- Dallas, TX
- Jazz Band
- From $2,500
Alexandra V. said
“Justin's band was absolutely fantastic! Quick to respond and great music- will definitely be using them again ”
Overview
My 30 years of experience as a professional musician includes singing and playing sax, clarinet and flute with Dallas' top party and society bands. I have performed with Tony Bennett, Mel Torme, Ella Fitzgerald, Lou Rawls, The Spinners, Gladys Knight, Frankie Valli, Liberace, The Smothers Brothers, Captain & Tenille, Pearl Bailey, Milton Berle, Bob Hope, Mickey Rooney, Ann-Margret, Foster Brooks, Jack Jones, Joe Williams, Lena Horne, George Shearing, Yul Brynner, Florence Henderson, Carol Channing, Steve Lawrence & Edyie Gorme, and many others, as well as performing on numerous recording sessions where the albums won Grammy and Dove awards. The musicians in my band have similar credentials.
Reviews
1 review
Barbara K.
January 7, 2013Just what we wanted!
I hired The Bill G Band for my wedding reception, and the band was great! They played a great mix of music for all ages at my reception and they know how to get a party cranking!!! I will refer my friends to this band for their parties - a great party band!
Hired as: Dance Band
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