In Layman Terms + Holly Montgomery January 16, 2011

In Layman Terms is a family band. Cole, 13, started playing guitar when he was five years-old. He took lessons to help strengthen his weak fingers as part of physical therapy. Music quickly became his passion. His sister, Logan 10, started taking bass lessons when she was seven years-old so that she could spend time with her big brother. Their mother, Sandy Layman, used to play drums as a teenager. When the kids decided they wanted to play out and needed a drummer, they convinced their mom to dust off her drum kit. Now there is no turning back. Music feeds their souls and connects them in a way that cannot be expressed with words. They love any opportunity to share their joy with others.
http://www.reverbnation.com/#!/inlaymanterms

As the Los Angeles-based artist and songwriter for the power-trio HOLLY, she produced 3 CD's that are available on iTunes, Amazon, CDBaby, iLike, and ReverbNation. HOLLY was a regular at the House of Blues in West Hollywood in addition to the clubs on the Sunset Strip. With this band, she established herself as a rock singer-par excellence, in addition to her success as a bass player.
Holly has been the bass player and/or singer for many bands and singer-songwriters, both live and in the studio, including Sonia Rutstein-Disappear Fear, Dan Bern, Ice Cube, The Mustangs, Big Planet - Bill White Acre, and Irish musician Mark Dignam. She has been active as a session player for various commercials and tv shows including playing for the American Comedy Awards soundtracks.

After a busy career in Los Angeles, Holly moved to the D.C. area and took a hiatus from touring and recording after she adopted 3 teenage kids from Kazakhstan. They grew up fast, and she is once again touring and playing with local and national artists. She is also currently recording her next album as a solo artist, which is due for release in December of 2010.
http://www.reverbnation.com/hollymontgomery

Official Website: http://www.jamminjava.com/