Shelly Hall - Vocals, Congas and Percussion

Shelly was vocally trained at the age of 11 in Tampa Florida where she took lessons for 6 years, performing with the school chorus, local play productions, and other civic events.

She and Steve were married in 1982 and have been performing together since. In the 90's, Shelly picked up the congas while playing with the rock band Watermelon Creek. Her energy radiates while playing and her unorthodox style of playing has captured the attention of many people.

Her voice always seems to turn heads. Given a near-perfect pitch, and a warm, pleasant voice, she can sit in with anyone. Shelly has sung back-up for Eric Stone, K.D Moore, Charles Tigner, and many other musicians.

You can hear Shelly on Eric's latest CD, "Great White Christmas," and on cuts on Eric Sonte's CD, "Long Boards and Short Stories."

Steve Hall - Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards

Steve Hall was born in Jacksonville, AR, but moved to Tampa Florida at a very early age. He started playing guitar at the age of 9, playing in school talent shows, then on to high school pop groups and chorus class. He played in small bands before joining the US Submarine Navy in 1982.

During Steve's stint in the Navy he played all over the world with many different musicians. During the 80's, Steve played Lead Guitar for a rock band with a bunch of other Submarine sailors, called the Bilge Rats.

After the Navy he and Shelly moved to Auburn, Alabama and started Watermelon Creek with Charles Tigner. They recorded their first CD, "Something's In The Water." and started playing shows in the Southeast.

Steve played Lead Guitar part-time for the Eric Stone Band for several years before starting Endless Summer with Shelly. They intend to travel around in their sailboat and play local gigs while cruising.

Steve plays Line 6 Variax guitars through a Line 6 PODxt Live and Flextone III amplifier.