Joseph Manfredi is the Radio Station Manager of OWWR, Old Westbury Web Radio at the SUNY College at Old Westbury, in Old Westbury, New York. Overseeing the operation, staffing, and distribution of all the production and on-air studios as well as related technologies, he also schedules and supervises students, faculty, alumni, and community volunteer programming. A faculty member in the American Stud-ies/Media & Communications Department, Joe teaches a variety of radio and television courses. Joe was honored by the College with the 2010 Excellence in Education as Faculty and Station Manager of OWWR. He is the chairman, executive producer and host of the MAC, (Media Arts Celebration), Awards held annually at the SUNY College at Old Westbury honoring students that excel in the fields of journalism, digital arts, radio, television, video and new media. Joe serves as Co-Chair of Panther Pride held annually at the College, and serves on the Career Services Advisory Board, and 9/11 Committee. For nearly a decade, Joe was the Director of Operations of the Benjamin and Elizabeth Abrams Communications Center, WCWP/88.1 FM and Web Radio WCWP, located on the C.W. Post Campus of Long Island University in Brookville, New York. He taught in the Media and Communications department, and was honored by the University with the Profes-

sional Experience & Career Planning Faculty Member of the Year Award in 2006. Over the years, he has hosted, produced, engineered, and performed voice-overs for a variety of radio programs and spots featured on WCWP and National Public Radio (NPR). His own news talk show The Edge and music program Hammer Live was broadcast on WCWP. Experienced in television, Joe has worked for WBAI-TV, News 12, WABC-TV’s Eyewitness News and Viacom International Incorpo-rated. He has also been credited with tape operation, audio engineer and producer of Clippers Sports Review, aired on Cablevision. His accolades include an award in Educational Radio for Dedication and Excellence in Technical Management. Many print and electronic publications, here and abroad have featured Joe’s involvements in radio and television including South Korea’s The Segye Times newspaper. Additionally he has been interviewed by international organizations such as the National Ad Agency and the British Embassy. He holds an Associate in Applied Science degree in broadcasting telecommunications, a Bachelor in Fine Arts degree in broadcasting, and a Master of Science degree in computers in education. Joe has interviewed politicians, authors, entertainers and has conducted live broadcasts from vari-ous events such as Downtown Sounds, The Glen Cove Music Festival, Jazz in the Square, Memo-rial Day a Salute to our Veterans and Troops, America’s Sail 1998 and Woodstock 1999. In addi-tion, he has hosted an assortment of fundraisers benefitting local organizations such as the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, North Shore Historical Museum, Toys for Tots, March of Dimes, Operation Hope, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, Suicide Prevention, American Diabetes Association, Relay for Life, St. Baldricks, SJK Foundation and Smile Train. Joe has also worked with the high schools in Port Washington, Oyster Bay, Syosset, Plainview, Old Bethpage, Jericho and Glen Cove.

Dear Friends, Welcome to the Glen Cove Downtown Business Improvement District’s Downtown Sounds Concert Series. This year marks the 17th anniversary of our Business Improvement District (BID) members and executive director have provided music for our ears. Each concert in this series is made possible through the tireless efforts of the BID staff and volunteers. The City of Glen Cove is truly fortunate to have consistent support from generous benefactors who have contributed and guaranteed the popular, free concert series endures. There’s nothing like enjoying a Friday night in the summer, relaxing outdoors in Village Square and listening to live music. This year’s Downtown Sounds series includes the music of Chicken-head, Times Ten, Marvin Floyd, Strawberry Fields, Good Vibrations, Richie Cannata, Decadia, The Meditations and Soul Sound Revue. I would like the thank the Glen Cove Downtown Busi-ness Improvement District, its Executive Directors, Francine Koehler, the volunteers, and this years’s sponsors. Everyone sit back, and enjoy the sounds in our downtown. Sincerely, Reginald A. Spinello Mayor

Over the course of seventeen years, Downtown Sounds has gone through a few incarnations. Through those changes we had one constantly enthusiastic fan: Nick DiLeo. Nick served as a councilman, Downtown B.I.D. board member, was a local businessman, was an avid music fan and a musician himself. Nick and his wife, Debbie, brought their entire family to every concert and they have grown along with the Downtown Sounds: We now can claim his grandchildren as fans! We at Downtown Sounds and the Downtown B.I.D. will miss Nick sorely after his un-timely passing earlier this year. Another familiar face in Glen Cove and at many Downtown Sounds concerts was Lt. Rod Bruschini, who also passed away suddenly this year. As an officer in the

