Gary Moser

Gary sings lead and started out in the sixties with the Soul Drifters. In the mid & late sixties Gary played with a ten piece band called the Rhythm Masters. He has worked with notables such as Clifford Curry, The Platters, The Clovers, Intruders, and Brooklyn Bridge. Gary is known as one of beach music's great front men and singers. Contact:

Chuck Welch

Chuck provides the beat on the drums, sings and plays guitar. His Dad taught him how to play the drums at the age of 5 and his parents took him to see Elvis 5 times in concert which affirmed his love for music and performing. He played in the band Shogun for the better part of 15 years and had the opportunity to open up for such national recording artists as: Merle Haggard, LeRoy Parnell, Maurice Williams & the Zodiacs, John Anderson, Marty Stuart and Linda Davis.

“Monk Man” Lewis

Monk plays Sax, Guitar and Sings. His career began at tom tom supper club with the Satins and Invictas. After joining the navy, he played with the Admirals band aboard the USS Independence and toured the Mediterranean and Far East playing in the band to boost morale for the troops. After Service he played with such bands as Note-Tations, the Fabulous Five, and the Casuals. Contact:

Brian Cooper

Brian plays bass guitar in the band as well as doing vocals but also rocks on the drums. Like the other band members, Brian has a long history in the business and has worked with bands such as the Top Five Band, Centerline, and many more.

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James Anderson

James plays guitar and has played professionally for 30 years. James' musical influences include Blues, R&B, Southern Rock, Classic Rock, Jazz, and Latin American music. Some of the groups that James has worked with include Reunion, Payday, The Casuals, and CenterLine. Contact:

Rick Cobb

Rick has been playing keyboards and guitar for over 25 years and has played with several bands including,  Heartbeat of Soul, Reflections, Turning Point as well as doing studio work on several projects with other bands on guitar as well as keys. Rick adds dynamic piano and organ parts to the Dockside sound, and also adds vocals to give it that Carolina beach sound.