Craig Izard was a member of Jim Bob & the Leisure Suits, featured in the Alabama edition of the Oxford American Southern Music issue. He has performed with legendary rhythm & blues artist Roscoe Robinson and recorded with Mystic Knights of the C featuring Elnora Spencer, the Cosmic Snakehandlers and its off-shoot, The Lonesome Snakes. His songs were featured in the campy movie musical, “Elvis's Grave”. He performs with Mike Moss and Randal Crow in Black Salt Road. Mike has recorded two solo jazz guitar albums, “Mad Man’s Dance” and “Just in Time”. Randall plays drums and percussion, and is a cinematographer and still photographer. Mike and Craig played together in a high school band, named Black Salt. Managed by Buster Corley (future founder and CEO of Dave and Buster’s international restaurant chain), they won the 1969 Mississippi Rock Festival and secured free recording sessions at Malaco Studio. Years later, Black Salt Road was born. Music from the Deep South. No nostalgia.