Rob Snyder 937-313-4769

Wild Bill Morris Piano, Organ, Guitar & Vocals

Chuck Mattingly Bass Guitar & Vocals
Rick Crombie Lead Guitar & Vocals
Robin Snyder Drums & Vocals

We are looking for a few good venues to show our wares. All have
been playing for many years and will enhance your corral of bands.
We look forward to talking to you soon.

Contact Rob Snyder 937-313-4769

 Rick Crombie
Rick has played in various bands over the course of forty
years and st ill enjoys playing as much as when he started.
Rock & Roll will never die. Rick who was initially a bass
player switched over to guitar about fifteen years ago. I Material & Music By:
enjoy playing with these guys and looking forward to
playing again soon!
The Doors Free
Blues Brothers Ray Charles
Chuck Mattingly Delbert McClinton Deep Purple
Chuck has been playing bass guitar professionally since Lovin Spoonful Asleep At The Wheel
the age of eighteen. He has played all genres of music. The Los Lobos John Fred & the Playboys
Initially playing in a folk bluegrass band, Lost Highway. Ronnie Montrose Donovan
He moved on to play for several years with former Canal Eric Clapton Dr. John
Street owner Mic Montgomery in band called Sin City. Allman Brothers Booker T & The MGS
Chuck then joined the Dayton Yellow Springs Band for the Traffic Black Crowes
next eight years before forming Streamline with Rick Fannin. Jimi Hendrix John Mellencamp
Chuck also played with the Rockosonics with Tom Brooks
for nine years. He also appeared with the bands Jumpstreet
and Sweet Thunder. Chuck hopes to continue the fine
tradition of good music with Outside The Box. Adding
his touch of injecting a little soul into the music, as well
as providing a solid bottom for the band.
 Bill Morris
Young Bill Morris took six guitar lessons then finished
teaching himself. A music major at The Ohio State
University where Bill double majored in classical
guitar and keyboard. After school he taught many
students guitar. Bill has played with many bands
including, Parrot Heads, Jake and Elwoods Blue Review.
He played in Kentucky at Renfro Valley and while he
was there he played with the Lexington Philharmonic as
a solo pianist.

Rob Snyder
Rob started playing drums at the early age of twelve. He
started playing professionally at fifteen when his band
warmed up for the Box Tops which did the song The Letter.
He also played with many groups over the years. Indian
Summer, Nine One One, Hotwater, Bottoms-Up, Toni Hates
Jazz and Spill The Wine Box. We are looking to create a buzz
playing a combination of Rock, Blues and Soul. Playing
with great players and good friends is the best.