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Emily Standish - vocals, tin whistle, recorder and percussion.
After years with Houston Symphony Chorus, and as
featured soloist with several theater groups including Houston Revels and Trinity Opera Theater, Emily began singing
with smaller ensembles in 1997. Has worked with the popular folk group Furagh Larq and the Early Music a cappella
group Voces Dei. A powerful and passionate performer, Emily “sings with a purity of sound that is a joy to hear"
and has "A voice like honey melted into crystal."
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Bill Galbraith - vocals, guitars, and bouzouki.
Began playing in a rock group
at 12, switched to Trad in 1977 as a founder of Freeborn, the first professional Celtic band in Texas. Moved on to
the folk-rock group Four Bricks out of Hadrian’s Wall and sang doo-wop in Dr. T and the Tuxtones. Later worked with
the a cappella band Nobody’s Reel. Has performed at festivals and clubs in Britain and America, and has extensive TV
and radio credits including appearances on National Public Radio's All Things Considered and live internet
performance.
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Dave Randall - electric bass, percussion, vocals.
The newest member of Constant Billy, Dave joined the music scene back in 1978 playing guitar, bass and drums in his
high school jazz ensemble and in a neighborhood garage band. While at Sam Houston State University, he studied music
theory and played bass in the SHSU jazz band. Over the years he's been in a variety of alternative music groups,
including The Missiles, Mary Tyler Moron, Von Hindenburg, The Treehouse Project, Lugnut, Saturn X9000 and The Beige Dots.
Dave has also been spotted playing guitar and singing at open mic nights around Houston and Austin.
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