Junshi Yamagishi, KenKen, Nikki Glaspie, John "Papa" Gros

Junshi Yamagishi: Participated in "West Road Bruce Band" and made a professional debut with B.B.King's opening act.
He has released dozens of albums active in numerous bands such as "Saw Bad Review" and "Chicken Shuck". In 1995, he abandoned his career in Japan and moved to New Orleans. He has performed with many musicians such as "Art King", "Marva Light", and "Joe Sample", and has performed at rock jazz festivals around the world. He is active as a Japanese artist rooted in the United States, including being ranked first in the popular voting guitar list category selected by fans at New Orleans, where the world's largest musician is said to be the thickest player in the world.

KenKen： No explanation required! He is currently the No.1 bassist in both name and reality in Japan.

Nikki Glaspie： A super-sold drummer who is active in the world's diva "Beyoncé", James Brown's fanky saxophone "Maceo Parker", the current progressive New Orleans fank "Dumpstaphunk", his band "The Nth Power". It's funky and tight, and its sensible drumplay continues to attract attention from musicians around the world.

John "Papa" Gros： At a young age, he joined the "George Porter, Jr." band of "Meters". Around 2000, he formed "Papa Grows Funk" with Yamagishi. In a blink of an eye, he climbed to the top as a funk and jam band, and toured all over the world to become a global band. Although it was disbanded in 2013, there were many voices who wanted to reunite, and in 2017 documentary films were broadcast throughout the United States, and it is still very popular. This visit to Japan has been talked about by New Orleans fans with his co-starring with Yamagishi for a long time.