Artist description Gary Sanning, Jeff Meade, Michael Lybarger, Wayne Schaaf, and Marc Sidener are the five pieces that make up Sage Canyon. With influences ranging from the Beatles to the Eagles to the Black Crowes, the sound of Sage Canyon is a unique mixture of Country, Rock, and Pop that's sure to keep you coming back for more.

Music Style Western Rock

Musical Influences The Eagles; The Beatles; Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young; Boston; and Captain Geech and the Shrimp Shack Shooters.

Similar Artists The Eagles; The Beatles; Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young; Boston; The Goo-Goo Dolls; Matchbox 20; Counting Crows; and The Black Crowes.

Artist History Sage Canyon was formed in early 1999 when Michael Lybarger (who had previously worked as the head carpenter building Gary?s recording studio, Sound Imagery) asked Gary to put together a makeshift group of session players to perform at a school benefit. After only two rehearsals (one being the sound check before the show) they had found a wonderful, harmonious synergy, and the answers to all of life?s questions. Actually, they just found that they worked well together and had a good time. After several lineup changes, and more performances including another benefit (this time for St. Jude), they decided to begin work on their first album, ?Down This Road?. In May of 2000, ?Down This Road? had finally reached comple

Group Members Gary Sanning, Jeff Meade, Michael Lybarger, Marc Sidener, and Wayne Schaaf.

Instruments Vocals;12 and 6-string acoustic guitar; electric guitar; mandolin; banjo; bass; drums/percussion; piano and electronic keyboards; harmonica; and saxophone.

Albums Down This Road

Location Elida, Ohio - USA

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