BUFFALO SHUFFLERS,
ROARING 20's POPS ENSEMBLE
Sing-a-longs, instrumentals, novelty tunes and endless fun. That's what you get with The Buffalo Shufflers. An ensemble of five versatile musicians, they perform on banjos, tuba, trombone, keyboards and washboards. The audiences can't resist singing, laughing, clapping, and stomping their feet to the music. It's all an indescribable good time. One presenter reports: "I booked The Buffalo Shufflers on a whim, thinking they'd help round out a solid program of music. Imagine my surprise when they became the hit of the year. The crowds loved 'em!".

JEFF WEILER,
SILENT FILM PROGRAMS
Popular organist and composer Jeff Weiler has appeared throughout North America performing his own musical scores at screenings of great movies of the silent era. Film critic Roger Ebert said in a Chicago Sun Times review, Weiler "created a film experience in which talking and sounds were not missed, and not necessary, because all of the emotions are in the images and the music."

KEITH BRION SOUSA WITH ORCHESTRA,
SOUSA POPS
Keith Brion has led his popular " Sousa in Concert "performances with most of America's major and regional orchestras and in countless repeat performanes. His authentic Sousa programs are a fulfillment of Keith Brion's long-standing ambition to take a fresh look at America's musical traditions. These modern recreations have proved to be as alive today as they were over a century ago. They are the result of extensive research in libraries, newspapers, museums, interviews with former Sousa band members, and the study of old recordings.

SPECTRUM,
A Tribute To Motown and R & B
Webster defines Spectrum as a "series of radiations arranged in regular order" or a "continuous sequence or wide range". This could not be a more appropriate description of the group SPECTRUM, which draws upon the talent of four radiant voices and diverse personalities to form a FIRST CLASS VOCAL QUARTET.

MANHATTAN RHYTHM KINGS,
30's & 40's Vocal Trio
Known for their polished performances of American popular music from the ‘20s, ‘30s and ‘40s, the Manhattan Rhythm Kings have gained a large and enthusiastic following across the country. While frequently compared with such musical greats as the Mills Brothers and Paul Whiteman’s Rhythm Boys, the trio has established a unique character of its own with a combination of close harmony singing, virtuosic instrumental work, and spectacular tap dancing. The Rhythm Kings started performing together on the sidewalks of New York in 1980. From there, these song and dance men graduated to playing some of the Big Apple’s top nightspots.

RADIANCE,
Ladies of Motown
Las Vegas’ Morgan Bray Entertainment, the producers that brought you Spectrum’s amazing Tribute to Motown, is proud to present “RADIANCE” as the answer to the frequently asked question: “Is there a female counterpart to the group SPECTRUM?”