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1-900 Bnad Memphis Entertainment Band Corporate parties, Weddings, Frat parties, Class Reunions, Birthday parties and more! The 1-900 Band is the perfect group for any occasion! The 1-900 Band now offers exceptional value with a male AND female lead singers, 2 keyboard players, guitar, drums and a sax player. In the year of 1989, 1-900 was originated with four band members in the heart of Memphis Tennessee. This band is a product of great entertainment that fits in with any crowd, young and old. For your listening and dancing pleasure, they have 21 years of experience entertaining The 1-900 band is one of the tri-state areas most popular bands, entertaining at clubs, private events, and casinos for over a decade! This Memphis band has performed literally hundreds of receptions, banquets, and private parties of all kinds - and they always get a second - and third - call back! The reason is easy to see: the 1-900 band is fun, dependable, and they GROOVE! This is not some new band with no direction. Both their song list and their sound have been perfected over hundreds of gigs, and the result is a tight, fun, grooving band of veteran musicians, with lots of versatility. The 1-900 band has strong male and lead female vocals, perfect for a songlist that ranges from Nelly to Motown, and Garth Brooks to Memphis Soul classics. Aretha Franklin, Marvin Gaye, Bobby Brown, C.C. Music Factory, K.C., Prince, The Temptations, and many, many more! The 1-900 band is a non-stop party. The 1-900 band is a perfect choice for any occassion! We have never had a client who said less than great things about the performance of the 1-900 band!
The Duane Cliatt Band is an exciting and powerful experience. Front man Duane Cliatt was born and raised in South Carolina, where he developed his unbelievable vocal chops and discovered how to put real life experiences into powerful lyrics and melodies. Duane has been paying his dues across the southeast throughout the last decade, opening up for acts such as: The Allman Brothers Band, Brett Michaels, Michael Bolten, Edwin Mccain, and the Marshall Tucker Band. After performing as a solo artist for so many years, Duane was ready for a new sound and recruited Atlanta Institute of Music Graduates Mark Jones and Matt Conaway on guitar and bass. After months of searching, drummer Jamey Chitwood would complete the puzzle and form the band you see. With phenomenal vocal range, soaring guitars, groovin’ bass lines, and in your face drums, the Duane Cliatt Band offers a powerful stage presence that continues to captivate audiences wherever the group performs. The band is currently booking for their upcoming summer tour and looks forward to playing in front of new faces. For Booking contact Keith @ (423) 505 1210 Or wkbrannon@gmail.com
This Ohio native traded in his baseball glove for a guitar after his dream of pitching for the Major Leagues was derailed by injuries and three surgeries. But this "natural" in today's classic country still has the same wow on stage that he once had on the field. Growing up with the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame in your backyard and only a few good ole honkytonks in the neighborhood, you might think it would be hard for Jackson to go country. But that's where his heart is, influenced by such big names as Merle Haggard, Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, George Strait, Alan Jackson, Trace Adkins, Hank Williams, Jr., and another rising star, Jamey Johnson. Jackson has already honed his rough-edged baritone into his own distinctive style that promises to eventually put him in the ranks of these all-time greats. Although he wasn't 6 feet tall then, Jackson has been singing since he was 10 years old and playing guitar since the age of 17. There was one music career snafu in high school. "My girlfriend told me I wasn't any good," Jackson recalls. "So I didn't have the confidence to perform in public till after we broke up." It's a good thing she's history because once Jackson hit the stage in 2006, fans started lining up for his regular shows at a Cleveland club called Fat Boys. Fast forward to June of 2008 when his musician dad urged him to take his talent to Music City. It didn't take long for the relative newcomer to create a buzz. He plays every week on Broadway with a band that he says is "filled with some of the best hired guns in town!" He's still awestruck by the amazing players of Nashville. Jackson adds that he still has a lot to learn, but he's a modest guy. He's already working on his first album and starting to try his hand at songwriting. You can meet him in person at local gigs or catch him out fishing, golfing, "goin' muddin'" in his truck or at the movies. You can hear Jackson's music on this site or at the Jackson Delaney MySpace page. Once you listen, you'll understand why he has only one way to go in the music business: up.
Antigua Winds Saxophone Artist Randy Janoski and his quartet perform jazz standards, pop classics and well recognized Broadway hits and originals to tantalize your clients and guests. From concert venues and performance clubs to corporate functions and weddings. The Randy Janoski Quartet is always a crowd pleaser. Randy tailors his shows to match your audience or your personal desires.
Cleveland, Tennessee Brothers Joe and Cory Collins started this thing from “Scratch”! Not a lot of planning; not much training; very little experience. They just did it! And in just a few short years they went from playing at any “Watering Hole” that would have them, to being on tour with folks like Ronnie Milsap, Montgomery-Gentry, Aaron Tippin, etc. Success has come with determination and devotion to making themselves and the show better every time. It also comes with working with some of the finest musicians in the Southeast. In addition to Joe on Lead Vocals/Rhythm Guitar & Cory on Drums/Vocals, the other talented members of the band consists of Allen Campbell (Chatsworth, GA) on Lead Guitar; Jay Harris (Chatsworth, GA) on Bass/Vocals and Rick Nelson (Park City, UT) on Fiddle, Mandolin and Keyboards. The Brothers also lean on one of the best “Sound Technicians’” around in David Bird (Cleveland, TN). While establishing themselves as one of the premiere “Cover” bands around, time and experience are beginning to allow The Collins Brothers to write and perform their own, original music to welcoming fans. “In the next few years, it is our goal to really concentrate on presenting our original music to the public. That is what we love and one of the biggest reasons we started the band. Our style is still described as ‘Bang & Twang’ and we want to show that in our music!” In addition to their self-titled debut album released in 2007, The Collins Brothers have recently released their new single “Tennessee Lullaby” (Written by Joe Collins and Derrick Kinsey) and a full length music video for their popular track “Sound Of Goodbye” (Written by Joe Collins and David Bird). Both are available on iTunes and viewable on YOUTUBE. “We’ve been doing what we love now for 12 years and we love it! There is still nothing quite like standing, singing and performing in front of excited fans and friends. Our fan base continues to grow like never before and we are humbled and grateful!” The Collins Brothers pinnacle goal remains simple; "We want to be the best that we can be! Just show us to the stage, say 'when' and hold on!"