Glen Cove Police Department, Lt. Bruschini interacted with us on community events and provided guidance on security and logistics. Again, Glen Cove has lost a good man. Therefore we are proud to dedicate this year’s Downtown Sounds concert series to Nick DiLeo and Lt. Rod Bruschini and their families. We warmly thank Mayor Reginald Spinello and the Glen Cove City Council as well as our generous and loyal sponsors for giving us the ability to grow and improve each year. Assisting us in this endeavor, Down-town Sounds is fortunate to have the guidance of music and recording greats to advise us. And the Down-town Sounds Committee has worked throughout the year to produce a fabulous 2014 concert series. Our audiences provide the energy that keeps downtown Glen Cove vibrant. Summer equals fun, and downtown Glen Cove is at the heart of it. Whether simply relaxing or kicking off a party weekend, downtown Glen Cove is a great place to start. Please come and sample all the great things Glen Cove offers. The only Long Island Sound is Downtown Sounds! Francine Koehler, Executive Director, Glen Cove Downtown BID

Downtown Sounds 2014 Committee Members:

Downtown BID Board of Directors 2014

Elena Villafane, Polin Prisco Villafane, President Michael Puntillo, Jobco, Vice President

Leonard Gleicher, LMG Management, Treasurer James O’Grady, Architect, Secretary

Alvin Batista, Planet Fitness, Past President Charles E. Parisi, Parisi & Leonick LLP

Jeanine DiMenna, Page One Restaurant Deputy Mayor Barbara Peebles

Sal Lombardi, Comptroller, City of Glen Cove Myralee Machol, Glen Cove CDA

Brian Mercadante, Accent on the Home Mary Cooper, Resident

Justin Madden, Avalon Glen Cove Roberta Cerasi, Mahon and Berger

Ari Mendrinos, Starbucks Coffee

Francine Koehler, Executive Director

Jeanine DiMenna, Chairperson Deputy Mayor Barbara Peebles

Carol Hammond Cynthia Silletti

Keith Way Fred DiMenna Fred Guarino

Richie Cannata Phyllis Gorham Marvin Floyd

Michael “Eppy” Epstein Susan Challender Pat McLaughlin

Sabrina Ali Mary Cooper Evelina Raso

Michael Friend Mary Jirsa

Francine Koehler

Downtown Sounds 2014 Lineup July 3: Chicken Head Rocks Times Ten July 11: Marvin Floyd and Friends July 18: Leslie Zimei and the Pearl Street Band, Lou Coppola July 25: Strawberry Fields August 1: Good Vibrations August 8: Richie Cannata and Special Guests August 15: Decadia August 22: The Meditations Roots Revelators

August 29: Soul Sound Revue

DOWNTOWN SOUNDS 2014 SPONSORS

BETHPAGE FEDERAL CREDIT UNION

GARVIES POINT

AMERICAN COMMUNITY BANK

NORTH SHORE-LIJ GLEN COVE HOSPITAL

NORTH COAST SUBARU

AVALONBAY COMMMUNITIES

KIMCO REALTY

THE DOWNTOWN CAFÉ

THE GLEN COVE PRINTERY

THE VIEW GRILL

The band has been together for over 15 years. They play music from the heart, Rock & Blues with their own twist. You can hear influences from Allman Brothers to the Who in all the songs they perform. All the members agree they play for the same reason, and that is the love of performing live for people, and it shows in their music.

July 3 Chicken Head Rocks

July 3 Times Ten

Chicken Head Rocks is: Eddie Camiolo (Bass/Vocals) Paul DiBenedetto (Guitar/Vocals) Joe Montalto (Guitar/Vocals) John Maddalone (Drums) Harry Jecklin (Drums)

