The O-tones at 1794 Meetinghouse

From Ella Fitzgerald and Frank Sinatra Jazz and Swing, to Soul and Motown by Marvin Gaye and Aretha Franklin, the pews will be rockin' and the dance floor will be sizzling.

The O-Tones Trio Plus Kerry Blunt
Rob Fletcher ~ vocals & lead guitar, harmonica
Ann Percival ~ vocals & rhythm guitar
Mary Witt ~ vocals & bass
with Kerry Blount ~ tenor sax

The trio of singers Ann Percival (guitar), Mary Witt (bass), and Rob Fletcher (guitar and harmonica) will blend in beautiful harmonies. Kerry Blount on soulful tenor sax will be joining the singers with his wonderful solos. Kerry has been a member of The O-Tones since the early 1990s and adds his delicious stylings on every song....

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From Ella Fitzgerald and Frank Sinatra Jazz and Swing, to Soul and Motown by Marvin Gaye and Aretha Franklin, the pews will be rockin' and the dance floor will be sizzling.

The O-Tones Trio Plus Kerry Blunt
Rob Fletcher ~ vocals & lead guitar, harmonica
Ann Percival ~ vocals & rhythm guitar
Mary Witt ~ vocals & bass
with Kerry Blount ~ tenor sax

The trio of singers Ann Percival (guitar), Mary Witt (bass), and Rob Fletcher (guitar and harmonica) will blend in beautiful harmonies. Kerry Blount on soulful tenor sax will be joining the singers with his wonderful solos. Kerry has been a member of The O-Tones since the early 1990s and adds his delicious stylings on every song.

The O-Tones play a fun mix of Swing, Blues, Motown, Latin, and more. Put on your dancing shoes or come grab a seat and get carried away to bygone days with beautiful melodies and swingin' grooves.

"Great music like The O-Tones' repertoire is timeless. The trio of vocalists have their own style, blending their voices in original ways to fit each song. Each singer is versatile at leads as well as great at harmonizing. cool organ and piano excursions as well as soulful sax stylings over a solid rhythm foundation." ~ Paul Burton, Music Revue

"The O-Tones use complicated harmonies, tight ensemble playing and a smart, sexy approach to classic tunes to make music that is a celebration of our heritage." ~ Christopher Boucher, Daily Hampshire Gazette

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