The duo is made up of Scott Morgan and John Relph.  Scott Morgan is a lifelong musician and luthier.  He plays guitar and mandolin, and has played many types of music with family and friends for over 50 years.  He was a founding member of the Barn Rats, an Atlanta, Georgia based jamgrass band and has played in his family band, The Morgans for many years.  He has shared the stage with many excellent musicians over the years, including Curly Fox, John Hartford, Red Rector, Ron Wall, John McCutcheon, Vassar Clements, Randall Collins, Ralph Stanley, the New Grass Revival, and Grandpa Jones, to name a few.  He currently performs solo, in various duets, and with Newgrass Effect, a DC area progressive Bluegrass band.  His father, Tom Morgan, who builds autoharps, banjos and mandolins, was an original member of The Country Gentlemen, and is still involved in both music and luthiery.  John Relph has played mandolin and guitar since he was a boy.  He is a four-time California State picking champion on both mandolin and guitar.  He has played with bluegrass bands in the Washington DC area for over 10 years, including the Wammie-nominated Dirty River and the critically acclaimed Newgrass Effect.

Praised by Country, Folk, and Americana fans alike for his songwriting, David’s powerful voice, sure handed guitar work, and easy comfort onstage shine on his new CD, So This Guy Walks Into A Bar.   The Songwriters' Association of Washington chose the opening track, "I'm A Country Song But I Feel Like The Blues", as a finalist in the 2011 Mid Atlantic Song Contest.   Michael Jaworek of the Birchmere says----"Few artists can grab a moment's essence and put the listener 'right there' like David can.  A combination of honey's sweetness and salt's tang, his work is right up there with some of the best writers we have in Nashville, and beyond."   Mark Mangold of Rams Head Promotions says----”David is the real deal… a singer/songwriter with a great sense of detail and the voice to sell it.   Todd Walker, host of Sunday Songwriter Songfest says----"I love it when David comes to town. Not only is he a good guy, but he's the ultimate live performer, mixing humor and great songs together for an enjoyable time.  His songs are an upbeat mix of country and folk/rock with a little bit of jazz thrown in for good measure His lyrics are both heartfelt and catchy.  Did I mention he plays the guitar really well?"