Times Ten is a band which covers many genres of music with a high energy Rock twist. The band's biggest influ-ences are Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix, and Van Halen. You can hear it in their music stylings. The range of music they cover is from the Blues all the way through to Modern Alternative Rock!! ALFREDO MANNO: Alfredo has always had a love for music. He started singing at the age of 10. At the age of 20, he started singing in a band with Tommy DeGeorge and never looked back. He became educated in different styles of music, from Blues to Jazz, Classical, and Rock. At 22 he began to take vocal lessons to continue his education in music and further his ability to sing. After 13 years, Tommy & Alfredo continue to play together. They Share the same excitement and passion for music. Alfredo's influences are singers such as Robert Plant, Chris Cornell, Ian Gillen, Jeff Tate, Rob Halford, and Sebastian Bach. TOMMY DEGEORGE: Tommy started playing guitar at the age of 9. What inspired Tommy the most was his cousin Rocky. He went to all his performances with his father. Tommy's father sang in a doo wop band (TIMETONES) in the 60's. His father always encouraged him to take guitar lessons. Tommy has played all over New York. "Jimmy Hendricks made me pick up a guitar. I wanted to be like him." Tommy obtained an Associates degree in Music @ NCC. Studied under Harris Becker. He has a BA degree in Music @ CW POST. Studied with Ray Penny & Howard Morgan. During the day Tommy is an MRI tech. A father of 2 beautiful daughters with his wife Marie.

NICK CARBUTO: Nick took his first drum lesson at the tender age of 8 and had his first professional gig at age 14! His first influence was his Dad, a jazz guitarist and vocalist. There was always music making in the house. Later influences included Buddy Rich, John Bonham, Billy Cobham, Steve Gadd and Dave Weckl. A music teacher by trade Nick has a passion for classic rock and is having a blast hooking up with Times Ten!! TOM McCREESH: Tom began playing guitar at age 11. He played mostly Beatles, Elton John, Led Zeppelin, and The Who. Was asked by friends while in USMC to play bass for a few gigs. After he concentrated more on song-writing for a few years and got involved with bands again playing original music. Since then, he had been playing on and off., He has played bass, guitar and helps with vocals when needed. Music has always been his special passion. There's not too much that he doesn't like to listen to or play. He loves the electric energy of being onstage. He also enjoys a multitude of live music ranging from rock to pop and some jazz. Band Interests

Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix, Ozzie/Sabbath, Van Halen, Bon Jovi, The Doors, Beatles, Jeff Beck, Stevie Ray

Vaughn

July 11 Marvin Floyd

Marvin Douglas Floyd was born and grew

up in Long Island New York. He began playing

the organ at the age of six after being inspired

by his older brothers who were also in the

music field. Music was something that was

always encouraged in his home. By the age of

12, he was in his first band. As a teenager he

started writing and composing music, and

found himself frequenting local recording

studios. He was hired by an independent label

I.M.G. Records to track, duplicate and write

music for that label. After working there for

several months, he knew this was the area

that he wanted to pursue and decided to open

his own recording studio, Nivram Productions,

in downtown Glen Cove. It was here he had the opportunity to hone his skills

and work with others. Soon his reputation for writing, composing and producing

music began to grow and earned him a house hold name.

Marvin Floyd became a local favorite for his style of playing and soon he

would be in the company of such legends as Clark Terry, Quincy Jones, Al

Jarrea, Michael Jackson. Keeping company with theses greats influenced

Marvin’s style of playing.

Marvin’s success continued with becoming the MUSICAL DIRECTOR for Hip

Hop princess and Actress Ashanti Marvin produced and co-wrote two (2)

songs for the Life Time Movie “Christmas in the city” along with a Christmas Cd .

Marvin is currently touring around the world with Ashanti with her new CD

release Braveheart in which he produced a record “R.I.P.”

Marvin Truly loves his hometown Glen Cove and is very proud to shared the

gift of love and music. GLEN COVE GET READY TO HAVE A GREAT TIME!

July 18 Leslie Zimei and the Pearl Street Band

Leslie Zimei and the "Pearl Street Band" have performed Long Island and NYC venues for the last 10 years encom-passing a repertoire of R & B, Blues and Jazz. Featuring a solid, talented three piece horn section, four piece rhythm section and versatile vocalists, "Miss Leslie” personalizes each song with her own sultry, soulful versions. Recently recorded CD "Black and White" has all the elements of the influences that ignited Leslie's musical ambitions several years ago including; Sinatra, Nancy Wilson, The Beatles, Dusty Springfield and Bonnie Raitt. The CD is bolstered by the best musicians in the New York area including Lou Marini (Tenor sax-Blues Brothers, Saturday Night Live, James Taylor), Glenn Drewes (Sinatra, Aretha, currently in the Broadway hit "Chicago" first trumpet chair), Tony Tedesco (drums, John Pizzelli) to name a few. Expected to be released July 10, 2014 "Black and White" is an eight month production of multi-talented players, including arranger Mike Mattia.

