Marion Meadows and Gerald Veasley

Marion Meadows, born in West Virginia and raised in Connecticut, is a renowned American saxophonist known for his contemporary jazz and R&B style. A Berklee alum, he played with artists like Ray Charles and Phyllis Hyman. His debut "For Lovers Only" solidified his smooth jazz radio presence. Albums like "Forbidden Fruit," "Dressed to Chill," and "Soul Traveler" saw chart success. Meadows collaborates frequently, co-producing with Chris "Big Dog" Davis and others. Awards include a doctorate in music from Wilberforce University.

Philadelphia-born Gerald Veasley is a renowned bassist blending jazz, funk, and soul. He's collaborated with jazz legends and curated the Unscripted Jazz Series.