Over the next several years, Robert would expand his experience in the music industry by forming other bands such as Three's-A-Crowd, and the Country Cookin' Band. Over the years, Robert established one of the first country music theatres in Oklahoma called Theatre 66, with his Loose Change Band as the stage band.

During his high school years he was a member of various groups. After high school he traveled around the southern part of the United States doing a solo act playing at Holiday Inns.

In the early 80's, Gary moved to Tulsa where he played with the Tony Twist Band, the Zigfields house band. He played at the Tulsa Hilton for 5 years as a soloist. Later in the 80's Gary became friends with Buck Trent and played bass guitar with him for seven years. Gary has had the opportunity to work with many artists such as Pretty Miss Norma Jean, Tom T.Hall, Gus Hardin, Faron Young, Mel McDaniel and the Mills Brothers. He has been a song writer for 30 years and has written many songs, a few of which have been recorded.

Gary currently lives in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, with his wife, Susie. Gary believes that "music is the key to the soul".

Tresa has recorded with Eldon Shamblin and many others. She has played in many local bands, playing all types of music, including Gus Hardin, Cal Smith, Midnight Express, Riverside, Sidewinder, Flip Side, Bloody Knuckles, and Darryl Lee. She was a permanent member of the Sitting Ducks variety show, playing the Elephant Run every Sunday for a year. She has played with Bill Davis and opened for Gene Watson. After a 3-year break and a big move to her Claremore farm, Tresa recently put her toe back in the music water at the Western Country Diner. Before she knew it, both feet were in and now has become a regular member.

Tresa’s other passion is fishing! Bass are her favorite for catching, but crappie best for eating. You might find her and her husband camped out in their little 5th wheel at the lake at any given time with a big fire, steaks and guitars a-blazin'. Tresa also loves to enter local chili cook-offs, and has many trophies for her outstanding chili.

In 1970 I became a road musician for the Jim Halsey Management Company, participating in nationwide tours and appearances with Don White, Roy Clark, Diana Trask, Ernest Tubb, The Compton Brothers, The Hagar Twins, Jodi Miller, J.J. Cale, Jerry Reed, and Terri Lynn. I did a two-year Holiday Inn tour with "A Grain of Salt," a bluegrass comedy band which also backed Billy "Crash" Craddock on his Arkansas tour. I was also a spokesman and demonstrator for AceTone Amplifiers, a division of Hammond Organ Company.

Robert Smith and I go way back, when I played with his Country Cookin' band in the late 70s. Naturally I jumped at the chance to play with him again, so I'll be here as long as they can put up with me. I might mention in passing that I am also a commercial pilot, with type ratings in three models of Convairs, DC-4, B-34 Bomber (Howard 350), and gliders. I flew a Convair for the Sheraton Inns for three years, and accumulated some DC-4, DC-6 and DC-3 time in various flying jobs. That was a grand era of flying that is no longer available to most pilots. Today, I am designing and building Internet web pages for various clients nationwide, including this one for Mixed Company.

Adam started playing the drums in 2002. Whether it be on a practice pad or a drumset, Adam tries to play a little each day. Drumming influences include: Max Roach, Louie Bellson, Charlie Watts, John Bonham, Stuart Copeland and Neil Peart, just to name a few. Adam continues to make progress with his passion for drumming and his enthusiasm for playing.

Adam is married to the former Misty Loukanis of Broken Arrow. They have been together since 2001. They have two children, a son Joseph Lawrence, and daughter Addilynn Rose. Adam owes his wife Misty a great deal of gratitude for her understanding of the many long and crazy hours in what we call the music business.

After graduation from Central High in Tulsa, he drove cross-country trucks before joining the military. During the 60's and early 70's he was a Tulsa county deputy sheriff. He has been in the automotive repair business for 45 years and owned his own business for 23 years until he retired in 2002. His musical influences were varied - from Elvis and Jerry Lee Lewis, to Lefty Frizzel, Merle Haggard and Hank Snow. Jim has played in numerous country and bluegrass bands in both Virginia while in the military and in Tulsa and surrounding communities and was also a member of the Shrine country band.

Jim and his wife Fran enjoy traveling and attending music shows and going to local dances as much as possible. He was very excited to be playing music again and especially to be able to play rhythm guitar with the great musicians in the Mixed Company Band.

Kathy furthered her career performing in churches and with gospel groups. One of her first jobs was performing on a popular Tulsa, Oklahoma television program called the "John Chick Show." Kathy has played with many along the years and has performed along side many country artists such as Jack Green, Sammi Smith, Wanda Jackson and has opened for the legendary George Jones. Along with her husband, Robert Smith, Kathy played regularly with their band of many years, Mixed Company. Kathy is on a temporary leave of absence, but looks forward to returning to the band someday soon.

However, Richard's grandmother took him to guitar lessons at the age of 9. He learned quickly and was soon playing in local area bands, such as The VIPs, The Torsions, and the DeVilles in Irving, Texas. After a tour in the Marines from 1969 til 1972, he worked in the automotive repair field for a while, then opened his own automotive repair shop in Oak Cliff in 1978. While in the automotive business, he built and raced circle track cars for about 9 years, with great success.

Then in 1988, Richard started playing pedal steel guitar. He had his first steel for about six months and went straight to the bandstand. He has played steel ever since as a profession. He now owns Spirit Steel Guitar, a pedal steel guitar shop in Broken Arrow, where he teaches pedal steel and does pedal steel repair.