The Root Band is a power rock trio with an infectious sound that covers a wide spectrum of music from rock, rhythm and blues to reggae. They perform songs you don't usually hear a band cover, like ZZ Top's, "La Grange", and Rick Derringers, "Rock and Roll Hoochie Coo," but it's not unusual to hear the band pull out their originals like, "Peace," and "Rasta Man", which always gets the audience, “All Reved Up”.

Root has been performing together for 15 years, "exciting the audience to dancing hysteria," says Laura Hull, manager of the Bethel Depot in Vermont where The Root Band first sunk their roots. Since then they've come down to the keys and in a few short years have generated quite a buzz about their good energy and tight sound. Valerie Ridenour of Key West The Newspaper says, "Rasta Man" is reggae at its best with great lyrics and a guitar production that is sheer magic." P.D. of the Vermont Review says, "Quality blues influenced rock and roll with some healthy hints of reggae is what this