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| Bio's |  Christine Wiltshire Christine's vibrant personality and rich vocal tones magically capture emotions and soul of her selections and make you feel like it's your words she's singing. Her talent and professionalism make it no mystery why she has been selected to appear on so many recordings and tour dates for major recording stars Luther Vandross, Musique, The Toys, Zulema, Disco Tex and the Sex-O-Lettes, Major Harris, Samantha Sang, Class Action, Marvelettes, and Marianne Faithful). As an active session participant Christine has also become keen to the methods of producing and session management and has directed many sessions of her own. Christine's smash disco hit in the late 1970's "Push, Push in the Bush" and later career has taken her all around the United States, Mexico, Canada, South America, France, England, Holland, Bermuda, and St. Croix. Originally a native of Brooklyn, NY. |
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Jeff Medina A prolific musician from Trinidad, Jeff has studied jazz from the Jazz Mobile in New York and At Berklee School of Music in Boston. Some of his notable performances have been at Carnigie Hall, Lincoln Center, Radio City Music Hall, The Montreaux Jazz Festival (Switzerland) and the Atlantic Jazz Fest (London). He and has toured the Americas with Prince, The Commodores, and Funkadelic, and provided backup for such names as Laura Branigan, The Main Ingredients, Evelyn Champagne King, and Ralph McDonald. He was the musical director and guitarist for the award winning Broadway musical "The Wiz", and co-produced the hit single "Hot, Hot, Hot". |
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Scott Fronsoe Originally
from Minneapolis, MN Scott was known as one of the
area's top bassist, in recording studios and clubs. Scott
studied music at Moorhead State University under the
direction of the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra's bassist,
and Music Professor Al Noice. In the 70's, Scott was
signed with RCA records with the group Gypsy
and later produced his first LP with the group Breakheart
Pass. He has toured nationally, opening for
acts like War, The
Commodores, The Atlanta Rhythm
Section, The Diamond's,
Tommy Sands, Wayne
Cochran, and many others. In the early 90's
he relocated to Denver. There he formed the group Hearts
of the West, featuring the a 50's revival
group, The Hubcaps. In
September, 1999 he developed The Band Leader |
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