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Strawberry Alarm Clock
Famed 60s psychedelic rock band the Strawberry Alarm Clock was formed in 1967 in Glendale (Los Angeles), California. Best known for the 1967 hit single, “Incense & Peppermints” — which reached No. 1 on Billboard Top 100 — the band’s other recognizable hits include “Tomorrow,” “Barefoot in Baltimore,” and others. The current lineup has been together since 2007 and still includes five of the original members: George Bunnell (bass, vocals), Mark Stephen Weitz (keys, vocals), Randy Seol (lead vocals, drums, percussion, mallet cat), Gene Gunnels (drums, percussion), Steve Bartek (guitar, flute – also a member of Oingo Boingo), and the ‘newest’ member Howie Anderson (guitar, vocals).
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Ron Dante
Ron Dante is a singer, songwriter, and producer, and best known as the voice of the fictional cartoon band The Archies, whose legendary 1969 mega hit “Sugar, Sugar” went to number one on the Billboard Hot 100. He was also the lead singer of The Cuff Links, an American pop-rock group whose most notable song, “Tracy” was also a hit in the same year. Dante has produced such acts as Barry Manilow (first 9 albums), Cher, and Pat Benatar. He is currently featured on the Happy Together Tour 2026.
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Dennis Tufano
Dennis Tufano, was part of the Chicago rock & roll band invasion in the late 1960s and is the original “voice” of 60s rock group “The Buckinghams.” The group scored with a string of Top Ten hits in the late sixties, including the No.1 Gold Record “Kind of a Drag” – which replaced The Monkees’ chart topping “I’m A Believer.” They were inducted into The Hit Parade Hall of Fame, Illinois Music Hall of Fame, and the RocGods Hall of Fame. As a solo artist, Dennis was inducted into the California Music Hall of Fame, American Entertainment Hall of Fame, received the Guitar Center Foundation’s Spirit of Community Music Award, and the California Music Lifetime Achievement Award. Dennis was half of the songwriting duo “Tufano & Giammarese,” recording 3 albums with Lou Adler’s Ode Records. He recorded with renowned composer/musician Tom Scott, performing the theme song for the television show “Family Ties,” then teamed up with Bernie Taupin (Elton John’s lyricist) on Taupin’s album “He Who Rides The Tiger” and other projects. Dennis joined Olivia Newton-John on her hugely successful tour and HBO Special
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Tom Garrett
Tom Garrett, lead vocalist for The Classics IV, was born in Newark, N.J. and raised in St. Louis, Missouri. Like many kids, Tom’s musical interest began in the school band playing trumpet, which became a life-changing experience and led to his career in music. As a teenager his interest turned to singing after hearing the hit song “The Cheater” (Walter Scott) in 1967. Tom has performed with many top 60’s artists including The Lettermen, The Buckinghams, and Righteous Brother Bill Medley, among others. Now, some 50-plus years, thousands of shows, and multiple albums later—performing with his own group, as a solo artist, or as the lead voice of The Classics IV—music is still a life-changing experience. “Music has taken me to places and people that as a kid I could have never imagined; it has been a wonderful ride.” Tom continues what has been his passion for decades, and continues to have fun doing what he loves best—performing for the audience.
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"Jay" Reincke
Jay and The Americans are an American vocal group started in Belle Harbor, Queens, NY in the early 1960s. Their current lineup features "Jay" Reincke on lead vocals. They are best known for their top ten hits, "Come a Little Bit Closer," "Cara Mia," and "This Magic Moment," which went to No. 6 in early 1969, sold over one million copies, and was awarded a gold disc by the Recording Industry Association of America in May 1969. Through the years, their lineup changed, but the music continues to bring smiles to their fans as they actively tour on land and sea. They were inducted into the Vocal Group Hall of Fame in 2002.
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Lenie Colacino
Starring as “Paul” in the original Broadway production of BEATLEMANIA, Lenie Colacino is a seasoned musician and actor who’s toured the world, from Broadway to New Zealand and from Brazil to BB Kings, in many national and international tours of the Broadway show. He is the founder of “The Cast of Beatlemania,” a live show, which has delighted audiences around the world and has been performed for members of England’s Royal Family and U.S. Presidents. Lenie has shared the stage with such greats as Dion, Billy J. Kramer, Max Weinberg, Pete Best, Laurence Juber, and many more. He’s also sung lead and voiced dozens of national television and radio ads, including those for Hershey’s, Folger’s, Tropicana, the US Army, as well as 3 of the 4 “Beetles” in Nickelodeon’s Emmy Award-winning animated series, “The Wonder Pets.” Lenie is a member of the legendary vocal group Jay & The Americans, singing and playing bass. They were a featured act on the 2025 Happy Together Tour. The band is currently on tour throughout the United States.
