From touring with Dion and The Ronettes, rehearsing at The Apollo Theater with James Brown upstairs, to opening for The Rolling Stones at The Palace Theater in Albany, New York, The Dave Clark 5 at The R.P.I. Field House in Troy, The Who at The Anaheim Convention Center in California, Tina Turner at The Hollywood Bowl and Jimi Hendrix and the Monkees at Forest Hills Stadium in Long Island, all The way to becoming today's party band of the Northeast from ski resorts to Sotheby's, you might say this band has staying power or better yet, playing power.

With Bobby Dick on bass, Jimmy Wilcox on drums, Ed Placidi on lead guitar and Scott Price on lead guitar too, or two, plus vocals that won't quit, it's an act that's hard to beat and tough to follow. Known and respected as "The Cover Band's Cover Band" with over four decades of rock 'n' roll, Bobby jokes, "We've probably forgotten more songs than most bands know!" Bobby, explains that with his "doo wop" roots from the subways of Brooklyn to the influence of Elvis and The Beatles and now, covering tunes by Creed, Steely Dan, Billy Joel, The Grateful Dead and Lenny Kravitz to name a few, be ready to sing along and bring your dancing shoes.