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The Flathead Valley in Montana serves up LeftOver Biscuits, a
five-piece band who performs both traditional bluegrass and "grassed-up"
popular tunes. This foot-stomping group, with two lead singers and tight
harmonies, keeps audiences entertained and amused. Leftover Biscuits has been invited to appear again this year at the 14th Annual "Bitterroot Bluegrass Festival" in Hamilton, MT. This marks the fifth year the group will perform in the Kalispell Parks Department’s "Depot Park Music Series", as well as in the "Summer Concert Series" at Sliter Park in Bigfork, the Big Mountain "Summit" Series in Whitefish, and the "Summer Evenings" Concert Series in Columbia Falls. |
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Playing mandolin and
bouzouki with a discreet rhythm and distinctive picking style is CHAD FADELY. Chad plays with several bluegrass groups in western Montana and we’re glad to have him with us. |
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Singing lead and harmony
when he’s not fishing is guitarist JIM STICKA. With an easy-listening tenor voice, he compliments the music with a variety of picking styles. |
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Playing bass and singing
harmony vocals is DOYLE WELLS. With a steady hand, Doyle keeps the "Biscuits" train on the tracks. |
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Fiddler PAUL SEBESTA plays anything from Bach to bluegrass. When Paul cuts loose on his Montana made fiddle you can’t help but grin. |
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And last, a founding member
of "Leftover Biscuits" is RUDY URBAN, banjo picker. The "story teller" sings lead on many of the traditional bluegrass songs and a few "Old Hippie" tunes as well. |
