Jedd Beaudoin

1. The Magic Door-- Chris Robinson Brotherhood
2. Boing, We’ll Do It Live!--The Aristocrats
3. Wing Beat Fantastic --Mike Keneally
4. Electricity Vol.1 --Wayne Gottstine
5. Liberty. Solidarity.

1. Chasing Away The Dots-- Mike Coykendall
2. Wing Beat Fantastic-- Mike Keneally
3. Lambo Doors-- Spirit of the Stairs
4. The Travel Guide-- The Travel Guide
5. Treatment Bound: A Ukulele Tribute to The Replacements-- Bright-Little-Field
6. Difficulty-- Big Science
7. Electricity Vol.1-- Wayne Gottstine
8. Fade-- Yo La Tengo
9. Living For A Song: A Tribute to Hank Cochran-- Jamey Johnson
10. The Bears For Lunch-- Guided By Voices

Arleigh Aldrich has been a cellist with the Wichita Symphony Orchestra for five years. She grew up in the Wichita area and was cultivated by the thriving music community. She graduated from Wichita State University with her degree in marketing, and works for the orchestra as a marketing and public relations manager.

Eliot Fisk splits his time as a performer, recording artist, and educator between Europe and North America, but the largely self-taught musician––who did study with guitar master Andres Segovia––says that it’s his native land, the United States, that gives him the strongest sense of identity.

1. We No Who U R -- Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds (Single)
2. Lambo Doors -- Spirit of the Stairs
3. Chasing Away The Dots -- Mike Coykendall
4. Firefly -- The Wonder Revolution
5. The Yes Album -- Yes
6. Acquiring The Taste -- Gentle Giant
7. Boing, We’ll Do It Live! -- The Aristocrats
8. Crashes On The Platinum Planet -- Big Dipper
9. Transcendental Youth -- The Mountain Goats
10. The Travel Guide -- The Travel Guide

David Lord, guitarist and founder of Wichita’s The Wonder Revolution, explains that the project is more than just a band-- it’s a state of mind and a lifestyle. 

In addition to writing music, Lord explains that he’s also a longtime fiction writer and photographer. All of his artistic work, he says, had this in common: