Greg Reed Vocals/Guitar/Mandolin Greg is an east Tennessee native that grew up playing music. He has a long history of performing with various acoustic bands throughout Tennessee and now in Colorado. Greg was a founding member of the successful Denver based acoustic group White Lightning, which enjoyed a great deal of noteriety in Colorado throughout the mid 90's. Greg also played guitar and mandolin with both The Cletus Brothers and Black Rose. Greg also performs select shows of acoustic music with his son Dustin. He is now returning to his true passion, playing original Acoustic Bluegrass and Americana music with Palmer Divide.
| Mickey Stinnett Vocals/Resonator Guitar/Banjo Mickey is a Virginia native that migrated west during Colorado's blizzard of 1997. He's played in various bluegrass bands in the Washington, DC area and won the Deer Creek Bluegrass Festivals' Dobro competition while performing with Flatland Grass. After moving to Colorado he joined ranks with noted songwriter Benny Galloway and Greg Reed, and played with them in the Boulder based band The Cletus Brothers. Mickey also held down the guitar duties in the band Lost Creek. After those groups disbanded he joined Colorado's Black Rose Band and performed with them for several years before co-founding Palmer Divide. |
Dustin Reed Bass/Vocals Dustin is a Tennessee native that now lives in Golden Colorado. Dustin is the youngest member of the band which drops the average age of the band significantly (which greatly pleases the rest of us!). He provides the band with clear high vocals as well as holding down the bass duties. Dustin plays a variety of different music styles and instruments and is currently a vocal music major at the University of Colorado in Denver. Raised in a musical environment he has been playing most of his life. In addition to his pursuit of a vocal performance degree also teaches private lessons on guitar, mandolin, and bass. | Jordan Ramsey Vocals/Mandolin Jordan attended East Tennessee State University and played with the school's top bluegrass ensemble from '05 until '07. As a part of the ETSU "Pride Band" he honed his McReynolds' style cross-picking skills. He studied under mandolin master and cross-picking devotee Jack Tottle. Jordan specializes in McReynolds' style cross-picking, but is well versed in most other styles, such as jazz, swing, and classical idioms. He left his native Tennessee for Colorado in late '07 and won the following year's RockyGrass Mandolin Competition. He quickly made a name for himself in the Front Range for inventive, powerful playing. |