The fact is, I have no credits to speak of or any great musical achievements but, I do have a wife that goes above and beyond for me, a family that I love, and friends that care… I am blessed. Then of course, there is my music. It has provided me with a good living and a great sense of pride but, my true passion is writing. I have been lucky enough to work with some gifted songwriters who taught me the craft of storytelling thru song. I was doing what I loved. The world was good, very good.

Then life does what life does. In 2007, I was diagnosed with cancer. Having limited options, it was a real moment of pause but, with a positive outlook, a great support team and my trust in God, I channeled my energy into the creative process. At first, it was to help me heal. Then I realized these songs might connect with an audience. Working with some of the best musicians and singers in the industry, I was able to fulfill a lifelong dream, to write, sing, and co-produce my own record. Now when someone asks, what my inspiration for this album was, I simply say… it’s called Story 7 and I’m glad to be here.

Thanks for listening,

Lou Coppola

July 18 Lou Coppola

July 25 Strawberry Fields

In 1964, the first US arrival of four lads from Liverpool changed the course of music history, as well as world history - forever! Their mere presence in a room made adolescent hearts throb and traffic jam for hours in every major city they toured. We are talking about none other than The Beatles, whose contribution to music defined an era. They affected every area of life including fashion, hairstyles, politics, protests, war, religion, and yes, peace and love. Most of us never got to see the Beatles in-person because we either couldn't afford to buy tick-ets, or were just too young to stay out past 8 pm, but we were able to cling to an old album cover or photograph, hoping one day to catch a real glimpse of the Fab Four. Well, today, "Strawberry Fields" is here, a look-alike, sound-alike Beatles tribute, dedicated to bringing you, the audience, as close to a real Beatles concert as you can get. The band features true look-alike performers, handpicked from hundreds of auditionees, who speak in Liverpudlian accents and play on the vintage musical instruments that Beatles fans have come to recognize. "Strawberry Fields" will take you on a Magical Mystery Tour through the 1960s beginning with the year 1964 - complete with mop top hair, black suits and thin ties - and through the first four al-bums of great songs. Our next stop is 1967, featuring the psychedelic era of the "Sergeant Pep-per's Lonely Hearts Club Band" album - with all of the costumes and jackets featured on the album cover, and singing all of your groovy favorites. Our last musical visit is to a place where their hair got longer and their music more politically involved, featuring music from the "White Album," "Abbey Road," and "Let It Be." "Strawberry Fields" has been performing to audiences of all ages for over a decade and in the past has shared the stage with featured guests from the Broadway cast of "Beatlemania;" Steve Holly, drummer for Paul McCartney who was featured on his second solo album, "Back To The Egg;" Billy J. Kramer (one of Brian Epstein's original British Invasion stars); Tony Sheridan, who recorded an entire album with The Beatles, themselves; and Pete Best, who (in case you've been living under a rock for all these years) was, early in their careers, the drummer of The Beatles! We have enjoyed many press reviews from several acclaimed journals and raves from fans eve-rywhere. We've most recently performed an exclusive engagement for "EMI" at "Ruby Foo's" in NYC, not to mention our one-time-only recreation of The Beatles' historic 1965 concert at Shea Stadium - Shea Stadium! Wow!

August 1 Good Vibrations: A Celebration of the Beach Boys!

There's only one show that re-creates the timeless California spirit and incredible mu-sic of The Beach Boys as it was meant to be experienced. Direct from the entertainment capitol of the world, Las Vegas, NV. Good Vibrations fea-tures a cast consisting of members from founding Beach Boys' Brian Wilson and Al Jardine's respective touring bands. This makes Good Vibrations the ONLY Beach

Boys show qualified to faithfully re-produce all of those legendary songs and harmo-nies the way you remember them. More than just your typical tribute band, Good Vibrations brings the days of sun, surf and cars back to life with a full scale Las Vegas style production experience.

This high-energy production show is filled with all of The Beach Boys'

signature hits including:

"Surfin' USA" "I Get Around"

"Help Me Rhonda" "California Girls"

"Wouldn't It Be Nice" "Kokomo"

"Barbara Ann" and of course, the group's namesake classic-

"Good Vibrations"

All of the famous guitar riffs, melodies and ocean-deep harmonies are faithfully re-created right before your eyes and ears. Good Vibrations is guaranteed to have the

crowd on it's feet, dancing and singin' along to the greatest hits of America's most leg-endary band.

