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Entertainment
Enjoy a Fun Night of
Live Entertainment!
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
& Saturday Evenings
Wednesdays:
Sigy Moller
is an international performer who has captured the
hearts of audiences around the world. He
lends
his voice to the music made famous by Sinatra,
Engelbert, Tom
Jones, Neil Diamond, Elvis Presley, Dean Martin, and
other legendary entertainers. Click to visit his
website
and listen to him on
Youtube.
Thursdays:
Paul Hogu is
the group leader, musical director, keyboard player, and
vocalist The Pulse of Boston. The group has opened for
such acts as the Zapp Band, Grand Master Flash, Midnight
Star, BBQ, and the Ohio Players. He has also performed
with Richard Dimples at the Shrine Auditorium in Los
Angeles, California. His group had a single out on
Critique Records "We Can Make It" that hit the charts in
the U.S. and Europe. In 1980 he studied at the Berklee
College of Music and the New England Conservatory of
Music. He's taught at the Elma Lewis School of Fine Arts
and was the Ballet Accompanist for Elma Lewis' school.
He also studied Classical Music under the tutelage of
the late Madam Chalof. He has written and produced his
own original material and has a vast amount of studio
experience. He enjoys delving into all styles of music
from Jazz, Rock, Motown, Top 40, Reggae, R&B, Classical,
etc
Jacob Bartfield
has been playing music
since he was 7, starting with the piano and then later
cello. He’s been playing
bass
for the past 13 years. He began playing professionally
in high school, playing for various blues groups in the
Albany area. Jacob graduated from Berklee College of
Music. Following a contract on a Royal Caribbean cruise
ship he joined The Pulse of Boston, one of New England’s
top general business bands. Last June he did a tour in
South Korea where he played with some of the most
popular indie bands in the country. He continues to play
professionally throughout the northeast.
Fridays & Saturdays:
Each week a variety of talented piano
and bass guitar musicians perform upbeat contemporary
and jazz music. |
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