Mike Delaney is a Boston-area singer-songwriter and part of the music group "New England Weather". His humorous original songs and parodies cover a wide range of topics from himself ("The Hunk" and "Mando Tango") to the entire country ("If We Only Had a Brain").  He has been deemed an "accomplished amateur" by Marilyn Rae Beyer, the music director of WUMB, Boston Folk Radio, and Tom Paxton commented that at least one of his songs was "not bad." Anne Hills called the song "1-800-CONFESS" "brilliant"!

Called "one of New England's best songwriters" by The Boston Globe, Terry Kitchen's songs are portraits of ordinary people and emotions, captured with extraordinary compassion, honesty and humor.  He has been performing on the national folk coffeehouse and festival circuit for the past fifteen years, and has performed at such folk clubs as Cambridge's Club Passim, the Postcrypt Coffeehouse and Cafe Lena in NY, Godfrey Daniels in Bethlehem and the Bluebird Cafe in Nashville, and the Falcon Ridge and South Florida Folk Festivals.

Ken Porter has been playing drums for over forty years. (Though his mother says he kicked in rhythm before he was born. Hmmm.) He's played in marching bands, rock-and-roll bands, jazz bands, folk bands. He's opened for Dave Loggins and performed numerous times with Pete Seeger in various venues and with the Walkabout Clearwater Chorus. He's performed with the likes of Tom Chapin, Kim and Reggie Harris, Josh White Jr., and Ruth Wyand. He also appears locally with Julia Kelly and, prior to her 'big band' era, appeared regularly in the Boston area with Patty Keough. He's provided percussion on several record albums and CDs including Dan Hart's well received "The Life of Dan", David Rovic's "We Just Want The World" and on "Walkin'" a CD by New England Weather's very own Kathy Danielson.