Kim Simmonds - Guitar/Vocal/Harmonica/Piano
Stage Gear:

Gibson "Les Paul" guitar

Kitty Hawk 4 x 12 cabinet

Boss tuner pedal
Boss "chorus" pedal
Dunlop "Wah Wah" pedal
Ernie Ball strings 9 -42
Glass slide
Dunlop signature picks - heavy
Plays Hohner "Special 20" harps

I've gone back to my Les Paul that seems to cover all the ground that I need from a guitar be it Jazz licks, down home blues stuff or high voltage rock leads.
I still like the light strings that I used in the 60's. In fact, back then, we had to use banjo strings for the top end because we couldn't get light enough strings to bend for that perfect blues sound. In the 70's I started to use heavier strings in order to improve the sound but I've come to realize that no string gauge will do the work for you...it comes from inside.

I keep the whole equipment thing as simple as possible.
I realized a long time ago that to compete with musicians that can really use those extra sounds from on stage production (Jimi Hendrix etc) was only going to make me an also ran so I decided to stay with a more pure approach on stage so as to find my own "voice" and make my own mark.

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Mario Staiano - Drums/Backing Vocals

Drums:
Mario Plays Pearl Drums. More information later!

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Gerry Sorrentino - Bass

BASSES:
Lakland 55-94 Deluxe 5 String
This instrument covers it all.
Sound and tone comes from your hands and this instrument allows that to come through.  

See:   Lakland Basses

AMPLIFICATION:
Gallien-Krueger heads:
1001RBll
1001RB
Gallien-Krueger speaker cabinets:
410RBH
115RBH
Very powerful. Can go from clean to tube-like overdrive. Been using them for years.  
See:     Gallien-Krueger Amplification  

STRINGS: DR Handmade Strings: Low-Riders, Hi-Beams, Fatbeams. Gauges 45, 65, 85, 105, 130 I love their tone and feel and they last the longest for me. See:     DR Strings

Some more of my favorite things:   Zon Guitars See:     Zon Basses See:     Moses Graphite