Cheryl Wheeler and David Wilcox

Montreal-born David Wilcox is a renowned Canadian guitarist and singer/songwriter known for blues-rock and roots rock. He played with Ian and Sylvia Tyson's band, the Great Speckled Bird, before leading the Teddybears. His solo albums, like "Out of the Woods" and "Bad Reputation," achieved gold status. Awards, popular songs, and a successful career with EMI paved his path. Known for hits "High Water Rising" and "Rhythm of Love," he continues to inspire with his vibrant style.

Cheryl Wheeler, a folk singer from Timonium, MD, is known for her comic yet emotional songs. Mentored by Jonathan Edwards, her hits include "Addicted" and "Aces." Collaborators like Bette Midler and Juice Newton have covered her work. Albums include "Circles & Arrows" and "Sylvia Hotel."