Mike originally hails from Zumbrota, MN and has been playing professionally for 28 years. He plays Bass Guitar, Keyboards, and Drums. Mike is also a member of "The American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers" (ASCAP). Mike has shared the stage with such acts as Chris Ledoux and Western Underground, The Charlie Daniels Band, Doug Stone, The Kentucky Headhunters, Trick Pony, and The Mavericks ... just to name a few. He has also recorded a CD in Nashville called "Edge Of Town". Mike's has websites at: DigitalRodeo and at MySpace .

Barry started playing keyboards at age 5. After high school, Barry moved to Chicago and played in various venues. Barry then headed to Minneapolis and did a lot of road work in the early 80's in various rock bands. In the late 80's Barry did various things of interest including studio work, producing 2 demos, and writing several songs. He also did the soundtrack to a short film, Rated G, for a friend. In 1991, Barry moved to Rochester and he spent most of the 90's playing Mr. Mom. He has ran out of elementary aged children and now he is back behind the ivories.

Like the rest of Ten Cent Biscuit, Jas Caffrey has been part of the band since it’s inception. He’s a self-taught guitarist, and has been playing longer than he cares to admit to – his favorite guitar players are Robin Trower and Billy Gibbons, and his musical tastes range from traditional blues and gospel to modern country and rock.

Jas resides in the bustling metropolis of Spring Valley, Minnesota (Pop. 2428), and has worked for the last few years as a programmer and personality on a Rochester country radio station. He’s never far from his old Les Paul, nicknamed “Mistress Mojo”, a gift from his wife Laura – and at most gigs you’re sure to see his baby girl Samantha, pressed into service as a de facto roadie.

For more info on Jas, check out his website.

Lisa is a Rochester native and has been singing in area events such as fairs, festivals, fundraisers, and military events for many years. Musical highlights include opening for George Strait and opening for Jo Dee Messina. Working with the Nashville songwriter Dennis Morgan, she released her CD "Sign of the Things to Come" in 2005. For more information on Lisa, please visit her website .