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Press Release:

“Dreams, Promises, and Time is a tribute to the music of Stevie Nicks, and Pat Benatar and is a great representation from these performers’ era. You will not want to miss our upcoming performance at your venue here. Songs we have chosen include The Chain, Rhiannon, Landslide, and Edge of Seventeen from the Stevie Nicks catalog, and Love is a battle field, Heartbreaker, Shadows of the Night, and You Better Run from the songwriting pair of Pat Benatar & Neil Giraldo, as well as many others.” (Sample setlist is below.)

This band emulates the energy of these artists, both in their recordings and in their live performances.

The incredible vocals and musicianship should be expected given the credentials of the band…

Debbie sings Stevie Nicks songs with total vocal authenticity. Connecticut born Debbie Wallace is a classically trained Mezzo Soprano. She has performed with numerous bands including Salt on the Rim, Loose Ends and Rockslide. She currently displays her vocal talents as lead singer for The Whistling Moon Travelers, The Lost Bobs and The Justified Jones Band with whom she performs at Mar a Lago and many other venues. “I love being part of an ensemble group or duo but I feel equally comfortable performing solo. It’s fun to surprise people with my versatile song selections!”

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Sylvia is a fantastic lead vocalist covering Pat Benatar, as well as a great backup vocalist. Sylvia has performed with some of the finest musicians in South Florida as lead vocalist for groups ranging from duos to small orchestras. Whether performing solely with a pianist or a large group, her three octave range, keen ear for harmony arrangements and energized performances have made her an asset to every group she has joined. In addition to lead vocals, she also provides backup harmony vocals, guitar and percussion including congas and various hand held percussion instruments. She has entertained at private parties, weddings, fund raisers and corporate events. Her extensive repertoire spans pop, classic rock, disco, blues, jazz standards, R&B, Motown and country and has included performances in English, Spanish, Italian, Latin and Japanese.

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American guitarist Pete Seely brings technical precision and creative flair to rock, blues and folk music on both acoustic and electric guitar.

Originally from the Philadelphia suburbs, Pete got his start in a garage band in the early seventies. The rich, often soulful, emerging music scene of that place and time informs his full, layered-sound style. Some of his earliest influences include Duane Allman, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, and Motown. From walking bass lines to playing multiple parts on the fret board, Pete’s versatility and experience are the product of faithful commitment to his craft.

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Frederick Capitelli started taking instruction in music at the age of 5. By the time he was 9, he composed his first score. At the age of 10, Frederick Capitelli performed at Carnegie Hall as soloist for his church choir.

In the 1960’s Frederick backed up opened for Diana Ross, Jimmy Paige,
Eric Clapton, Gary Puckett, Young Rascals and Mountain to name a few. In the 1970’s Frederick performed as guitarist for Vito and the Salutations. Their hit records were “Gloria” and “Unchained Melody”. At this point in time the group performed along side with The Angels, The Drifters, Chantels, The Capris, The Flamingos, The Coasters and The Shirelles also to name a few.

Frederick Capitelli, through years of training, teaching and experience, has mastered the artistic language of music.

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Ken Burton started playing in high school, taking lessons and participating in clinics at the University of Montana. Burton was the lead drummer in the Polson High School Stage Band, playing swing and jazz, soloing and performing with the highest honors in statewide competitions. After high school, and music education at the U of M, Burton helped form the progressive rock band Papa Tuba, which covered artists from the Grateful Dead to Yes, Frank Zappa to Led Zeppelin, as well as many original tunes. Papa Tuba performed over a three state area, as well as outdoor festivals with over a thousand attendees (not a bad accomplishment for a drummer not yet 21 years old).

Burton left Papa Tuba to move to Oregon, where helped form the Salem, Oregon band No Lies. After 15 years Burton moved back to Western Montana, where he started a retail music business and music school, and formed a band with some of his musically accomplished children, called the Noisy Boys. Also in western Montana Burton joined the blues band The Ruminators, featuring Doug Ruhman on guitar.

In 2003 Burton moved to his current home in West Palm Beach, Florida, where he plays with the tribute act Simply Shania, the Yes Tribute Sound Chaser, and the tribute Dreams, Promises and Time, and continues to play for multiple churches and music conferences from the Miami metro area in Florida to the Treasure Coast.