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Chuck Berry
If any one individual can be credited as the premier
figure and father of rock and roll, it's CHUCK BERRY.
His music, lyrics, and free spirit made an indelible
impression on millions of young people, including
the Beatles and Rolling Stones. He celebrated the
birth of rock and roll in 1955 and he still remains
one of its most superbly exciting performers. He remains to this day credited as one of the single most important artists in Rock and Roll! |
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Steven Tyler
People worldwide agree that one of rock's all-time
most charismatic and entertaining front men Steven
Tyler of Aerosmith. Tyler began playing drums at an
early age, but soon switched to vocals after discovering
the Beatles and the tougher blues-rock of the Rolling
Stones and the Yardbirds. After moving to Boston in
the late '60s, Tyler met guitarist Joe Perry and bassist
Tom Hamilton. After finding drummer Joey Kramer and
second guitarist Ray Tabano (who was eventually replaced
with Brad Whitford), the band named themselves Aerosmith.
With smash albums over the past four decades, Steven
Tyler has led Aerosmith to the elite company of the
world ’s greatest rock bands. |
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Supermodel Sabrina
"Live your smile" is the philosophy by which
Supermodel, singer and songwriter Sabrina
lives her life. Her debut album, "Come As You
Are", captures this essence. Enthused with a
rich blend of guitar-driven pop, the CD reflects her
outlook. No stranger to the spotlight, Sabrina’s
early success came in the high fashion industry. Having
graced numerous top fashion magazine covers in the
US and internationally, her resume includes coveted
pictorials in multiple Sports Illustrated Swimsuit
Issues, Victoria’s Secret, "Supermodels
In The Rainforest" and Elle Magazine.
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 formerly of Run DMC
Darryl
McDaniels, a.k.a. DMC, helped transform the musical
landscape as one-third of the legendary band Run-DMC,
which has sold more than 30 million albums and singles
world-wide. Since forming the band with Joseph (Rev.
Run) Simmons and the late, Jason (Jam Master Jay)
Mizell, DMC has remained in the public eye for the
past two decades, recognized as a pioneer in stoking
the popularity of rap and hip-hop into the best-selling
and most influential musical genre that it is today.
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Jeff "Skunk" Baxter
Guitarist Jeff "Skunk" Baxter certainly has had a diverse professional career. He has played extensively with two of the most popular bands of the 70's - The Doobie Brothers and Steely Dan. Skunk produced albums by Nazareth and others. Jeff has had 17 gold records, eight platinum records, and has been awarded two Grammies. |
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Barry Goudreau and Fran Sheehan:
Original Members of the Band Boston
The arena rock group behind one of the fastest-selling debut albums in history, Boston formed as a concept of Tom Sholtz while he was at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. After graduating, Sholtz joined a local band led by guitarist Barry Goudreau. The band, soon included bassist Fran Sheehan, vocalist Brad Delp, and drummer John “Sib” Hashian. Boston would go on to make two of the best-selling albums in rock and roll history.
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Mike Mangini
Known as the world’s fastest drummer, grammy-nominated Mike Mangini holds numerous world records for matched grip, bare-handed, and traditional grip strokes-per-minute. Mangini has also toured worldwide with ‘Extreme’ and Steve Vai. Today, on top of a near-constant worldwide drum clinic schedule, Mangini also serves on the Berklee School of Music Education Committee’s Percussion Department.
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Brian O'Neal of the BusBoys
In the early months of 1980, at the legendary Whiskey A-Go-Go, Brian O’Neal formed the BusBoys. Soon thereafter, the BusBoys began touring extensively with the likes of Linda Ronstadt, Brian Setzer, ZZ Top, and Eddie Murphy. Along with numerous television appearances on “American Bandstand,” “Soul Train,” and “Saturday Night Live,” the BusBoys were nominated for a Grammy for their work on the multi-platinum film soundtrack, “Ghostbusters.” In 2004 Brian O’Neal was elected Governor of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (NARAS/Grammys) and is Director of the Membership Committee. |
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Johnny A.
Wresting colors and emotions from those six strings, Johnny A. is as much a master as he is the eternal student with a formidable talent, but a desire to learn that is just as strong. On Johnny A.'s latest Favored Nations disc , Get Inside , he once again lets the guitar lead the way on a dozen instrumentals that span a gulf of style from cool a go-go to finger-lickin' guitar pickin' to laying pure rock n' roll rubber. |
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Dave Feder
Hillbilly Flamenco-Jazz guitarist David Feder has been captivating audiences with his playfully sensual music for over 20 years. With a warm smile and a funny charismatic presence, this remarkable musician has earned a devoted following. And with his fresh approach to the finger style Classic guitar, Feder breathes new life into the American Gypsy-World Music scene.
