Under the Influence
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Tyler Osborn |
Keven Schneider |
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Lead Vocal & Percussion |
Electric,12 string Acoustic Guitars & Vocals |
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Glenn Poirier |
Charles Stone |
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Electric& Acoustic Basses |
Drums & Percussion |
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Artist Biography Classic Rockers, Under The Influence, have been a leading presence in their genre for over a decade. This tight-knit "family" of talented players has performed over 2000 concerts all over the country since 1992. The only act of their kind tauting complete electric AND acoustic sets, their high-energy presentation is a tribute to the attitude, character, heart and soul of Rock & Roll Music. Under the Influence is made up of 7 of the most phenomenal entertainers from the Midwest. Charles Stone (drums) and Glenn Poirier (Bass) provide a thunderous rhythmic undercurrent completed by the stunning double-guitar work of guitarists Keven Schneider and Jason Riley. Atop this musical backdrop stands "power-house" vocalist, Tyler Osborn, who can only be described as "Superior". "Icing on the cake" is a duo of the most beautiful and talented female backing vocalists in the business, Jolie Riley and Leslie Stone. Under The Influence has won numerous competitions and reader’s polls and has opened for such national acts as The Doobie Brothers, REO Speedwagon, .38 Special and The Little River Band. Their original music has been played in regular rotation at leading rock radio stations and they have been featured numerous times as "in-studio" guests. Under The Influence’s albums of original music for InnerThump Records include What Is (‘97) and Shake, Rattle, Shatter (‘99), both of which were produced by platinum award-winner, Ken Paulakovich (Offspring, Gloria Estefan). |
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Repertoire Sample Elvis "Brown-eyed Girl" The Beatles "Respect" Cheap Trick "I Can See Clearly Now" Eric Clapton "The Chain" Led Zeppelin "Burnin’ Love" The Allman Brothers "Wonderful Tonight" Thin Lizzy "Love the One Your With" Three Dog Night "Remedy" Fleetwood Mac "Sunshine of Your Love" Bad Company "Long Train Runnin’" AC/DC Originals Tom Petty "Go Your Own Way" Aretha "Get Back" |
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