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Don Randi
Don Randi is a legendary member of the Wrecking Crew and a renowned pianist, composer, and arranger who’s played on literally thousands of records. He’s been a first call session musician since the 60s working with the likes of Brian Wilson, The Beach Boys (“Good Vibrations,” “Help Me Rhonda,” “God Only Knows,”), Linda Ronstadt (signature harpsicord solo on “Different Drum”), The Righteous Brothers, Elvis Presley, Sonny & Cher, The Everly Brothers, and many more. He was Nancy Sinatra’s musical director for close to 40 years. Don has released 17 albums and continues to play live shows with his band Quest every month at his own club, the World-Famous Baked Potato in Los Angeles, which he opened in 1970. In his book, “You’ve Heard These Hands,” he recounts many stories about his remarkable career. According to Don, “There’s no generation gap when it comes to music!”
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Ken Stacey
Singer, songwriter, vocal coach, guitarist, and producer Ken Stacey has worked with the best in the business, including artists Michael Jackson, Elton John, Michael McDonald, and Kenny Loggins, as well as producers David Foster and Phil Ramone. As a member of the Elton John band, Ken sang and played acoustic guitar on Elton John’s “One Night Only Greatest Hits Live” concert in 2000 at Madison Square Garden, and in 2009 in the Michael Jackson band, he sang on the record breaking "This Is It" musical documentary. Ken was also lead vocalist and acoustic guitarist in 5x Grammy nominated 70s super group Ambrosia from 2005 to 2020 and is currently a renowned private voice and performance mentor and Professor of Voice at USC’s prestigious Thornton School of Music’s Pop Music Program.
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Justin Fox
Justin Fox hails from the sunny coastal haven of Santa Barbara as a dynamic force in the world of music, law, and philanthropy, and is the charismatic lead singer of the platinum-selling, award-winning rock band DISHWALLA. His musical journey has left an indelible mark on the industry spanning several decades. His powerful vocals and stage presence have been the driving forces behind the band's enduring success. Beyond the spotlight, Justin is a dedicated philanthropist and remains committed to making a positive impact in his community. Justin is also a seasoned attorney, bringing his decades of unparalleled experience in the entertainment industry with unique perspective in law and business. In addition to his own musical accolades as a singer and songwriter, Justin expands his influence as a music producer and recording engineer. Noteworthy credits include his role as a recording engineer on projects with iconic figures like Eric Burdon and contributing to Katy Perry's platinum hit album Prism, featuring the anthemic chart-topper "Roar." Justin Fox stands as a multifaceted talent whose impact reverberates far beyond the stage and studio.
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Carly Smithson
Soul/pop rock singer, songwriter, and actress, Carly Smithson was a finalist on the seventh season of American Idol in 2008. Originally from Dublin, Ireland, she was also the winner of the Meteor Ireland Music Award for Best Irish Female Singer in 2003. Carly spent time as a lead singer in the Las Vegas production of Cirque du Soleil’s ‘Viva Elvis.’ She released an album for MCA Records called “Ultimate High.” After being introduced to former Evanescence guitarist Ben Moody in early 2009, she became the lead singer of the rock band We Are the Fallen, with whom she had a hit album (“Tear the World Down”) and single (“Bury Me Alive”) and played sold-out audiences in America & Europe opening for AC/DC, Muse & 30 Seconds to Mars.
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Jean Fogelberg
Jean Fogelberg is an American musician, painter, author, and photographer who spent over two decades performing in bands and as a solo artist across California and New Mexico. Born in Queens, New York, her family relocated to Lompoc, CA when she was a young girl. Following high school, she performed from San Luis Obispo to Solvang, before moving to Santa Fe, New Mexico in 1989. She met legendary singer-songwriter Dan Fogelberg in 1996 while performing at a café in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and in 1998, she left Santa Fe to join him in Colorado and Maine, and they married in 2002. Following his untimely death in December of 2007, she dedicated years to managing his estate, releasing posthumous albums, and founding a support website for medical caregivers. After partnering with the Iconic Artists Group in 2023 to manage his catalog, she returned to her own musical roots in the Santa Ynez Valley in 2024 (following a 27-year hiatus from music), and she currently performs live again with the Sage City Band and with The Tribe.
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