Jimmy Vivino and G.E. Smith

G.E. Smith, born in Scranton, PA, is a renowned guitarist celebrated for versatile styles in rock and blues. He led the SNL band (1985-95), toured with Hall & Oates and Bob Dylan, and played for Bowie and Jagger. Notable works include solo albums *In the World* (1981), *Get a Little* (1992), and *Stony Hill* (2020) with Leroy Bell. He directed major music events and teamed with Roger Waters for *The Wall* tour. Smith's collaborations and leadership roles have left a lasting mark on the music industry.

Jimmy Vivino, born in Glen Rock, NJ, is a guitarist and singer known for the Max Weinberg Seven on Late Night with Conan O'Brien. Influenced by blues and jazz, his collaborations include Al Kooper and John Sebastian, with whom he recorded "Do What, Now?" in 1997. Vivino's style blends spontaneity and tradition, and he remains a dedicated blues enthusiast and performer in New York's music scene.