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Jim Mahannah
The Jim Mahannah Band has
been performing in the Mid-South area for over 20 years. Audiences from
around the corner and around the world have enjoyed this
band....listening and dancing to their extensive and varied repertoire.
The band is comfortable with most musical genre and specializes in the
Big Band Swing of the 40's, the Rock & Soul of the 50's and 60's and even
the standards of the romantic Ballroom Era. Their musical ability also
includes many other styles of music ....Blues, Jazz, Motown, Dixieland,
Latin, Ethnic.....and so much more. Because of Jim’s ability to play
up to ten different instruments (sometimes two at a time) and the variety of
vocal styles, this quartet’s sound is often compared to that of much larger
bands. The Jim Mahannah Band’s versatility makes them a perfect choice for
events such as employee appreciation parties, corporate events, weddings,
anniversaries, reunions and of course, Holiday Extravaganzas.

Contact Number, 901-872-3214
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Vern Yarbrough (VIPs)

No profile available
Contact Number, 901-485-4077
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Drivin' Sideways Band

We have been together for 8 years. We play
rockabilly, 50's, 60's, early 70's rock & roll , and country. We play senior
centers and clubs. Our music is easy to dance to and never to loud.
Contact Number, 901-355-1689 |
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George
Winter Band
We have had a band for over 40 years. Most of our band
members have degrees in music, as I do. I write most of the charts we play,
so the horn players can always play the songs the same way, and have good
harmony, especially when we have our trombone player along. I have been
associated with ballroom dancing in Alabama for many years. I founded the
Tuscaloosa Ballroom Dance Club sixteen years ago, and helped start the
Birmingham Chapter of USA Dance thirteen years ago. Our Ballroom Dance Band,
plays for 17 dance clubs in Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee and Georgia.
Being a ballroom dancer (Fred Astaire, Tuscaloosa), my songs are never too
long, always played at the proper tempo, and my selection includes a good
proportion of Latin songs. At the dances I distribute printed programs with
song titles, dance styles and durations.
Contact Number, 205-553-8288
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Buddy Pitman

No profile available
Contact Number, 901-837-3555
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Jimmy Walker
Jimmy was born in Memphis in
1937. He started playing clarinet and Sax in Junior High and in Senior High
was playing lead and steel guitar but he ended up playing drums in his late
teens and early 20's. He played with almost every dance band in Memphis in
the old hotels such as, the Peabody, King Cotton, Claridge, Gayoso and was
also the drummer at the Sixteen Hundred Club for five years and the Sultan
club for over a year. But after his regular gigs, he could all ways we seen
late at night at the Sharecropper (A jazz hangout).
In 1974 he pursed another career
by opening Air Trans Records (ATR), and Sulyn publishing company, BMI. ATR
recorded everyone from new artist to well known artist. It had a 24 track
digital studio with computer editing and was the second studio in Memphis to
do CD Mastering. In 1992 it branched to Video, this expansion allowed jimmy
to produce commercials and music videos.
Jimmy took up the keyboard in
late 80's. He attended Memphis State University to hone his skills. This
allowed him to produce inexpensive music demos, which he still does. Jimmy
remained in the recording business for 30 years.
In the last few years Jimmy has
taken his keyboards on the road and plays local parties and dances.
Contact
Number, 870-339-3607 |
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JumpStart
This
musical group is made up of Kerry and Stacy Parker. Both are outstanding
musicians. Stacy began singing as a professional at age 18 and has performed
with musicians such as John Lamb and Al Downing. Kerry has
played piano since he was 5, drums since he was 8, and guitar since age 13.
He wrote and recorded the single "It's All Right By Me" which made it to
number 17 on the regional Billboard charts early in 1971 and appears
throughout the Columbia Pictures Movie "Let The Good Times Roll". He has
also played with Chubby Checker, Little Richard, Bo Diddley, B.B. King,
Jerry Lee Lewis, The Shirelles, The Coasters, The Five Satins, Bill Haley,
The Platters, and others.
Kerry and Stacy
Web Site <www.jumpstartduo.com>
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