Four on the Floor

It has been said that our lives are chronicled by the music of the times.  Four on the Floor plays the classic songs from the baby boomer generation; from the soulful sounds of the 50's and 60's to the pop, disco, and dance tunes of the 70's.

Sammi Moore Band

Sammi Moore rocked the stage last year. The crowd loved her, so we're bringing her back.  Sammi competed on the USA Network's Nashville Star television talent competition and was chosen as an alternate (top 12). Since then, Sammi has been performing at Tootsie's Orchid Lounge in Nashville as well as other venues across the southeast.

Randy Moore and the Fabulous Suedes have that Texas Blues sounding thing in their music, you can hear Waylon, Commander Cody, Stevie Ray, Little Milton, and Carl Perkins in there, it's an energizing yet laid back boogie at the same time.  Randy and the boys are playing somewhere in America every night and somebody's having a good time.  This band will entertain at the Riverwalk Park where Cruisin' classic car show will be taking place on Saturday.

Exile

Formed in Richmond, KY, in 1963 as the Exiles. Toured with Dick Clark Caravan of Stars from '65 to '68. Changed name to Exile in 1972.  #1 pop hit with "Kiss You All Over" in 1978.  Evolved into country in 1983 with 21 country chart hits.  Ten #1 country hits.  11 nominations Vocal or Instrumental Group of the Year.  Members of Exile penned hits for pop and country artists.

Nashville has hardly been the same since the Kentucky Headhunters took it by storm in 1990.  A country act--in the loosest sense of the term--the Headhunter's hard-driving music ranges far afield into boogie, old-style rock 'n roll, and white-boy electric guitar blues.  The result is a rowdy and woolly as the singers themselves--a guitar-charged stomping sound variously described as "psycho-billy" and "hillbilly speed metal."  Best known for "Dumas Walker" & "Oh Lonesome Me"