We also offer a scaled down, "beach party" band version for functions and budgets that don't require the full production experience. Whatever the occasion, it's time to load up the woody, grab your board and get ready to hit the beach with Las Vegas' totally awe-some surf show, Good Vibrations: A Celebration of The Beach Boys!

Special Mentions: Sound provided by:

PMB Audio Graphics provided by:

Guarino Graphics Photography by:

Gill Associates Photo

Our Restaurant Partner: The View Grill

Downtown Sounds appreciates the collaboration of:

Mayor Reginald Spinello

Deputy Mayor Barbara Peebles Hon. Michael Famiglietti Hon. Anthony Gallo, Jr.

Hon. Pamela Panzenbeck Hon. Timothy Tenke

Hon. Ephraim Spagnoletti

Special Thanks: City of Glen Cove Department

of Public Works Glen Cove Police Department

Glen Cove Auxiliary Police Glen Cove Volunteer EMS

August 8 Richie Cannata

Billy Joel, The Beach Boys, Bernie Williams, John Stamos and Al Jardine all have one thing in common, and that’s world-renowned saxophone player Richie Cannata. Born and raised in Brooklyn and Long Island, this New Yorker has a terminal infection of music cours-ing through his veins and he has been spreading it where ever he goes. His captivating saxophone style can be heard on hundreds of millions of records around the world. Richie is featured as the original sax / keyboard player on Billy Joel’s major records and touring shows. Richie often returns to perform on stage with Billy Joel, recently on the New Years Eve 2000 Millennium Show at Madi-son Square Garden along with a 12 show run in 2006. During the mid 1990’s Richie toured with the Beach Boys. In his experience with them he also worked with John Stamos, as he and the Beach Boys would appear on the hit sitcom “Full House” together. “John Stamos

was always fun and made my performances memorable,” Cannata stated. “The best episode for me was with Little Richard, but then again all the episodes were fantastic.” He recently also contributed to Brian Wilson’s new CD. Richie is not only a professional musician but also a much producer. He has produced albums for Phoebe Snow, Rita Coolidge, Corey Hart and Tommy Shaw. Cove City Sound Studios is also a favorite for major headliner names to record their upcoming music. One of the most recent was Jennifer Lopez for her hit song, “On the Floor.” Richie’s musical work can also be heard in the motion pictures “Remo Williams - The Adventure Begins” and “Slaves of New York.” All of Richie’s extensive work behind the scenes in music lead him to open “Cove City Sound Studios” in the early 1980’s. This is a state of the art recording studio in Glen Cove, NY. Richie currently is working on many production projects at Cove City Sound Studios, in addition to host-ing Monday Night Jams at the Bitter End. He also in the musical director of former New York Yankee and Latin Grammy nominated jazz artist, Bernie Williams and his band. Most recently, Cannata has been supporting major acts around the East Coast, including Al Jardine of The Beach Boys, Mike DelGuidice and Big Shot, and renowned jazz guitarist Chieli Minucci. In 2011 Richie released his debut solo album titled, “Richie Cannata” sold online now. “Being the owner of Cove City Sound Studios I never had the chance to get into my own studio and record a CD. This year I did and results have been awesome. I would love it if people would support this live music so we can play shows throughout the world and make another in CD in the future.” To pick up your copy visit Itunes. Keep an eye out for Richie’s phenomenal playing at your local venue.

August 15 Decadia

Each Decadia show is jam packed with hit after hit, covering your favorite songs of the great musical decade of the 1980s. Performed by an unequaled 8-piece band fronted by three amazing and entertaining singers, the biggest songs of all genres are reproduced with astonishing musical integrity. The giant screen video effects coupled with lights and lasers help make the show a spectacle that truly pays homage to the last decade of great music. Every aspect of the 1980s is treated with respect, admiration and nostalgia making Decadia a world-class 80s tribute show. For select events the band is also able to play music of every genre and era. While the focus of the theater show is a stunning 80s tribute, the band’s rep-ertoire includes hits by Sinatra to Rihanna and everything in between. From theater performances to corporate events to private affairs, Decadia will as-sure that your event is a complete success. The band is comprised of top-drawing veteran musicians and singers with national act and Broadway credits (including Bonnie Tyler, Artimus Pyle Band, Blood Sweat and Tears, Movin' Out, Spiderman, Ritchie Blackmore, Legends in Concert, Yoko Ono’s New York Rock, Elvis- A musical Celebra-tion, Joe Lynn Turner, Grease, and more) as well as the biggest local bands in the Tri State area (Big Shot, Kid Gloves, New Life Crisis, Heart and Soul). Special guest appearances are common, and include musicians, singers and

actors from popular 1980's bands and TV shows.

