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Chuck & Sandy Gardner form the foundation of SCORE. Highlights of their performances are the Broadmoor Hotel in Colorado Springs; Caesars Palace in Las Vegas; The Argyle, San Antonio Country Club, Oak Hills Country Club and the Petroleum Club in San Antonio; Dee Felice’s and The University Club in Cincinnati; The Blue Room in Kansas City, and Southern Hills Country Club, Emilio’s Piano Lounge, the Tidal School Winery, Ciao’s Primo Room, the Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame, and The Performing Arts Center in Tulsa.

Sandy’s musical career began in Tulsa, her hometown, as a vocalist in school and church choirs. After traveling with several big bands throughout Colorado as a vocalist, Sandy decided to broaden her musical career and began studying bass guitar. Now an accomplished bassist, Sandy has worked as a vocalist and bassist with the Larry Herman Orchestra, the Ed Geimer Orchestra, and the Nobuko Jazz Trio in San Antonio. She performed as bassist with the Shirley Jester Trio, with the late jazz guitarist, Cal Collins, and with the Herb Kirschner Trio in Cincinnati. Following her return to Tulsa, she has been a featured vocalist at Mayfest, Jazz on Greenwood, The Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame, and with the Tulsa Jazz Society. She is also a writer member of the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP). Sandy has earned the respect of her fellow musicians as both a fine vocalist and bassist.

A Pianist, Composer and Orchestrator, Chuck has performed and recorded with Bob & Dolores Hope, Rosemary Clooney, Vic Damone, Clark Terry, Nancy Wilson, and Chuck Cissel to name a few. Chuck has performed in New York City’s Carnegie Hall and has toured “down under” in Australia. A writer member of the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP), he had the envious opportunity to study with Henry Mancini. While residing in Tulsa, Chuck performed with the Tulsa Philharmonic and continues to be a featured pianist at Tulsa Jazz Society and Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame events. He is an active member of the IAJE (International Association for Jazz Education).

Their "real jazz” musical style evokes enthusiasm from both the young and the young-at heart. SCORE provides a timeless musical repertoire displayed with refreshing originality.

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The soft rock  of Sun Dog has played several times at our winery and is a crowd favorite!

Saturday - May 9th, 2009
"Little Black Dress Evening" A cocktail attire party with music by
the talented Rhett Butler

Rhett Butler is the Obsessive-Compulsive Guitarist. In 1987 he received his first guitar for Christmas. As his primary antidote against the pain and fear that he felt through his brother's bouts with cancer, Rhett retreated into the instrument. What blossomed was a fiery work ethic that is reflected in his mastery of multiple styles and his passionate performances.

Rhett was admitted to the prestigious jazz program at the University of North Texas in 1993. Early on, Rhett developed a trademark hammer-on style that allows him to play two guitars at once by fingering each of their fret boards, coaxing filigreed harmonies and shimmering melodies without needing to strum.

Though Rhett is most well known for playing two guitars at once, don't make the mistake of trying to classify him as a gimmick performer or a one trick pony. He regularly features five or six different guitars during his performances.

Rhett has performed with Tommy Emmanuel, Al DiMeola, Eric Johnson, Joe Satriani, Monte Montgomery, Larry Corryell, Tony Trischka, The California Guitar Trio, Carl Palmer, Andy Timmons and many other legends of instrumental music. He is among the next generation of Texas guitar heroes.

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