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Éha
Éha Urbsalu, "an Estonian stunner", is a triple threat in music, modeling, and film. In 2002 three Éha’s songs were on From The Hamptons To Ibiza compilation. Éha’s 2004 single Touch Me, was on a Rhythm Radio compilation, next to Janet Jackson. Éha’s debut album Together, is an exciting combination of self written, chill and dance driven blend of American and Eastern European musical cultures. Éha’s new single, Gotta Go, reached #1 in Estonia, Italy, and by May 2005 in her first American radio chart.
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Kevens pronounced (Kee-venz), the former DJ turned singer/songwriter, got his start as a performing artist when he formed his first progressive reggae group, Le Coup, with Bob Marley's half brothers Richard and Anthony in 1990. "Like a letter, you must write a song with purpose" Cedella Booker Marley, Bob Marley's mother, told young Kevens very early in his musical career. A few years ago, Kevens with his unrelenting spirit went solo, becoming the architect binding together, rock & roll, reggae dub, dance music integrating a whole new sound & purpose. |
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Jimmy Hawkins and Baga Tricks
Felix "The Catt" Hanson was born and raised in a family surrounded by music. Since moving to Jamaica at the age of four, Felix has been honing his musical talents of vocals, percussion, and bass. By the time he was sixteen, Felix was back stateside as a professional bassist for his father's band, 'Jimmy Hawkins and the Cyclones.' In 2000, Felix formed his own band, BagaTricks. BagaTricks has since toured both US coasts with such reggae mainstays as Toots and the Maytalls, Big Mountain , and Gregory Isaacs. |
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Mr. Chubb
One of New England's hottest club bands, Mr. Chubb mixes a variety of musical tastes including rock, soul, and blues all tied together with a freestyle funky feel. Based out of Newport, RI, a premier boating destination, their fan base is wide spread. For over 10 years, the bands ability to get a crowd moving and their fun loving attitude has been what makes their shows so memorable. |
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20WT
Having played together for over fourteen years, 20WT consists of Ryan Wilson on guitar and lead vocals, J Hooks on bass and Dave P. on drums. The band sets their music apart from other rock bands with its originality and unique style, which includes a fusion of modern and classic rock, reggae, blues, hip-hop and a hint of R& B. They've taken the best from each and combined them for the latest in the upward spiral of music evolution. |
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Raiford Starke
Raiford Starke has emerged as one of South Florida 's most entertaining musical artists. Combining blues, country, folk and good old rock and roll into one stunning repertoire, his hot picking and emotional singing have earned him praise from critics and fans alike. |
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Micah Gardner
A self-described "Pepper Dog Musician," Micah Gardner has his heart and soul firmly rooted in the Florida Keys. Singing about the sea and all that it encompasses, Gardner has been setting the mood for his loyal following for years. |
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Jess Kelsa
Jess Kelsa is a one of a kind Impact player, a gentle (lost) soul by day, and a living fury by night. His influences include Bob Marley, Santana, Jimi Hendrix & Bruce Springsteen, but his style speaks for itself. Jesse will be accompanied by Florida Keys legends Jim McGuirl on drums and Rick Rolfes on bass. Be prepared to rock!
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Drein & Mike
A Florida Keys based duo, Drein and Mike have been entertaining their numerous fans with their favorite rock, blues, soul and jazz standards for the past six years. With the kind of soaring voice that lends itself to any style flawlessly, Drein wows her audience every time she sings. She performs regularly with her partner Mike, who lends superb lead and harmony vocals, along with outstanding guitar work to the act. Together, the pair generates high energy fun and has become the entertainment choice for a large Florida fan base. |
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Ali Tamposi
After doing theater and performing at festival and concerts including the National Anthem for the Boston Red Sox, the Florida born Ali Tamposi was discovered at the age of 14 by internationally acclaimed producer, Frank Farian of AME (producer for Bony M, No Mercy, Mili Vanili, La Bouche) and signed by Universal Records. . Her single, "Show Me What You Got" will be released in September in London where she will begin her promotion tour.
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