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Photo By Dorrie Milan
Photo By Dorrie Milan
Photo By Dorrie Milan
Photo By Dorrie Milan
Photo By Dorrie Milan
Photo By Dorrie Milan
Photo By Dorrie Milan
Bobby has been playing, writing, and recording music since grade school. He owns Bobby G Music which encompasses performing as well as running a studio where he helps to record and produce other artists. As a guitarist and singer for bands like MC Roads, Dr Pocket, and Trio Grande he has loved playing for audiences thought out the state. While Bobby enjoys all the musical situations he's in, he has a special connection to Powderfinger. "Neil has written much of my all time favorite music and it is such a pleasure to play these songs with friends who feel the same way."
photo by Curtis Drogmiller
Detroit artist Maggie McCabe has been performing in the Midwest region for over 20 years in several genres; blues, rock, soul, Celtic and more. Maggie also fronts the band First Raitt - Detroit, a tribute to Bonnie and Maggie's Farm Blues duo in addition to her solo work. She is a ten time Detroit Music Award winner as wells as dozens of WDIV's "Best of Detroit" awards. "…wails the blues like the ladies of a by-gone era.”, ”Her vocals are something to behold." - Detroit Blues Society news
Jenny Fair grew up in the theater and has been singing in bands for over 20 years. She lives in Ypsilanti with her musician husband Dave. You can also find her singing and playing percussion in the alt country/rock band Outbound Packard.
Geoff has worked with multi Grammy Award winning producers Bruce Fairbairn and Arif Mardin on The Atomic Fireballs Atlantic Records release, “Torch This Place”.
He performed on Late Night with Conan O’Brien and Three to Tango starring Neve Campbell. Other appearances include Vh-1, WB’s ”Hang Time” , TNT’s ”Bull” , Biography Channel’s “Singing In The Shadow: The Children Of Rock Royalty”, The Miss USA Pageant and The Special Olympics Closing Ceremonies.
Among the many recordings Geoff’s played on, he can be heard in the feature film soundtracks of Scooby-Doo, American Pie, The Haunted Mansion and television’s Dawson’s Creek.
He was musical director for a Las Vegas Rat Pack tribute and director of Camp Jam Detroit. Currently Geoff plays with a number of Detroit entertainers, teaches privately and performs a solo vibraphone tiki show under the stage name Roland Remington.
photo by Thom Mann
photo by Lisa Marker
photo by Thom Mann
Started playing piano in 4th grade. From there, our Middle School Orchestra teacher needed a String Bass player and I volunteered for the job. I played in classical orchestras from 7th grade to Senior in High School and my classical experience culminated with a trip to Finland playing in the All Michigan Youth Symphony for a 5 week tour of Finland in 1975. One of the violinists in the orchestra was also an organist at a Gospel Church in Ann Arbor MI. Once I experienced Gospel/Pop music, I decided I wanted to play the electric bass. I played bass guitar and sang in various local bands from the late 70's through 1989 as a Full time musician. I took a break from the music business from 1990 through 2010. I got back into the music scene in 2011 and joined the Bugs Beddow and worked with him for 6 yrs. Since then, I have played in various local bands including Dr. Pocket, Sonic Freeway, Trio Grande and Powderfinger Detroit.