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Absolutely Music Four Guys in Tuxes We are dedicated to providing you with Music Band for your party. Bristol, Rhode Island
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Party music is the backbone of any event or party and it can definitely make or break the night. Often a wedding singer or live band can provide a wonderful feel for your party, wedding, or event. Perhaps you're hosting a classy, corporate event in Bristol, RI and you need some smooth Bristol jazz players. Or maybe you need an energetic live band that's going to pump up your guests. Whether you're looking for a Bristol classical band, Bristol, RI jazz band, Bristol rock band, or a Bristol wedding band for your event, party, or wedding we'll help you find the best music for your party.
Bristol Bands may also serve the following areas: Jamestown, Tiverton, Providence, Rumford, Chartley, Taunton, Fall River, East Greenwich, Little Compton, Raynham Center, Swansea, Seekonk, Barrington, Prudence Island, North Attleboro, Dighton, New Bedford, Warwick, East Providence, Dartmouth, Westport, Somerset, Warren, Newport, Portsmouth, Adamsville, Middletown, North Kingstown, Assonet, Rehoboth, Cranston, Riverside, and Bristol County.
Bristol Factoid:
In literature Bristol is noted as the birth place of the 18th century poet Thomas Chatterton, and the poets Robert Southey, who was born in Wine Street, Bristol in 1774, and Samuel Taylor Coleridge married the Bristol Fricker sisters; and William Wordsworth spent time in the city where Joseph Cottle first published Lyrical Ballads in 1798. Bristol Bands
In literature Bristol is noted as the birth place of the 18th century poet Thomas Chatterton, and the poets Robert Southey, who was born in Wine Street, Bristol in 1774, and Samuel Taylor Coleridge married the Bristol Fricker sisters; and William Wordsworth spent time in the city where Joseph Cottle first published Lyrical Ballads in 1798. Bristol Bands
Bands News and Information
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Ken Jameson-It's Your Life
- June 27, 2006 - Ken Jameson is not in this business to monkey around. The cover of his new CD It's Your Life may imply that but it is simply not the case.
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Welcome to 2007!
- Welcome to 2007! The Good News Big Band is in preparation for our Winter/Spring 2007 services and concerts. Our next service performance is March 10, 2007 at Shepard of the Valley Lutheran church at 5pm with an additional concert at 7pm. This site will be updated as we get closer to that [...]
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Avenue 707 Announces Release Of Much-Anticipated First Album
- June 23, 2006--Newly formed West Coast rap/urban hip hop group Avenue 707 celebrates the release of their first album, Avenue 707, on Hangout Records. The Bay Area group brings together four talented members, each with rich and diverse musical experience ...
