Wayne Stanley
Guitar, Vocals, and Keyboard
Wayne was just a young'n when he heard the Tadpole play (Uncle Edward). He's been lovin' music ever since that day. Got himself a guitar that he patched with plastic wood. He still learned to play it, no one thought he would.
Born in Baltimore Maryland, Wayne live in Maryland most of his life. Wayne studied guitar and piano in high school. He studied electronics in the 70's.
He bought an ARP synthesizer in the 80's, before that the neighbors could hear strange sounds coming from some contraption that he made.
Wayne played in bands from the 1970's through the 2000's - developing his playing and writing skills.
When Wayne moved to Tallahassee, he formed and gigged with his band called "The Conclusions".
After ending up in San Jose, California, Wayne formed "The New Conclusions". Now living in Palm Bay, Florida, Wayne writes and records original music, plus plays in the re-imagined band "The Conclusions".
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You can hear more original material here Wayne Stanley on ReverbNation
If you like electronica music check out Wayne's page for the Disintegrated Circuits
Find out more about Wayne on his Facebook Page
Kenton Anz
Guitar, and Vocals
Ken was raised in Louisville Kentucky where he found a love for music early on. Saw many shows, including classic rock, bluegrass, and country. He started playing guitar strumming songs by campfires. First band was Nite Owl in 99, took time off for family. In 2014 formed Take Two acoustic duet performed around Brevard for 5 years. In 2020 picked up the electric guitar and has been part of several bands including The Grove Project, 5 Shades of Grey, and Soul Shot prior to joining The Conclusions.
He passed through the Space Coast in 93, got the sand in his shoes and really never left.
He really likes Orlando's Junkie Rush, Jeff Beck, Delbert McClinton, Brian Setzer, Los Lonely Boys, Donovan Frankenreiter, RHCP, and Jack White.
But if he could jam with one artist it would be John Mayer.
Ken’s favorite quote is “It ain't what you got, it's how you gotta be”.
Ken says the best gig he ever played was Veterans Day Memorial Concert, Memorial Park Merritt Island 2021.
In addition to playing music Ken also enjoys travel, adventure, tennis, surfing, snow skiing, and yoga.
Some say he smells good too
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John Cialini
Drums
John is an experienced versatile drummer that enjoys playing a multitude of genres but is partial to classic rock / alternative rock / rock n roll.
Originally from New York, John started playing drums when he played in the High School band.
Influenced by the greats like Ringo , Alan White, Todd Sucherman, Dave Weckl, Kenny Aronoff , to name a few.
He played in local bands over the years honing his skills to be the kick ass drummer he is now.
In 2020 John retired and moved to Florida and has played with some of our local bands.
John has been heard to say "Music heals the soul , without music the universe would be madness".
Darrell Legg
Bass, Vocals
Darrell Legg – Bass
Darrell Legg was born in West Virginia, where he first learned the fine art of Backwoods Banter and the value of hard work… mostly from the grueling 600-foot walk to school every day.
He later moved to Florida and grew up on Melbourne Beach, where his father was a police officer. Darrell and his brother spent many nights roaming A1A with buckets, rescuing baby sea turtles and safely guiding them toward the ocean. It was there that he learned two things: how to stay up late, and how to help the little guys find their groove.
Darrell eventually settled in the bustling metropolis of West Melbourne—population 2,900 humans and roughly 6,000 cows. Sports were a big part of his life growing up, but everything changed the night he saw Slim Summerville and The Southlanders play at the Wickham Lounge. Inspired, Darrell and a friend made a life-changing decision: his buddy would play guitar… and Darrell would play bass.
Since then, Darrell has laid down the low end for several bands including Gator Mountain Band and Bogus Jones, and spent many years playing with the Calvary Chapel Worship Team.
Off stage, Darrell works at a golf course where he balances his two great passions—playing bass and playing golf. Somewhere along the way he also developed a love for speed, getting into high-speed cart racing which eventually turned into a business. He owned C&D Motorsports and opened Sharpes Raceway, now known as Full Throttle Speedway.
Oh… and he’s also in the Baseball Hall of Fame.
But that’s a story for another day.
While Darrell has loved sports his entire life, music has always been his ultimate passion—and he’s happiest when he’s holding down the groove and keeping the band in the pocket.