“Under Pressure.” Add a measure to feature Lorenza among the
of symbolism with Don McLean’s Kings than with The Who’s “Baba
venerable sing-along “American
O’Riley,” a cover that stops every
Pie” as a finale and you find a
show. The tune showcases Bandwhole much greater than the sum iera on lead vocals and guitar but
of its parts.
it is Lorenza’s rock violin solo that
The Kings’ lineup is a veritable
elevates it to an exponential level.
who’s who of the kind of musiAnd when Bandiera and Ponce
cians that have given the Jersey
treat the audience to a duel; the
Shore its rich musical heritage. It two are the musical equivalent of
includes Bobby Bandiera, Lorenza a beast with two backs.
Ponce, Tommy Meares on trom For the evening’s Bon Jovi origibone, Tony Perruso on trumpet,
nals you could again count on
John Berry on trumpet, Tommy
Bobby to move the songs over toLaBella on sax and Doug DeHays ward the Southside. The immortal
on baritone sax, Rhythm Guitarist “Bad Medicine,” bolstered further
and Backing Vocalist Jim Celesti- by brass.
no and Bass Player Graham Maby, The Kings’ brass roster, who set
Drummer Rich Scanella, and more. The Boxtops’ “The Letter” ablaze,
There may be no better way
must bring great satisfaction to
presents
Stormin’ Norman Seldin
and “The Power Duo”
Fri., Aug. 29 @ 8pm
Features Stormin’ Norman Seldin on piano/vocals, and pianist/guitarist/vocalist
John Mulrenan that kicks classic rock covers: Clapton, Stevie Ray, Ray Charles,
Randy Newman, Elton John, Originals, and dozens more,
all with a great feel and kick, with two lead singers. No Cover!
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