Logan Hanna is a Memphis-born guitarist and composer. A servant of song with a deep sensitivity to the musicians he creates with. He loves the thrill of working in different musical settings and bringing a unique voice to those worlds. Drawing from his love of various musical genres, his sound is deeply rooted in the tradition of Jazz but is blended with his love for Soul, Country, Blues, Rock n Roll, and World music. Logan has been a vital part of the Memphis music community for 15 plus years and has toured and or recorded with numerous musicians over that time, artists such as Mike Doughty, Obruni Dance Band, Mighty Souls Brass Band, and Grace Askew. He has also been a part of numerous performances with the Memphis Symphony Orchestra. A highlight was playing guitar for the Elvis: The Wonder of You national tour, led by conductor Robin Smith in arenas and amphitheaters across the country. Logan continues to push himself in new directions, always in search of new creative heights. Always learning. Always exploring.

Pop, blues, rock and soul songstress Susan Marshall has released five critically praised solo albums— Susan Marshall Is Honey Mouth, Firefly, Little Red, Decorations of Red, and her latest, 639 Madison. The former front lady for 90’s rock/soul band The Mother Station (signed to EastWest /Atlantic Records ) has also performed leading roles in operetta’s Off-Broadway and is known for her past performances with the Memphis Symphony Orchestra, as well. Weekly, she can be heard playing piano and singing an eclectic mix of original and cover songs here at Itta Bena where she’s held a residency for over 15 years alongside some of the other world class musicians that perform in our venue.

Her studio background vocal work has garnered multiple gold and platinum record awards, as well as the distinction of having sung background vocals on five GRAMMY-nominated records. She’s worked with Al Green, Lenny Kravitz, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Ann Peebles, Don Bryant, Foy Vance, North Mississippi Allstars, Solomon Burke, Bobby “Blue” Bland, Primal Scream and Katharine McPhee, to name a few.

She’s toured internationally as part of the Afghan Whigs, as well as Cat Power & The Memphis Rhythm Band, appearing on Austin City Limits, The Late Show With David Letterman, Late Night with Conan O’Brien, and the BBC’s Later…with Jools Holland  and has been a featured artist for the Sun Studio Sessions on PBS as well as a featured artist for RETURN TO SIN CITY: A TRIBUTE TO GRAM PARSONS that also featured Norah Jones, Lucinda Williams, Dwight Yoakam, and Keith Richards.