An action-packed exciting stage act geared to the listener as well as the dancer, FATS LEWIS is a 30-year veteran who has played with many greats including The Drifters, The Clovers, Little Anthony & the Imperials, Nancy Wilson and Fats Domino.  Called "The Gangster of the Blues," Fats has taken music from R&B to Jazz to another level.  His backing are some of the best musicians in the state of Florida. The band was featured at the Jacksonville Jazz Festival in 1996 and has played many other festivals and special events.

PIPAPELLI blends emotions and influences from the blues, new and old celtic,good old rock and roll and even a dash of Don Knotts! With a great variety of instruments including Electric guitar, Native American flutes, bodhrans, heavy bottom bass, Keyboards, congas, slide guitar, organ, mandolin, and the Great Highland Bagpipes. Not yer grandpas' pipes...RJ's pipes are run thru a wah peddle, creating the original "Western Carolina Wah-Pyps."

If you want a group that plays " to a different drummer", this is the band for you.  Entertaining visually as well as musically!  Try them!

Rising rapidly as one of Florida's foremost headliners on the club and festival scene, the RETRO KATS have become a real tower of soul power with wide appeal. In fact, the band has entertained many festival audiences, has opened for national recording artists, such as Jim Belushi and Doctor John and has even gigged with Motown legend and front man, G.C. Cameron of the Spinners. "The RETRO KATS crank out a jazzy variety old school R & B, Motown funk, and Memphis soul." "This band is moving audiences with their hot blend of musical soul food."-Rick Grant, First Coast Entertainer.

To hear it, you might think you just stepped into Motown.  To breathe it, you smell a tropical breeze.  To feel it, you let the rhythm grasp your body and whirl it into motion.  To see it, is like an extravaganza of light and energy.  But to experience it, you must say it …. “I want THE TAMS”!!

The Tams were formed in Atlanta, GA in 1962.  It’s members were Joseph Pope and Charles Pope (founders), Horace Key, Floyd Ashton, and Robert Lee Smith.  In the beginning, they sang and danced as a way of having fun and to escape their circumstances, hoping to make at least a little money.