Molly began studying music in elementary school with clarinet and piano lessons. She started singing with the High School chorus and continued at the University of Georgia with the chorus
 and glee club.
A few years out of college, she moved to France to continue her studies where she bought her first guitar. While there, she performed for various dinner parties and festivals, and even performed for an engineering school class.
Upon returning to the United States, she continued with guitar lessons and began performing for coffee shops and delis in the Greenville and Simpsonville area.
During this time, she began working with a group of outstanding musicians on a regular basis. This experience helped her find the sound and music that would show the true range of her talent.
Throughout the progression of different bands and musicians there was always one constant, her keyboard player, Judd Terrell. Together they have been able to polish the sound that is a mix of blues and classic standards that is:

 Mac Morgan

Molly is very grateful to all the musicians she meets and has the opportunity to perform with, and also to her mother for her eternal emotional (and sometimes financial) support over the years.

Judd, like Molly, started lessons on the clarinet in elementary school, however it didn't stop there. In High School he started piano lessons and was finishing a lesson book once a month for the first year. He was still performing on the clarinet in various High School bands, including a Dixieland Jazz band that he formed by enlisting other band members. They would perform regularly for school functions and local festivals. Eventually, he started learning other instruments and writing arrangements for the marching and concert bands as well as the Dixieland band.
While at the University of South Carolina, he continued  with various bands and orchestras, performing and arranging music. It was not unusual to have a band director or conductor ask him if he could play a certain instrument. His reply was always, "Give me a fingering chart and an hour and I will let you know."
While at USC, he performed with the band that opened for Stan Kenton on two occasions.
After graduation, Judd started working for a music store teaching guitar, piano, organ, and any other instrument that the students were interested in. He also performed with local bands, including the O'Kaysions ("I'm a Girl Watcher"), and he also worked with house bands at local restaurants and has performed all over the United States.
Judd has performed Classical, Rock, Beach, Country, Religious, Contemporary Christian, and R&B; but his first love was always Jazz and Blues.