LUC PINON
Bongos and Congas, French and American, Creative and Rugged, Songwriter and Breadmaker
LUC PINON
Bongos and Congas, French and American, Creative and Rugged, Songwriter and Breadmaker
Working on it.
Don Sinclair began his musical career in New Jersey, where he played bass professionally for nearly two decades. Afterward, he moved to Vermont and took a ten-year break from music. Since returning to the scene, he has performed as both a bassist and guitarist in several bands across the state. Notable groups he has played with include Cobalt Blue, David Rosane and the Zookeepers (Rock Album of the Year 2019), and Don & Jenn. He is currently a member of Designated Sinners, Counting By Sevens, 2 Late Smart, Sweet Val, and Sled Wrenches.
Sled Wrenches Gal Number 1
Chichi has dedicated her life to the Performing Arts, drawing inspiration and influence from a long list of local legends—many of whom you know!
Over two decades, she traveled as a professional stagehand, providing technical support for major tours with The Big Apple Circus, Jesus Christ Superstar, and Annie Get Your Gun. The experience allowed her to immerse herself in the world of show business. Singing was her passion as a young girl, and as an adult, she has had the privilege of performing with several exciting local bands, including Making Faces, Reality Check, The Reverend Stovepipe Band, The Chichi Ensemble, and currently, Sled Wrenches. In these ensembles, she contributes backup vocals, percussion, and promotes authentic expression—feeling the music and making it come alive!
Chichi expresses her gratitude to her friends and all the musicians who have inspired her and invited her on this thrilling sledding adventure. Get ready for an exciting ride!
Growing up in a musical household, James Beaulieu was surrounded by music most of his life. During college, he worked as a professional sound engineer, rigger, steel gypsy, lighting designer, stagehand, and more.
After taking a twenty-year hiatus, Jim returned to sound engineering and bass playing. He now plays music as often as he can, enjoying a variety of styles and music types.
He is solidly on the sled, wrenching as much as possible.
Producer, audio engineer and owner of Dreamery Productions recording studio in Barnet VT, John has produced hundreds of groups and artists throughout his long career. As a songwriter, vocalist, and keyboardist, John’s original music delivers messages of hope and truth in a mystical and magic blend reminiscent of Alan Parsons, Pink Floyd, the Beatles, and Moody Blues.
Electric guitar, poker player, Berklee, Skier
As a session drummer once based in Nashville but now a New Englander, he has played with nearly every band throughout New England and beyond. He is an incredible person, full of love, and his heartwarming smile and kind words touch everyone he meets.
Trumpets, swords, and such.
Vocals, Energy, Spirit, Love
Jenny has been a consistent figure in the Vermont music scene for nearly two decades. She has engaged in various roles, including performing, teaching, running kids’ music camps, and organizing concerts.
Jenny co-founded the “Summer Street Music Series” and “Black Musicians Matter.” She collaborated with several groups, including Don & Jenn, Saffo’s Thread, Chasing Macie, SCO Jazz, Holiday Harvest Review, and the Queendom Choir, among others.
For several years, Jenny performed with David Rosane and the Zookeepers, where she contributed to and produced their award-winning album of the year 2019, “The Book of Zoo.” Additionally, she has released two solo EPs.
In her “day job,” Jenny works as a creativity coach for artists of all types. She also generously lent her voice and harmony arranging skills to the Sled Wrenches EP Hound Dog 5.
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Bongos and Congas, French and American, Creative and Rugged, Songwriter, guitar player, and Breadmaker
Mallory lent her extraordinary vocals on the Zippo song on Sled Wrenches first album Hound Dog 5. Mallory is a volcano of creativity, songwriting, vocal amazingness, and love. She is one half of a prolific musical duo the Rought & Tumble. The Rough & Tumble, a dynamic duo comprised of Mallory Graham and Scott Tyler, have been captivating audiences with their unique blend of dumpster-folk and thrift store-Americana for over a decade.
Ryan most graciously lent his skillful and slippery drum techniques on the first Sled Wrenches album, Hound Dog 5. He drove from Boston to Vermont and ripped it off without notice or rehearsal. The guy is a monster, he’s also the drummer for Watson Park a great band. Check ’em out.
