Kevin Breit on guitar and Garry Kreller on accordion. The instrumentation features Ted Quinlan on arch top guitar, John Sheard on piano, George Koller on bass and Randall Coryell on drums. A combination of romance and playfulness, where a bug of love could bite, a snake of surrender can strike and a dove of devotion does take flight. Mood captured perfectly by George Koller on bass, Randall Coryell on drums and percussion. Kevin Breit on guitar and Garry Kreller on accordion.
Most lineage is traced through the mail line.
Cindy and I though it would be interesting to trace it through the female line. When Quartette's Colleen Peterson died of cancer in 1996, few believed the popular group could survive the devastating loss. Although just one of four voices, along with Sylvia Tyson, Caitlin Hanford and Cindy Church, Peterson was an integral founding member who brought superbly crafted songs to the group. Her place was filled by singer-songwriter Gwen Swick, who joined the ensemble with Peterson's blessing. Her songs, including the tender Me and My Love and I and the humorous I Don't Believe I Do Believe , are among the album's strongest.