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For Wayne Sutton, former lead guitarist and co-songwriter of ‘90s hitmakers Sister Seven, music has been a lifetime journey.

And as Sutton reconciles his 30+ year career as a musician with his role as longtime husband, father and music teacher, his new solo album Blue Worm – his third overall and first in nearly 15 years – now takes him to perhaps the most surprising place of all.

“I spent a lot of years flying by the seat of my pants musically,” Wayne admits, “and got burned out by the business side.

But when you discover a larger map, it makes you hungry to create again. The key to finding your own voice is honesty.”

Bill Palmer grew up in East Texas, near Winona, and soaked up the rich music styles and traditions of the Texas legends. He was a member of Austin’s The Sharecroppers going back to 1995.

He later founded Hundred Year Flood with his brother Jim, made a few critically acclaimed records and toured the world. He has also been a member of Goshen for nearly 20 years, most recently as the bassist.

In 2009, he married Stephanie Hatfield and joined her band as guitarist and co-producer, and he’s still her right hand man.

In 2012, he formed Bill Palmer’s TV Killers and continues to make records and tour in that band as well. Most recently, he’s been playing in The Palmer Brothers with his brother Jim.