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Michelle Auguste is an original
founding member of the band. Her soulful vocal style and rich timbre are
evident in the wide
range of musical styles she covers, from
Alicia Keys
to Aretha Franklin. Her background of singing with New England choral
groups becomes apparent as you listen to
the vocal blend of the band.
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.Jake Hulsman,
guitarist / vocalist and co-founder of Tuxedo Junction, has performed throughout New England
with headliners such as Gloria Estefan and the Righteous Brothers. His
guitar styling captures the essence of artists from Larry Carlton to Carlos
Santana. Jake's vocals are a key ingredient in the band's rich sounding harmonic blend. |
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Jimmy
Vita,
saxophonist
and
vocalist, has been integrally involved for many years with
several New England bands, including Mirror Image and
Shelter. He studied saxophone and theory at Berklee College of Music. Jim is a talented arranger,
who, together with keyboardist Larry,
creates a full horn section sound on stage.
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Larry Milton, vocalist / keyboardist and musical director, has been a full-time musician his entire adult life, creating many New England aired radio
spots,
working with several members of the band Boston, and opening for acts such as Cindy Lauper and
the J. Geils Band. Larry's singing covers a range of musical styles from
Frank Sinatra to Peter Wolf.
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Doug Nally is a seasoned professional drummer, having worked with artists such as Phyllis Hyman
and Stanley Turrentine. He has appeared at the Newport and
Montreux Jazz Festivals, Carnegie Hall, and on "The Tonight Show". Doug is a master of the drums, and is
affectionately known as the "Rhythm King".
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Brian Templeton, vocalist, front man, congas and harmonica player, is a highly talented and versatile musician. Brian has
recorded several CDs as a solo artist and as a founding member of the
band, the Radio Kings. He has toured extensively throughout this
country and abroad. Brian always brings his unique style and energy to every song
he performs. You can hear him singing and
playing harmonica on:
"Sweet Home Chicago",
"Living On a Prayer"
"Living In America",
"Old
Time Rock n' Roll",
"Forget You", "I
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John Moriconi, trumpeter / vocalist and newest addition to the band, has
been performing up and down the east coast for many years. Known
professionally as "Johnny Blue Horn", John has been part of several New England bands,
such as Mission of Blues and the Chicken Slacks. His singing covers a wide range of styles from
Van Morrison and Lou Rawls to Bruce Springsteen. |
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