Chris Minh Doky and Robben Ford

Chris Minh Doky, born into a musical family, is a Danish jazz bassist known for his collaborations with Mike Stern, David Sanborn, and Al Jarreau. He began on classical piano, later switching to bass. After moving to NYC in 1989, he signed with Blue Note, releasing albums with artists like Dianne Reeves. Notably, Chris performed at the White House during Bill Clinton's presidency.

Robben Ford, born in California, is an award-winning guitarist known for blending blues, rock, jazz, and funk. He's collaborated with legends like Miles Davis, George Harrison, and Joni Mitchell. His debut, Schizophonic, and projects with the Blue Line and Yellowjackets highlight his career. Notable albums include Tiger Walk and A Day in Nashville. Ford's work earned multiple Grammy nods and a W.C. Handy Award. Renowned for innovative guitar skills, he continues to influence and evolve across diverse genres.