Drums - The Hooters
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Bass - Bob Dylan / Billy Idol / Joan Jett/ Rick Derringer
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Vocals - Singer-songwriter / Paul McCartney in Broadway production of "Rain"
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Vocals - Singer-songwriter
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Guitar, vocals - The Hooters
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Guitar, vocals - Singer - songwriter
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Vocals - Legendary Philadelphia radio personality, The Geator with the Heater!
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Vocals / The A's
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Guitar - Smash Palace
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Trumpet - The Roots / Amos Lee / Jay-Z
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Bass - Buddy Cash Band
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Vocals, guitar - Tommy Conwell & The Young Rumblers
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Vocals - Singer-songwriter
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Vocals - His lyrics reflect urban realism, making him one of the first gangsta rappers
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Bass - Get The Led Out
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Sax - Steve Winwood / Funk Brothers
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Guitar - Beru Revue
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Guitar - The A's
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Lead vocals - rhythm guitar
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Bass - Amos Lee
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Bass, vocals - Figgs / NRBQ / Shelby Lynne
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Keyboards - Todd Rundgren
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Vocals - Singer-songwriter
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Lead Guitar, Dobro - Get The Led Out
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Guitar - The Fractals / Jay-Z / The Roots / Huffamoose
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Vocals - The Loved Ones
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Bass - Singer-songwriter
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Trombone - Hoppin’ John Orchestra
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Keyboards - The Hooters
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Vocals - The Soul Survivors
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Trumpet and all around great guy!
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Guitar - The Hooters
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Keyboards - Get The Led Out
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Vocals - Soraia
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Keyboards - Ween
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Sax - Chuck Berry / Soul Survivors / The Stylistics
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Guitar - Robert Hazard & the Heroes
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Bass - The Hooters
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Keyboards - Smash Palace
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Vocals - Patty Smyth & Scandal
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Guitar - Legendary Gamble & Huff Guitarist
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Guitar
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Saxophone - Simon Kirke, Beach Boys and The Soul Survivors
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Bass - Cyndy Lauper
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Steve Acito is a three-time Emmy® Award nominated producer / director and founder of Bluewire Media. Bluewire Media has been honored with four Emmy® nominations, multiple Telly, Addy, Aurora, Governor’s Award and is a Philadelphia Press Club Award winner featuring a full HD studio and HD AVID Editing Suites in West Berlin, NJ. As a full service production company, Bluewire Media offers complete marketing, advertising agency and production services including: TV and radio campaigns, documentary films, entertainment programming, websites, social media set-up and management, print collateral, multimedia presentations, trade shows event coordination, mobile smart phone applications and industrial/training programs. Steve is a lifelong tri-state area resident and graduate of Temple University’s film & advertising programs & Adjunct Professor in Drexel University’s TV/Cinema Program. He founded Bluewire Media in 2001 and has been active in select charity projects since its inception. For more information, visit Bluewire Media’s corporate site: www.bluewiremedia.com. Email [email protected] or call 856.210.6758.
Dish Public Relations will help you get noticed. We specialize in promotion, marketing and PR for Philadelphia area musicians, shows and more. Contact Dallyn Pavey at dishpublicrelations.com for more information.
Dish works with some of Philadelphia’s legendary performers, concert promoters and music venues. Some of our entertainment clients have included the legendary Robert Gordon, The Hooters, David Uosikkinen’s In The Pocket, Jeffrey Gaines, Tommy Conwell and the Young Rumblers, Point Entertainment, Bonfire Booking, Electric Factory and the Ardmore Music Hall.
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In 1980, Phil Nicolo and his brother Joe founded Studio 4, a recording studio in Philadelphia. Individually and together as the Butcher Bros., they quickly established themselves as a force in all genres of music production, from rock to R&B, mainstream to cutting edge. Phil Nicolo has attained the most coveted form of success in the music business; he has succeeded in every music genre he has tackled. His early rock credits include the Hooters, Nighthawks and Willie Nile. At the same time, he was creating music with Kriss Kross, Teddy Pendergrass and Taj Mahal. Mixes of Billy Joel’s River of Dreams, the Rolling Stone’s Love Is Strong, Aerosmith’s Falling In Love and James Taylor’s A Little More Time are all Nicolo’s work. He also co-produced and mixed Sting’s When We Danced and re-mixed Message In A Bottle for the Police.