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August 15 The Meditations feat. Ansel Cridland / Roots Revelators

The Meditations - Ansel Cridland, Danny Clarke and Winston Watson collectively known as The Meditations, recorded their first hit single Woman is Like a Shadow in 1974 at Channel One Recording Studio. The group made its mark and sealed their place as reggae legends with the release of the first two albums Message From The Meditations and Wake Up pro-duced by Dobby Dobson. Soon after came the third album Guidance produced by Ansel Cridland. Known the world over as Jamaica’s legendary harmony trio, The Meditations captured the hearts of reggae fans around the world. This led to collaborations with Lee Scratch Perry. Scratch, who produced for Bob Marley and the Wailers, asked them to do backup vocals for Punky Reggae Party, featuring Bob on led vocals. Bob Marley was so pleased with their harmony that he went in search for the group to do more backup vocals for him. It is said by many that “The Meditation is Bob Marley’s favorite group,” which led to Bob re-questing harmony and background vocals on songs like Rastaman Live Up and Blackman Redemption. The Meditations harmonic vocals can be heard on some of your favorite track such as, Bongo Man, Youths Them A Cry by Jimmy Cliffs, Mr. Cop by Gregory Isaacs, to name a few. In 1983 Linval Thompson produced The Meditations fourth album No More Friends. On this album all the lead vocals were sung by Ansel Cridland. Meanwhile Danny Clarke and Winston Watson later released For The Good Of Man. After some time separated Ansel begin to put the group back together with the release of Return Of The Meditations pro-duced by Ansel in 1993 on Heartbeat record label. Ansel followed up producing and releasing Ghetto Knowledge on the Easy Star label in 1999, then Stand In Love on his own label Meditations Music in 2004. As of late he has gone on to collaborate with yet another great Philip Smart for his latest album Dangerous Society, which was released jointly by Meditations Music and Philip Smart in 2011. Ansel is a dedicated musician writing, producing and releasing albums, and still touring with the addi-tion of DaddyLion Chandell and Toussaint Webb on harmony.

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Downtown Sounds would like to remember

Nicholas DiLeo, whose tireless service to Glen

Cove as City Councilmember, proprietor of

CAM Associates Insurance/The DiLeo Agency,

service as an officer at St. Rocco’s Church and

member of the Glen Cove Downtown Business

Improvement Board of Directors enriched the

City.

His constant presence at Downtown Sounds and support of the

series helped make Downtown Sounds into the feature of

Downtown Glen Cove it is today.

Nicholas DiLeo

We would also like to remember Glen Cove Police Lieutenant

Ralph ‘Rod’ Bruschini, who would have celebrated his 30th anni-

versary with the Glen Cove Police Department this year. As the

police department liaison for Downtown Sounds, he provided in-

valuable help.

Ralph Bruschini

In Memorium

August 29 Soul Sound Revue

Soul Sound Revue, by far the hottest Motown show this side of De-

troit, performs the greatest hits in the true “Motown Tradition”. Soul

Sound review recreates the dynamic vocal harmonies and musical

styling of classical Motown groups of the 60’s, 70’s, 80’s: The Four

Tops, The Temptations, Stevie Wonder, The Supremes and many

more.

Soul Sound Review has performed with a variety of Detroit’s greats

such as, The Temptations, the Marvelettes, The Chi-Lites and Wilson

Pickett. The group also shares the stage with The Drifters, Little An-

thony and the Imperials, Shirley Austin Reed to name a few. Soul

Sound Review is a steady act at the world class Mohegan Sun Ca-

sino and Resort in Uncasville, CT.

Soul Sound Revue’s three lead vocalists explode onto the stage with

a vibrant six piece rhythm and multi-horn back up band that will leave

you breathless!

We are once again delighted to be a

proud sponsor of Downtown Sounds.