These guys do it their own way - hard hitting, yet soulful. They offer a fresh new sound combining groove, heaviness and message. Here are career music road dogs bringing their thousands of gigs worth of talent, emotion and fire for you to experience. Here you have THREE seasoned music veterans...each sings...each plays...BUT it's what they do together that will keep you coming back for more!
Dean Restum spent the last twelve years as musical director and guitarist for British Invasion legend Eric Burdon and the Animals. He also toured with The British Rock Symphony, Cy Curnin (the Fixx), and art rocker Gregg Tripp. Born and raised in Beirut, Lebanon, Dean began his touring career playing military installations in Tehran, Iran.
Bobby Gianetti has lent his smooth vocals and bass skills to a who's who list of 70s and 80s acts. Some of his previous tours include Mark Farner (Grand Funk), Randy Meisner (Eagles), Dave Mason, Dwight Twilley and Edgar Winter. He is proud to carry on in the great tradition of no BS midwest blue-eyed rock and soul. Otherwise, he'd never have gotten out of Detroit, Michigan in one piece.
Bernard Pershey spent the last five years juggling drum duties between Eric Burdon and the Animals and vocal powerhouse Beth Hart. His illustrious tour career has included stints with Edgar Winter, Walter Trout, Dwight Twilley and Olivia Newton John. He somehow survived a wayward youth playing every gin mill and roadhouse around his hometown of Joliet, Illinois.
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Hey Dean, Thanks for your support! You weren't kidding about the long tour. Glad to have had the opportunity to meet you and talk about it all. Continued success on the new album and all your musical endeavors. Give a shout out to Bernie for me. Keep rockin' the house!, and Thanks again, Rick.
Bernie, I am sure you don't remember but you came over to my parents house in Edina Mn. when you first moved to Mn. You said pork chops were your favorite and my mother made horrible pork chops for you but it was nice to have you there. Do you happen to know how to reach Ronn Roberts? I have been looking for him for ages. Zip said he has not heard from him either. Happy for your success. Barb Cross-Miller
