For over 14 years, performing all styles of music, for all occasions, Southpaw & Saxman touch just about every style of contemporary music on the market. Musical veterans, performing in many venues, they have only just begun their swing into performance land. Strong smooth vocals and solid guitar work from Randy Southpaw while fluid and hypnotizing saxophone sounds soar out from his zany partner and sidekick, Gary "Saxman" Bowman. As they sonically float down their creative path, they leave many a fan musically mesmerized.

In a few numbers Saxman will walk into the audience on a wireless microphone, while Southpaw continues to perform on stage. Sometimes Saxman stops at a table and gives someone a musical hug, wrapping his arms around the listener while continuing to play. Southpaw has confounded and astonished many an observer, as he plays guitar with his left hand and keyboard bass with his right hand, at the same time, while singing and triggering the electronic percussion (drummer) unit, never losing a beat, as Saxman plays saxophone and keyboards, sometimes at the same time. Many a musician and band has gone to background tapes or electronic sequences (recordings), which to these two men of music, is not the manner in which they choose to present their musical pieces. If you closed your eyes you would swear there was 5 or 6 musicians on stage playing instruments.

Performing everywhere from private parties, country clubs, weddings, company functions, live to studio, and cover songs to originals, there are not many people who cannot identify with the songs they play Oldies But Goodies (Jerry Lee Lewis, Danny and the Juniors, Platters), New Age Jazz (Kenny G, David Sanborn, Chuck Mangione), New Country (Brooks & Dunn, Lonestar, Tim Mcgraw, George Strait, Alan Jackson, Toby Keith) and Old Country (Hank Williams Sr., Patsy Cline, George Jones, Willie Nelson), Standards (Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, Ray Charles, Judy Garland), Blues (BB King, Stevie Ray Vaughn), Ballads, Big Band, Island (Jimmy Buffett, UB 40, Macarena), Classic Rock (Eric Clapton, Bob Seger, Lynnard Skynnard, Santana), and so much more in their repertoire of hundreds and hundreds of songs. So if you get the chance, give them a listen as they take you on a musical journey not to be rivaled by many or any. And know, that this kind of talent doesn't come along very often at all.