions have been featured in Hollywood films. Sal's latest solo effort, ,"Superheterodyne" released in November of 2005, is starting to collect high praise from critics in the U.S. and abroad, and is set to become one of 2006's top albums on many peoples' playlists.

Jack O'Soro : Jack has been an active drummer and percussion player in and around Boston for over 15 years. His extensive resume includes live and studio work with Brad Delp and Barry Goudreau, Brian Maes, Guy Ford, and many others. Current projects include percussion work with the Guy Ford Band and frequent guest appearances with a number of area bands. Jack also performs with vocalist and wife Terri O'Soro.

Ken Field : Boston-based international saxophonist, flautist, and composer Ken Field has performed in the US, Canada, France, Spain, Portugal, and Japan, and has been Composer-in-Residence at the Ucross Foundation (Wyoming), the Fundacíon Valparaíso (Spain), and the Atlantic Center for the Arts (Florida). He is a member of the modern music ensemble Birdsongs of the Mesozoic, and has released several solo CDs of his layered saxophone compositions. His 2003 release Year of the Snake with the Revolutionary Snake Ensemble was included in best-of-year lists in NYC, New Orleans, and Milan. Field has performed for President Bill Clinton and with Peter Wolf and Delfeayo Marsalis. He has been featured on the cover of the Saxophone Journal, and his music is heard regularly on Sesame Street.