Rose On Vibes

Fish was born in Greenwood, Mississippi and raised in Merigold, Mississippi. He started playing in local Delta bands at age 13.  He graduated from Delta State University in 1974 with further piano study at University of Southern Mississippi.  In 1981, Fish founded the eclectic Delta band, The Tangents and the band played steady from Memphis to New Orleans in the 80s and 90s. In 1993, Michie moved to Nashville and toured with Larry Stewart, former lead singer for Restless Heart.  In 2016, the Fish Michie/Kristian Dambrino collaboration, Bluer Than This, was awarded the Mississippi Institute for Arts and Letters  Best Contemporary Recording. They released a Christmas CD, Comfort and Joy in 2018.

In addition to his skill on the keyboard, Fish is an accomplished composer. In 2025, he was nominated for Best Composition (Classical) for his score on Thad Lee's documentary, Two Lives in Photography. 

He has accompanied classes at the Nashville Jazz Workshop and continues to perform solo and with ensembles in the jazz arena in Nashville including RoseOnVibes.  
Fish has performed or appeared with music icons such as Mose Allison, Charmaine Neville, Gary Rossington, Jo Jo Hermann, Lee Roy Parnell, Fred Knobloch, Fingers Taylor, Bernard Purdie, Bo Diddley, Widespread Panic, Sam Meyers, Percy Sledge,Tricia Walker, Willie Foster, Johnny Crocker, Vasti Jackson, David Bromberg, Buddy Miles, and a host of blues artists in Mississippi.  

Doug began his music career at age 10, and grew to become a talented multi-instrumentalist. He holds a Bachelor of Music degree in music technology from the University of Central Missouri. After college he landed a gig with the Royal Caribbean and Holland America cruise lines, which gave him the opportunity to play bass guitar seven nights a week while traveling around the world. In addition to the bass, he plays piano, drums, and sax, composes music, and operates a home-based recording studio. In short, Doug is a music renaissance man. When not playing music, Doug practices law at Rose Immigration Law Firm.  He claims that he had to audition on bass to get hired as a lawyer.

Todd is a faculty member at Belmont University’s School of Music, where he teaches applied percussion, ethnic percussion, and commercial percussion seminars. Todd also directs the Belmont World Percussion Ensemble. He holds a Master of Music in Percussion Performance from the University of Georgia and a Bachelors degree in Commercial Music Performance from Belmont University.

A super-smooth jazz drummer with no change falling out of his pocket, Todd performs with RoseOnVibes and leads his own group, the Todd London Trio. He also plays with a variety of ensembles, including: the Belmont Faculty Jazz Group, Coral Bay Steel Drum Band, Deep Grooves Steel Drum Band, The Time Raiders, Matrix Percussion Trio, Nashville Praise Symphony, and the Alabama Symphony.

Reggie is a multi-instumentalist and composer originally hailing from New Orleans. With a masters degree in jazz studies from the University of New Orleans and a music education degree from Loyola University, he is versed in a variety of styles from traditional jazz to fusion, smooth jazz, pop and rock, R&B, gospel, classical and even ambient electronica. In addition to woodwinds, he plays keyboards, bass and guitar.

Reggie plays saxophones and flute with the RoseOnVibes quintet, and he performs regularly with his own quartet, Art Four Sale, and The Rhythm Kings among other local groups. Past notable performances include performing with Bonnie Raitt and Raymond Myles and RAMS at the New Orleanse Jazz & Heritage Festival, as well as opening for Spyro Gyra and Larry Carlton.