Who are the Hymnuts?

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The HymNuts are a jazz and gospel-jazz band based in Olathe, Kansas. Current members include three founding members, Charles Moore, keyboards, Carl Kincaid, tenor, alto and soprano sax, and Anthony Dominguez, drums, along with current members Keith Larson, percussion and drums, and Mark Doljac, bass. Former members include Tim Heiser, keyboards, Randy Gaylord, bass and Dan Butko, bass. The band has also featured a variety of vocalists and instrumentalists. The HymNut's repetoire includes bebop and jazz standards by Miles Davis, Herbie Hancock, Charlie Parker, Nat Adderley, Duke Ellington, Joe Zawinul, George Gershwin and Horace Silver, songs by Steely Dan, Bill Withers, and original songs and original jazz arrangements of hymns. In 2009, the HymNuts released its debut CD, "The HymNuts Live at BVBC," and a bootleg of a live performance at the Lansing Correctional Facility in Lansing, KS in 2009, "The HymNuts Live in Cell Block C" remains a favorite of the band's most avid fans.